Camp Casey offers unique classes to supplement your program:

• Sea Lab: 45-minute class for up to 30 students with a tour of the lab’s many aquariums and a lively demonstration of its sea creatures. This activity available in the spring only.
• Beach Seine: 90-minute class for up to 95 students. The instructor pilots a motorboat near shore, lets out a net, and students assist in pulling the net onshore to examine and learn about the sea life it contains. Weather- and tide-dependent.  This activity is only available weekdays during the Spring.
• Forest Meadow Walk: 90-minute class limited to 40 students. Plant and animal life are on display as a naturalist leads the way through our heritage forest and meadows on the north side of Camp Casey. This activity is available weekdays.
• Night Sky Viewing Class: Look through our 25″ diameter f/5 telescope with Professor Doug Downing to catch a glimpse of the moon, planets or constellation (weather dependent).
• Birding with Whidbey Audubon Society: Learn about native bird species and their habitats on Whidbey.
• Native American Storyteller Professor Lou LaBombard: Hear stories and tales from Professor LaBombards ancestors and friends. This can be scheduled around a campfire too!  
• Orca Network Lectures on orca conservation and habitat protection.

Teachers regularly utilize Casey’s ideal location to enhance curriculum on Washington state history, geology, and marine biology.

• Fort Casey State Park and Admiralty Head Lighthouse are a 5-minute walk
• Just 3 miles to downtown Coupeville and regional historical museum