Charming, well-lighted restaurant with wood paneling and old-world accents. The restaurant also has a traditional bar along one side with easy camera access behind the bar. There is ample parking behind the restaurant and a vacant lot next to the restaurant which could work as a staging area. The restaurant offers catering and includes gluten-free…

Possibly one of the most unique buildings in the Pacific Northwest, this hand-hewn log hotel built in 1912 is a throwback to another era.  Stepping into the lobby or walking through the restaurant and bar is like walking through a time warp.  The oldest rooms are in the main building.  There are newer cabins and…

Camano Island Inn offers six romantic rooms, each with a waterfront balcony. The Inn is situated on the west coast of the island, with spectacular views of Saratoga Passage. Other features include a fine dining restaurant and bar.  The property has a small beach accessed via a staircase.

Admiralty Head Lighthouse stands just above Fort Casey, three miles south of Coupeville. It’s built in a Spanish mission-style and has commanding views of Puget Sound’s Admiralty Inlet.

Empty former Kasteel Restaurant, quaint, old, great space surrounding shrubs, trees, parking. Dutch-German style architecture.

There are four major building groups–The Cash Store, Bayview Farm and Garden, which features old barn structures, a community hall, and an old school, the old Bayview School.

Located on the west coast of Camano Island, this State Park is 173 acres, with over a mile of beautiful coastline. It features beautiful views over Puget Sound and plenty of campsites and cabins.

Camp Casey was originally the military residential area of Fort Casey, built as a strategic defense point in 1897. In the early 1900s as many as 10 officers and 428 enlisted men lived onsite. Today it is owned and operated by Seattle Pacific University, and used as a conference and event center for groups. The…

Built in the mid 1930s, this fairground has an old-time, country feel. Several barns, exhibition buildings, arenas, food stalls, performance spaces, and a campground are the main features.

The building is formerly the Langley Middle School. The brick building dates back to the 1920’s or 30’s and was the area’s only school for many years.