Just because you can do something legally doesn't mean you should

You should definitely experience it once.

The local economy is mostly tourist driven, with some fishing and logging in the area.

Pretty insane during 4th of July as well.

Rod run is another fun summer event there.

Yeah but it's generally not the smartest thing you can do...

Lots of stuck vehicles and it makes it a lot less enjoyable to y'know, actually walk on the beach like 99% of people do on beaches...

North beach tavern is where it's at.

Been out to quartermaster harbor a bit for work in the last few months, right across from the marina.

>I want to know who is the target audience that travels to Quartermaster Harbor and if they get there by boat?

No, generally everyone commutes by ferry. So technically yes on a boat but the WSDOT runs a ferry service to west Seattle and back that goes all day. Look up more details on the WSDOT website.

The 'targert audience' is mostly people who live on the island. On holidays it's a bit more touristy.

>Are boats the only way to get to the island?

Ferry. So you drive to the ferry, and then can drive down the length of vashon down south to quartermaster harbor.

>Is it a residential island?

Yes. Especially in quartermaster harbor area it's mostly populated by retirees who are living their best lives away from the hustle and bustle of the city but close enough to enjoy it's perks.

>What do you do in the island?

Anything you do anywhere else I guess. It's mildly touristy. Wineries, breweries, distilleries, parks, farms, art galleries, gift shops.

Or, y'know. Work if you're doing that.