WELCOME TO CAMA BEACH FOUNDATION
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Education is not the filling of a bucket, but the lighting of a fire
-- W. B. Yeats
-- W. B. Yeats
COVID 19 UPDATE
as of September 20, 2020
There are now three park status categories:
1) Day Use and Camping both Open, 2) Day Use Only, 3) Closed
Camano Island State Park is in status 1 - Camping & Day Use are both open. Cama Beach State Park is also in group 1 - Cabins & Day Use.
All facilitated programs (crafts, nature walks, beach walks, etc) at Cama Beach State Park are cancelled until further notice. However, various "do-it-yourself" kits and "self-guided" tours are available.
For the status of various parks across the state see:
https://parks.state.wa.us/1181/Parks-opening
TEMPORARY PARK CLOSURES (as of Sept 20)
due to wildfire, extreme weather conditions, or other public safety matters
Bridgeport State Park
Saltwater State Park
THE FOLLOWING PARKS REMAIN CLOSED:
Camp Wooten
Cedar Falls Trailhead (on Palouse to Cascades Trail)
Crawford State Park and Gardner Caves
Peshastin Pinnacles
FYI:
Both Camano Island & Cama Beach State Parks are located in Island County. As of September 3, Island County is in Phase 3.
as of September 20, 2020
There are now three park status categories:
1) Day Use and Camping both Open, 2) Day Use Only, 3) Closed
Camano Island State Park is in status 1 - Camping & Day Use are both open. Cama Beach State Park is also in group 1 - Cabins & Day Use.
All facilitated programs (crafts, nature walks, beach walks, etc) at Cama Beach State Park are cancelled until further notice. However, various "do-it-yourself" kits and "self-guided" tours are available.
For the status of various parks across the state see:
https://parks.state.wa.us/1181/Parks-opening
TEMPORARY PARK CLOSURES (as of Sept 20)
due to wildfire, extreme weather conditions, or other public safety matters
Bridgeport State Park
Saltwater State Park
THE FOLLOWING PARKS REMAIN CLOSED:
Camp Wooten
Cedar Falls Trailhead (on Palouse to Cascades Trail)
Crawford State Park and Gardner Caves
Peshastin Pinnacles
FYI:
Both Camano Island & Cama Beach State Parks are located in Island County. As of September 3, Island County is in Phase 3.
- For county by county status: A county-based phased reopening plan.
- Phase Definitions: Phase 1, Phase 2, Phase 3, Phase 4
Upcoming events at our Parks
Stanwood Camano Historic Sites Tour: September 2020 and beyond.
View VIDEOS & AUDIO RECORDINGS. 15 sites
State Park FREE Days: Sept 26, Oct 10, Nov 11, Nov 27
You can now go online to make your reservations for our Washington State Parks!
Stanwood Camano Historic Sites Tour: September 2020 and beyond.
View VIDEOS & AUDIO RECORDINGS. 15 sites
State Park FREE Days: Sept 26, Oct 10, Nov 11, Nov 27
You can now go online to make your reservations for our Washington State Parks!
Featured Videos
Meet our summer volunteer Emma. She'd like to take you down to the beach and introduce you to one of the most common, but often ignored animals at Cama.
Meet our summer volunteer Emma. She'd like to take you down to the beach and introduce you to one of the most common, but often ignored animals at Cama.
Meet Montana, Cama's Interpretive Specialist. Watch the video to find out what her Mystery Mammal is.
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Cama Beach Foundation is a nonprofit organization that operates with a mostly-volunteer staff. Our goal is to support Camano Island State Park and
Cama Beach Historical State Park by offering visitors educational and interpretive programs that enhance their visit to the Parks. We coordinate our efforts with Parks staff but we receive no financial support from Washington State Parks. Nor does CBF speak for Washington State Parks or the Parks and Recreation Commission.
Our operations are funded by generous donations from people like you and by proceeds from sales at the historic Cama Beach Store. COVID-19 Notice: The store will be closed until March 2021, but when we re-open be sure to stop by our store located on the beach just north of the cabins.
Cama Beach Historical State Park by offering visitors educational and interpretive programs that enhance their visit to the Parks. We coordinate our efforts with Parks staff but we receive no financial support from Washington State Parks. Nor does CBF speak for Washington State Parks or the Parks and Recreation Commission.
Our operations are funded by generous donations from people like you and by proceeds from sales at the historic Cama Beach Store. COVID-19 Notice: The store will be closed until March 2021, but when we re-open be sure to stop by our store located on the beach just north of the cabins.
Updated September 19, 2020
