Things to Do
Challenge yourself or treat yourself with all the things to do on Whidbey and Camano Islands.  Outdoors enthusiasts have many parks and trails to choose from along with kayaking, boating, and cycling.  Foodies will find many fine-dining experiences as well as casual dining for that easy-going family weekend.  Art-lovers will find plenty of galleries and studios to tour and, of course, our small towns have many shops to explore.
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Callen's serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner with American-style classics, Northwest seafood favorites and several special specialty dishes.
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Cama Beach Cafe, in the gorgeous lodge at Cama Beach State Park, was named one of the top ten brunch restaurants by Best of Washington.
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Camano Island’s Cama Beach State Park is the re-birth of a family fishing resort that opened in the 1930’s. Due to septic issues, the cabins and Center for Wooden Boats are closed until further notice.
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Camano Cider is a family-owned cidery located in the heart of Camano Island. Find their ciders on taps throughout Island County.
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In 1905-1906, the one-room Camano City Schoolhouse was constructed on the southern portion of the corner of Orchid Road and Chapman Road and served as a school through 1936. The fire hall was built in 1946 as a two-bay firehouse and enlarged in 1980 to four bays. The schoolhouse foundation purchased the hall in 2018 and is in the process ... Read More
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Look for the giant crab sculpture to find the largest collection of shopping and dining venues on Camano Island.
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Pristine Pacific Northwest island beauty is closer than you may think. Camano Island has unspoiled hills, uncrowded Puget Sound shoreline, wildlife in stately evergreen forests, bald eagles and blue herons along the beach.
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Camano Island Airfield is located at the northern end of Camano Island, about 3 miles from Stanwood.
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Camano Island Coffee features ethically sourced beans, investment in non-profits. Order online, and the coffee is roasted and shipped in 48 hours with lots of gift box options. READ MORE: “Camano Island Coffee – “In the Business of Changing Lives”  Read here…
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Potter Roger Cooke describes his work as, "personal, one-of-a-kind, ceramic art designed for daily enjoyment and use."
