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- 5. The Name “Utsalady” means “Land of ________.”
- 7. ______ ______ is a 50-acre preserve that is home to streams, a lake, trails, a large open meadow area, and a house that can be rented for special occasions.
- 9. The “South End Little Library” can be found at _______ Park.
- 12. One of the world's largest jellyfish that can be found in the waters around Camano Island and has a gorgeous maroon color is called _______ _____ Jellyfish.
- 14. The “Roaming Artists Art Show” on Camano Island feature artists who draw and paint in this style.
- 16. The Camano _________ is an annual bicycle ride along the many hills of Camano Island.
- 19. Rotary ________ Playground, also known as Freedom Park, was built in only 5 days by more than 1,000 volunteers.
- 20. West Camano Little ____ Pantry is usually stocked with canned and boxed food, clothing, shoes, hygiene products, and fresh groceries.
- 21. There is a small mural at Camano Commons that depicts two creatures drinking beer, an orca and a _________.
- 22. The front of this grocery store has a large painting by local artist Jack Gunter (who also has his gallery next door).
- 25. _____ ______ is a small local food bank located at Camano Chapel that “provides free food for those in need in our local community.”
- 26. ______ Point is the northern-most point on Camano Island.
- 29. _____ Island is about 2 miles west of Camano Island State Park and is a small uninhabited island, (a pennisula at low tide), where seals bask in the sun.
- 30. Take your dogs to play at their park at _______ Hollow Dog Park.
- 32. A common shell you can find on the beaches of Camano is the Mask ________.
- 35. At the north end of the island is ___________ Preserve, a 120 acre park, beach, and estuary.
- 36. Shopping at “The Second __________ Thrift Shop” will provide funding to the Camano Center and their community programs.
- 37. Camano Island was named ___________ Island in honor of a naval officer for his victory of the Battle of Lake Champlain during the War of 1812.
- 38. The Largest _________ Derby in the Northwest occurs annually on Camano Island every summer.
- 40. The _______ Garden was created at The Camano Center to honor donors.
- 41. __________ Beach State Park is a restored 1930’s era fishing resort.
- 42. Come to the Camano __________ Farmers Market June through September and visit with local farmers, artisans and more!
- 43. ______ ______ Grocery was built by Dave Bartl in 1949 and opened in 1950
- 47. Camano Island is known for ______, as evident by the giant metal one at Terry’s Corner.
- 51. The earliest inhabitants of Camano Island were the ___________ and Snohomish Indians, according to History Link. Their original name for the island was Kal-lut-chin, meaning “land jutting into a bay.”
- 52. South Camano ___________was built in 1930 by O.C. Wisner.
- 54. Many people have “found” this lake on Camano Island.
- 56. Families and individuals can play bingo every Saturday night at the American ___________ hall on Camano Island.
- 58. There is a stone archway called a ____________ at Camano Island Inn. Walking through it will “bring you good fortune.”
- 59. Adopt a dog or a cat (or perhaps a rabbit or guinea pig) at ______ on Camano Island.
- 63. On New Year’s Day, jump into the frigid waters of Utsalady Bay on the annual _______ _______.
- 65. The sculptures on the Camano bridge were created by Debbi __________.
- 67. “_______ on the Beach” is a weekly summer event at Cama Beach State Park.
- 69. “Join the Hunt” and search for “Clue Balls” to win handblown glass balls during the Great Northwest Glass ________.
- 71. Camano City _____________ was built in 1906 and operated until 1936.
- 72. What is the name of the Bay to the north of Camano Island?
- 73. “Honey I ______ The Art” is an annual small works art show at Matzke Gallery and Sculpture Park.
- 74. At _________ Park, there is a ship’s bell and a war memorial to WWII veterans.
- 75. Sockeye Run can be found at _______ ________.
- 77. Even though Western Washington has a reputation for its abundance of rain, Caman o Island sits in what's called a rain shadow — or the “_______ ________” of Washington.
