EV charging in Friday Harbor, Washington
The federal register lists 14 charging locations in and around Friday Harbor, offering 23 ports between them. None of them currently report DC fast charging, so plan for Level 2 speeds. That is the 44th highest count in Washington.
Overview
14 charging locations are on file in Friday Harbor, WA, run between 4 networks.
Only 0.0% of ports here are DC fast. Most of the capacity is Level 2, which suits workplaces, hotels and apartment parking rather than a quick stop mid-journey.
Non-Networked operates the most locations here, 11 of them — 78.6% of the local total.
The population here is 2,729 (2025 estimate).
Charging networks
| Not part of a network | 11 | 79% | |
| Tesla Destination | 1 | 7% | |
| Chargelab | 1 | 7% | |
| Blink | 1 | 7% |
Connector availability
how many sites list each connector| J1772 AC | 13 | 87% |
| Tesla / NACS AC or DC | 1 | 7% |
| NEMA 14-50 AC | 1 | 7% |
Charging locations
| Site | Network | Ports | DC fast | Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Friday Harbor Suites - Tesla Destination | Tesla Destination | 4 | Public | |
| 640 Mullis St | Chargelab | 3 | Public | |
| Earthbox Inn and Spa | Not part of a network | 2 | Public | |
| Friday Harbor Airport | Not part of a network | 2 | Public | |
| Port of Friday Harbor | Not part of a network | 2 | Public | |
| Skagit Valley College - San Juan Center | Blink | 2 | Public | |
| 530 Guard St | Not part of a network | 1 | Public | |
| Avalon Business Park | Not part of a network | 1 | Public | |
| Friday Harbor Grand Bed and Breakfast | Not part of a network | 1 | Private | |
| Lopez Island Library | Not part of a network | 1 | Public | |
| Lopez Community Land Trust | Not part of a network | 1 | Public | |
| Snug Harbor Resort | Not part of a network | 1 | Public | |
| Southend General Store and Restaurant | Not part of a network | 1 | Public | |
| Lopez Village Market | Not part of a network | 1 | Public |
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About this data
Data comes from the Alternative Fuels Data Center's public station register. It covers publicly reported charging infrastructure; home chargers and unreported private installations do not appear. Port counts describe configured capacity, not live availability.