Roche Harbor

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The rich history of Roche Harbor, celebrated for its deep waters and natural resources, reflects its significance to both the Lummi and Songhees peoples and later British settlers who established a military camp in 1860. For nearly a century, limestone quarrying contributed to the development of West Coast cities and individual wealth. Today, Roche Harbor remains a popular destination for outdoor activities such as boating, fishing, and kayaking, serving as a gateway to the scenic American San Juan Islands and Canadian Gulf Islands.