THE CENTER FOR WOODEN BOATS AT CAMA BEACH
Located inside Cama Beach State Park at 1880 W Camano Dr, Camano, WA 98282
ADVENTURE AWAITS…Cama Beach State Park
The Center for Wooden Boats at Cama Beach State Park is set in a spectacular, 433-acre waterfront location against a forested backdrop. It is connected by a mile-long trail to Camano Island State Park, a 134-acre camping park. Both parks are open for day use or overnight stays year round. Admission to The Center for Wooden Boats is always free! Some programs, such as boat rentals, have associated fees, and others have suggested donations. Walking the beach, exploring the boats and browsing the exhibits is always free of charge.
Cama Beach Livery Hours:
CWB at Cama Beach is currently closed due to State Parks Maintenance.
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Cama Skiff Rowboat x 2
Cama Skiff E-motor x 3
Tandem Pigmy Kayak x 2
12' and 14' Heidi Skiff x 5
Stand-up Paddle Boards x 2
3-person plastic kayak/ canoe x 3
Plastic Canoe x 1
Gas Motorboats x 3
RENT a cAMA BEACH CABIN
Want to stay overnight? CWB Members enjoy exclusive access to the Boatman’s Cabin and Cabin 26. Take a relaxing beach vacation, spend time crabbing, or explore Camano Island.
Not a member yet? Learn how and why to become one here!
SATURDAY TOY BOAT BUILDING
Join us every Saturday for Toy Boat Building. We provide the materials, you provide the creativity! 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM year-round. Suggested $5 donation!
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Saturday Toy Boat Building is supported in part by Cascade Lumber.
EXPLORE THE ISLAND
Visit the Camano Chamber of Commerce website for an expansive history of the island, events, directions and things to do!
CONTACT US
(p) 206-731-7446
(e) cama@cwb.org
Getting to CWB Cama Beach
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MAP & DIRECTIONS
The Center for Wooden Boats at Cama Beach is located at Cama Beach State Park on Camano Island, just 12 miles South West of Stanwood, or 60 miles North of Seattle. Accessible by bridge, Cama Beach State Park is easy to get to by car or by bus. See a map of the park
BY TRAIN
An Amtrak train connects from downtown Seattle to Stanwood, and then Island Transit, with its main stop at Terry’s Corner, makes a regular stop at Cama Beach State Park.
BY BUS
Island Transit, with its main stop at Terry’s Corner next to the Camano Getaway visitor’s center, as you come onto the Island, makes a regular stop at Cama Beach State Park.
BY CAR
Parking is provided by Cama Beach State Park. A Discover Pass is required. You can purchase a Discover Pass in person, at the Welcome Center, or online. The State Park also operates a shuttle that will transport you from the upper parking area down to your beach front cabin.