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Camano Island State Park is a 134-acre camping park with 6,700 feet of rocky shoreline and beach. The park provides sweeping views of the surrounding mountains and offers opportunities for shellfish harvesting.
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Shop like a local at your hometown IGA supermarket. There’s a full selection of meats, fruits and vegetables, canned goods and more. Be sure to watch for weekly specials for more money-saving deals!
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Camano Ridge offers a number of dog-friendly forest (on leashes) trails in its 400 acres of forest.
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This former U.S. Army camp is ideal for sports camps, church groups, school groups and other non-profit endeavors.
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COVID-19 UPDATE: The zip lines are closed. They plan to re-open April, 2021. Go zip lining through the forest on Camano Island! Located just an hour north of Seattle, Canopy Tours Northwest features: A ride in a historic Unimog forest vehicle 6 zip lines (the longest is 660 feet) A log bridge 2 short trail...
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Amenities include a floating dock and boat trailer parking. Picnic tables, barbecues, and a public restroom are also available.
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Veggie starts, eggs, seasonal produce, fresh flowers, and a Fall pumpkin patch. Daily in-season listing on Facebook and Instagram. 126 years as a North Whidbey family farm. Now partnering with Heavy Nettle Collective, Grass Becomes a Wave, and Glacial Tilth Farm. Case Farm Owner: Case-Smith Family Location: 98 Case Road, Oak Harbor Dates: April –...
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David Cassera is a specialist in the traditional arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas. He has three galleries in the Pacific Northwest.
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Andy & Bonnie Swanson own and operate Cats Paw Bees using natural and organic methods to raise honey bees, producing a raw natural honey filled with local floral flavors. Find their honey at: Camano Island Coffee at the IGA Camano Commons Marketplace Hunnington’s Grocery Store – Camano Island The Farm Stand – Oak Harbor, Whidbey...
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This park, located on the eastern side of Camano Island, has a beautiful view of the Cascades, picnic facilities, and a boat ramp.  There is a fee to use the ramp, $5 a day for residents, $15 for non-residents.