- 79. Pilings at this park are all that remain of The English Logging Company.
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- 1. Every bed in every cabin at Cama Beach is covered with handmade bedspreads, created by Cama Beach ________.
- 2. The Chili & __________ Cookoff is an annual Camano Island event that attracts the best chefs and best tasters in the region.
- 3. The residents of this island neighborhood do things a bit backwards.
- 4. This lake, located at Cama Beach State Park, is covered with lily pads.
- 6. In the 1920s, Camano Island’s first resort settlements were at Madrona, Utsalady, and ____________ Beach. (Cama Beach opened in 1936).
- 8. The Camano Island bridge traverses the __________ River.
- 10. The Crab _________ is an annual Family Fun Run on Camano Island every summer.
- 11. At The ________ Room flea Market, visit a flock of giant roosters.
- 13. During Halloween, Kristoferson Farm on Camano Island has a pumpkin festival that includes launching pumpkins by this device.
- 15. ___________ Corner Grocery at Rocky Point has been serving Camano Islanders since 1951.
- 16. In the 1855 Camano Island was referred to as Perry Island, but Local loggers called it _____ Island.
- 17. Colton Harris-Moore, a former fugitive from Camano Island, was known as the "_____________ Bandit"
- 18. The Camano Island Library is one of 24 locations in the _____-_____ Library System.
- 23. The _________ _________ magazine is the community’s best source of information.
- 24. Camano Island was named in 1790 for the Spanish explorer Jacinto __________.
- 27. The 1923 building of the Utsalady __________ Aid (founded 1908) is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
- 28. The first major settlement on the island was __________, which would be home to several sawmills.
- 30. The very southern tip of Camano Island is called Camano ________.
- 31. Pioneer Hall at Camano Lutheran Church was once ____________ Bay School, a one-room schoolhouse.
- 33. This popular locals shopping area has a grocery, restaurants, and other services.
- 34. Spend an afternoon and putt around at ____________.
- 39. The Stanwood Eagle _______ Derby is held annually on Camano Island in April.
- 44. Migrating ________ whales travel annually through the Saratoga Passage in March and April.
- 45. At Koffman Gallery at Terry’s Corner, see the artist’s paintings of animal ______.
- 46. The Camano Island __________ Tour celebrates and exhibits the island’s reputable and talented artists.
- 48. _________ Cove is one of the largest drainage basins on Camano Island.
- 49. Most Islanders do their local shopping at either Terry’s Corner or Camano ______.
- 50. During the annual _________ Sites Tour, you can visit local sites such as the 1906 schoolhouse, Utsalady Ladies Aid, and Camano Lutheran Church, to name a few.
- 53. The Camano Island Backyard Wildlife Garden Tour happens annually in the month of _____.
- 55. “DO NOT TAXI ON GRASS OCT - MAY” on the Camano Island _________.
- 57. The earliest inhabitants of Camano Island were the Kikalos and Snohomish Indians. Their original name for the island was ____-____-____, meaning “land jutting into a bay.”
- 58. A fossilized tooth from a _________ was recently discovered at Barnum Point.
- 60. ___________ Point County Park on Port Susan includes an old holly farm.
- 61. The _______ Trail at Iverson Preserve has a sign with an image of what looks like a Leprechaun.
- 62. _______ Island is a small island located in just beneath the bridge between Camano Island and Stanwood, at the mouth of the Stillaguamish River.
- 64. Camano Island is nicknamed “The ______ Island.”
- 66. Camano Island is separated from Whidbey Island bv the _________ Passage.
- 68. A fun space-age bus shelter on East Camano Drive was built by local welder, Rick ________.
- 70. Every 4th of July, the Utsalady neighborhood hosts a ________ that culminates in a short patriotic celebration.
- 76. Camano Island is seperated from Stanwood by the _________ Slough.
- 78. The Country Club ________ flows into Port Susan. Geographically, it is an area of relatively shallow water with access to the sea but separated from the open marine conditions by a barrier.
