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…
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March 23, Community Town Hall Meeting in the Clubhouse, 7:00 PM
March 24, Are you interested in becoming a board member? Board members serve a three-year term. Applications are now open through March 24th, 5pm. Complete a Board Member Candidacy Application Form> please note this form and more information can be found on the Board page under the Governance Tab of website.
March 27, SRC Shelter Bay Men’s Fireside Gathering at Rainbow Park, 4:00 PM
Tribal and Area Events and Happenings
March 5-June 1, Fibre IX Excellence in Fiber, Pacific Northwest Quilt & Fiber Arts Museum.
March 14, 15, 21, 22, 7 PM: The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940,Tim Bruce Performing Arts Center, 311 N. 6th St., La Conner (tickets by donation at the door)
March 29 Blues Concert with Cassandra May and James, La Conner Swinomish Library, 5:00 PM
Looking for forest hikes in the area?
Exploring Skagit Valley—known for its fertile valleys, mountains, rivers, and Skagit Bay—can take you from wetlands and rich agricultural lands to the majestic mountains of the Cascades and the wonders of the Salish Sea. Hiking opportunities abound. Some places to get you started…….
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.