Port Susan Snow Goose & Birding Festival > Festival Information
Dates and Times:
____Festival HQ
_______Directions/Map
_______27130 102nd Ave NW
_______Stanwood, WA 98292
____Four Springs Lake Preserve
_______Directions/Map
_______Four Springs Trail Map
_______585 Lewis Lane
_______Camano Island, WA 98282
_______Phone: 360.387.1418
_______Email: fourspringshouse@co.island.wa.us
____Snow Goose Book Store
_______Directions/Map
_______8616 271st ST NW
_______Stanwood, WA 98292
_______Phone: 800-634-6673
_______Email:Snow Goose Bookstore
_______Visit: Snow Goose Bookstore
_______(note: if you need a birding book, log book
_______or field guide - contact Snow Goose Book
_______Store. You may be able to pick it up on the
_______way to the festival)
____Festival HQ
_______Directions/Map
_______27130 102nd Ave NW
_______Stanwood, WA 98292
____Four Springs Lake Preserve
_______Directions/Map
_______Four Springs Trail Map
_______585 Lewis Lane
_______Camano Island, WA 98282
_______Phone: 360.387.1418
_______Email: fourspringshouse@co.island.wa.us
____Snow Goose Book Store
_______Directions/Map
_______8616 271st ST NW
_______Stanwood, WA 98292
_______Phone: 800-634-6673
_______Email:Snow Goose Bookstore
_______Visit: Snow Goose Bookstore
_______(note: if you need a birding book, log book
_______or field guide - contact Snow Goose Book
_______Store. You may be able to pick it up on the
_______way to the festival)
Lodging
Camano Island’s mild weather and central location within Washington’s beautiful Puget Sound makes it an attractive year-round destination for people and wildlife.
Winter residents include Great Blue Heron, Eagles, Hawks, and countless shorebirds. Many different species of duck can be seen from a single vantage point on the island.
In the fall and early winter months, Snow Geese winter in the bays. Bald Eagles have a strong presence on Camano as well.
Open fields, wetlands, and miles of scenic coastline encourage a diverse bird and wildlife population, no matter what time of year you visit! The 12 parks on Camano Island offer many locations from which to watch a very wide variety of birds, local and migrating.
After an exciting day of birding, relax and unwind at a charming local B&B, inn, or cabin. If you are lucky, the birds may be seen from there as well!
Learn More
Camano Island’s mild weather and central location within Washington’s beautiful Puget Sound makes it an attractive year-round destination for people and wildlife.
Winter residents include Great Blue Heron, Eagles, Hawks, and countless shorebirds. Many different species of duck can be seen from a single vantage point on the island.
In the fall and early winter months, Snow Geese winter in the bays. Bald Eagles have a strong presence on Camano as well.
Open fields, wetlands, and miles of scenic coastline encourage a diverse bird and wildlife population, no matter what time of year you visit! The 12 parks on Camano Island offer many locations from which to watch a very wide variety of birds, local and migrating.
After an exciting day of birding, relax and unwind at a charming local B&B, inn, or cabin. If you are lucky, the birds may be seen from there as well!
Learn More
Discover Pass:
If you are planning on experiencing one of the "Self Guided Tours" please know that the majority (if not all) of the local birding areas require a valid Discover Pass. The Discover Pass allows you to enjoy millions of acres of Washington state-managed recreation lands – including state parks, water-access points, heritage sites, wildlife and natural areas, trails and trailheads.
To learn more about the benefits and how to purchase a Discover Pass (even if you do not use - this is a great way to support Washington Wildlife) - Click Here!
If you are planning on experiencing one of the "Self Guided Tours" please know that the majority (if not all) of the local birding areas require a valid Discover Pass. The Discover Pass allows you to enjoy millions of acres of Washington state-managed recreation lands – including state parks, water-access points, heritage sites, wildlife and natural areas, trails and trailheads.
To learn more about the benefits and how to purchase a Discover Pass (even if you do not use - this is a great way to support Washington Wildlife) - Click Here!
What To Bring
Over the years we had watched and listened to Festival attendees as well as to other local
and visiting birders. Here is a list of suggested items you may want to bring at least think
about bringing along. Learn More
Over the years we had watched and listened to Festival attendees as well as to other local
and visiting birders. Here is a list of suggested items you may want to bring at least think
about bringing along. Learn More
