Beaches of Camano: Onamac and Henning Beach
Camano’s beaches bring families together. None more so than then Henning Beach, just north of Onamac Point. Henning Beach has been …
Beaches of Camano: Elger Bay and places where we heal
“If there is any place to heal or get comfort it is in a beautiful place like that.” The beaches of …
Beaches of Camano: Livingston Bay and Sundin Beach
The best place to catch the sunrise on Camano is on Livingston Bay. Any time of the day the Bay is beautiful. …
Beaches of Camano: Historic Sunset Beach Resort
“Looking out on the water nothing has changed.” Camano’s Beaches have changed over the years. But the water in front of them …
Beaches of Camano: Manaco Beach
Camano’s waters teem with marine life. It is easy to forget that we humans share our beaches and their waters with eagles …
Beaches of Camano: Cavalero (II)
Cavalero is a great beach to go to for peace and quiet. It’s a County beach open to the public and it …
Beaches of Camano Island: Camp Grande (II)
“It’s a refuge.” Vicki Lund Anderson, a classmate of my mom, graduated from Stanwood High School (SHS) in 1964 and her husband …
Beaches of Camano Island: Point Lowell and the State Park
“This is our Park. This is our home where we grew up.” Point Lowell juts out at the northern tip of Elger …
Beaches of Camano: Mary Margaret Haugen
Islanders owe a debt to a number of pillar families who settled here, who worked hard to make a living out of …
Beaches of Camano: Painting Madrona and Sunset Beaches
Madrona Beach is just north of Sunset Beach, practically next door, with maybe a house squeezed in between. Like Sunset Beach it …