Stanwood

A Guilded Gallery At A Guilded Gallery, the Stanwood Camano Art Guild'sco-operative gallery, fine art and artisan crafts arepresented in a casual, inviting atmosphere.
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Stanwood Area History Museum and the D.O. PearsonHome

The home of Stanwood’s firstmayor, the three-story Second Empire Victorian home was built in 1890. Now aPeriod House museum, learn about Stanwood’s history as a small trading post onthe Stillaguamish River, and the impacts to the town when steamboat and laterthe railroad came to the area.
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Uff Da Shoppe

This Norwegian shop specializesin European goods, ranging from Scandinavian cookware to German Christmasornaments. Get a little taste of Europe, as The Uff Da Shoppe is the home ofStanwood’s original lefse, a Norwegian flatbread!
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Port Susan Bay Preserve

The Nature Conservancy’sbeautiful Port Susan Bay Preserve holds some of the finest estuarine habitat inPuget Sound. Its marshes, vast mudflats and tidally influenced channels supporthundreds of thousands of birds, several species of salmon, smelt, English sole,and clams.
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Stanwood Hotel & Saloon

Established in 1890 and still in operation, this building is haunted byseveral spirits.
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Lights of Christmas at Warm Beach

This annual holiday eventfeatures more than a million Christmas lights, a spectacle spread over 15 acresat Warm Beach Camp in Stanwood. The largest holiday light display in thePacific Northwest, it combines live entertainment, children's activities, food,holiday shopping and more.
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Bonhoeffer Botanical Gardens

The Northwest's only completely nativebotanical garden, it includes all of Western Washington's indigenous trees,shrubs, vines and ferns, along with grass, moss, mushroom, pond, flower andground-cover species within three types of wetlands.
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Kayak Point Regional County Park

A spectacular 428-acre saltwaterbeach park located along the shores of picturesque Port Susan, this county parkis a great spot for viewing seals, sea lions, whales and shorebirds. From its3,300-foot shoreline to its evergreen forests, Kayak Point Park offers a richsetting for a variety of outdoor activities, including RV camping, yurts andhiking trails.
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Pilchuck Glass School

An international center forglass art education, come learn about the wide range of glassmaking processestaught at Pilchuck, talk with working artists, and watch the pole-turnersblowing glass as they create centerpieces for the auction.
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