Homesteaded in 1888 by Colbein and Bertha Sund, ten months before Washington was even a state, the property spent decades as a family resort before a grandson turned the cove into a protected preserve in the mid-1980s. The 71-acre conservation area WDFW now manages here closes every kind of fishing and harvest, and three generations after the Sunds first staked the claim, wolf eels and giant Pacific octopus are the reason a gate and a reservation system exist at all.
Not a navigational chart. Positions are drawn illustratively from pnwdiving.com's site briefing over a real satellite still (Web Mercator, true scale) — good for orientation and dive-brief planning, not for plotting a GPS track. Features move; confirm on site.