Decatur Shores Airport guide

Decatur Shores Airport is a private airstrip on Decatur Island in the San Juan Islands of Washington State. The FAA identifier is WN07. The island had 71 residents at the 2020 census and has no Washington State Ferries service, so the strip gives residents of the Decatur Shores community an air link to the mainland.

The airfield has one gravel and turf runway, 15/33, measuring 2,550 by 75 feet, with low-intensity edge lights that run from dusk to 10 pm. It has no control tower, no fuel and no maintenance services, and no instrument procedures are published. Pilots announce their position on 122.8 MHz. The field sits about 38 feet above sea level.

The field is private use, and pilots need permission before landing. There is no scheduled airline service. Visitors without a pilot's licence reach the island by passenger-only boat from Anacortes or by charter flight from Bellingham.