A Waterfront Community
Shelter Bay is located on the ancestral lands of the Swinomish Tribe who are our hosts, neighbors, and friends. Click for More…
Shelter Bay Community events and things you should know about
The Shelter Bay Office will be closed Monday, January 20 for holiday.
January 14 SRC Ladies Breakfast in the Clubhouse, 8:30 AM
January 14 Communiversity, Know Your Fire Department, 6:30 PM
January 21 Communiversity, Solar & Renewable Energy Options, 6:30 PM
January 24 SRC Free Bingo and Ice Cream Night in the Clubhouse, 6:30 PM
Tribal and Area Events and Happenings
January 14 Community Access Day @ The Children’s Museum of Skagit County, 10 AM – 5 PM
January 24 Anacortes Early Music Concert Series, The Classical Quintet @ Croatian Cultural Center, Anacortes, 7 PM
January 25 Community Hike: Learn about Lichen, Anacortes, 10 AM – 12:30 PM
January 31 Epic Queen @ The Lincoln Theatre, Mount Vernon, 7:30 PM
January 31 Illuminight Winter Walk @ Skagit Riverwalk Plaza, Mount Vernon, 5 PM
Looking for forest hikes in the area?
There are over 50 miles of multiple-use trails in the forest lands, including hikes for all ages, in the Anacortes Community Forestlands.
Love Boating? Check out our Marina.
The Shelter Bay Marina is located within a private community with direct access to the Swinomish Channel. Boaters will appreciate the protected moorage and the amazing cruising, crabbing, fishing and whale watching in this area.
Amenities
Shelter Bay is a community managed by an HOA that manages community services and amenities, maintains roads and public facilities, and operates the community services.
Shelter Bay and La Conner
Shelter Bay is just across the bridge from the town of La Conner. The distance is about one mile, a nice walk or bike ride. La Conner is a friendly, small town and has great restaurants.