What are your memories of
Canoe Island? Sunrise over Mt. Baker, sunsets over the Olympic Mountains? Songs
on Inspiration Point? Fondue on the beach and dances in the Chateau? Maybe even a bus trip to Victoria? Who
did you meet on Canoe Island who is still your friend?
Come to Canoe Island this
summer to share your memories, meet old and new friends, kayak, sail, swim,
hike, do archery and fencing or just relax on one of the most beautiful islands in the world. We’re celebrating 45
years of Canoe Island French Camp, Dr. Warren Austin’s 1969 vision of a
sanctuary where children could learn French and about French culture while
having fantastically fun days. Come for the afternoon/evening
Friday including a poolside barbecue or spend the night in a tipi and continue
the fun through Saturday. We’ll
even celebrate the summer solstice at a beach campfire.
WHEN: Walk on the 12:35 pm ferry at Anacortes and we will meet you with our
camp boat on Orcas Island and whisk you to Canoe Island. Enjoy the island,
participate in activities, swim in the heated pool, and enjoy a barbecue on the
pool deck. Those out for just the day will be taken back to Orcas Island in
time to catch the 8:45 pm ferry, arriving back in Anacortes at 9:45 pm. Those
staying over Friday night will enjoy daylong activities Saturday before
catching the 5:20 pm ferry, arriving in Anacortes at 6:25 pm.
FEE:
Friday only:
$20 per person, $10 ages 3-5, free 2 & under. Includes round trip
transportation from the Orcas ferry landing to Canoe Island, an afternoon barbecue
and all activities.
Overnight:
$80 per person, $40 ages 3-5, free 2 & under. Includes round trip
transportation from the Orcas ferry landing to Canoe Island, poolside barbecue,
breakfast and lunch on Saturday and all activities. Overnight participants will
need to bring a sleeping bag, pillow and towel, and toiletries. Overnight
accommodations are limited.
Register at http://www.canoeisland.org/registration.php
Contact us at info(at)canoeisland.org for more information about the event, transportation
options or information on places to stay in the San Juan Islands.
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