The Camano Island* Studio Tour is a free self-guided tour of artists, galleries, and studios usually held Mother’s Day weekend, with some “encore” dates. It is a unique is the blend of established and new artists representing diverse mediums and styles. You’ll find ceramics, glass, jewelry, painting, photography, sculpture, textiles, and mixed media. You are rarely more than half a mile from one studio to the next. Along the Tour Route, there are also a variety of eateries, quaint shops, family-centered parks, inviting bed and breakfasts, and an eighteen-hole golf course. The Camano Island Studio Tour takes place every year on Mother’s Day weekend, Friday-Sunday and an “encore” on the following weekend on Saturday-Sunday. The tour is available from 10am to 5pm each day of the tour. Download a map from their website before you go. More info: Studio Tour | Camano Arts Association
*Camano Island is located about 60 miles north of Seattle, west of I-5 on WA-532. There is no need to take a ferry to Camano Island. One of the most beautiful islands in the Pacific Northwest, Camano’s beaches, bluffs, and overlooks on Port Susan Bay, Utsalady Bay. and Saratoga Passage are truly breathtaking. The Island has stately evergreen forests filled native vegetation and wildlife. Camano Island State Park and Cama Beach State Park offer many hiking and walking trails, where you can enjoy beach combing, kite flying, bird watching, and more.
Camano Island – Google Map
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