Local Activities
There’s something enjoyable for everyone just a short walk or drive from Camp Casey. Whether you’ve got a craving for fun, history, nature, or exploration, you’ll want to check out these unique opportunities.
Activities closest to Camp Casey listed first.
10-minute walk from Camp Casey
Washington state park and a former U.S. Amy installation built in 1890 to protect Puget Sound. Camp Casey provided housing and food for the troops. Historic artillery guns and batteries remain in place with photos and signage explaining the fort’s glory days. Park includes Admiralty Head Lighthouse.
at Camp Casey
Immerse yourself in important bird habitat in this brackish lake and marsh area located behind the Quartermaster’s Building. Bring your binoculars!
5-minute walk north of Camp Casey
Experience the vivid historical record. Pacific Northwest history remains clearly visible in the landscape with interpretive tours and recreation available. Enjoy stunning views and exceptional scenic hiking.
8-minute drive north of Camp Casey
Experience the vivid historical record. Pacific Northwest history remains clearly visible in the landscape with interpretive tours and recreation available. Enjoy stunning views and exceptional scenic hiking.
8-minute drive north of Camp Casey
Don’t miss this pioneer burying ground with vast landscape views. The cemetery hosts original settlers of the island, and includes authentic blockhouses of the period. Adjacent to headquarters for Ebey’s Landing.
10-minute drive east of Camp Casey
In the heart of quaint Coupeville, Washington, a local museum displays the region’s rich cultural and geological history. Large group tours arranged.
10-minute drive north of Camp Casey
Enjoy one of the last of the old-school drive-in movie theaters. Go-karts, arcade, and snack shop are run by some very accommodating folks.
20-minute drive north of Camp Casey in Oak Harbor, Washington
Visit a museum dedicated to all wars and conflicts from WWII to the present. Artifacts, flight simulator, and a full-size patrol bomber on display.
35-minute drive north of Camp Casey
Washington State Park spans two islands over a vertigo-inducing bridge, with camping, spectacular hiking, and numerous interpretive opportunities.
35-minute drive north of Camp Casey
Jet boat educational tours about Deception Pass and the local history. Appropriate for large groups with discounts offered to Camp Casey guests.
5-minute walk from Camp Casey to the ferry landing, 35-minute ferry ride
A fine afternoon’s outing, this historic seaport community boasts a maritime heritage and an artistic spirit. Features shops and dining. It’s the most inexpensive way to see Camp Casey from the water.