Moran State Park and Rosario Resort & Spa* are both a short walk away from The Residences. The park and the resort are historic and legendary destinations on Orcas Island, Washington. The resort's original grounds and the mansion, built in 1905 by Robert Moran as a private home, became a museum, marina, and a vacation community open to the public in the 1960s. In 1921, Robert Moran, a successful shipbuilder and a former mayor of Seattle, donated 2,700 acres of his land to Washington State, ensuring the perpetual public access to the beautiful mountainous area filled with lakes and waterfalls, which became the Moran State Park. Today, the Rosario Mansion features outstanding dining, one of the world's largest private organs, 1900 Steinway piano, a museum with extensive first-edition book and photo collections, original early 20th century bar, and much more. The resort grounds and marina have become home to tourists, private homeowners and boaters. Moran State Park, which recently celebrated its 100th anniversary, continues to hold in awe thousands of visitors each year. The mansion is a five-minute walk from The Residences, and the park's entire trail system starts right outside our doors. We welcome you to experience the beautiful area, which we call home.

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