- TripBuzz found 102 things to do with kids in or near Eastsound, Washington, including 85 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Bellingham, Friday Harbor, Anacortes and Blaine.
- From Outer Island Expeditions to Funhouse the, the Eastsound area offers 72 different types of family activities, including: National & State Parks, Hiking Trails, Movie Theaters and Aviation Museums.
- A community located on beautiful Orcas Island, Eastsound is a historic tourist and residential village. Quaint shops, art galleries and café's make up the areas downtown district, while guests can enjoy lodging with spectacular waterfront views. Recreational activities such as biking, kayaking and whale-watching add adventure to one's experience in the village.
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Visitors who are interested in photo opportunities may enjoy the views offered by Little Mountain Park. In addition to the site's fall foliage, the location also provides a view of Skagit Valley from the summit.
35.5 Miles
Hawks, Eagles, and Owls are some of the birds featured at Pacific Northwest Raptors. Agility flight demonstrations take place throughout the day to showcase the large birds' abilities. Hands-on educational programs let kids and adults get up close to the raptors.
36.2 Miles
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1721 Cowichan Bay Road, Duncan, British Columbia
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The excursions Ocean EcoVentures Whale Watching maintain focus on seeing the giant whales, but it's common to see other sea creatures like seals and marine birds. The guides are knowledgeable, so the boat turns in to a classroom. Private charters and multi-day trips are available.
36.7 Miles
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200 Cowichan Way, Duncan, British Columbia
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Along the banks of the Cowichan River, the Quw'utsun' Cultural and Conference Centre is a scenic centre that aims to share with visitors the customs and stories of the Cowichan people. The conference centre hosts corporate events and weddings, while the Riverwalk Caf_ features traditional foods.
36.7 Miles
Learn about the First Nation at Cowichan Native Village. Exhibits on totem carving and basket weaving are on display. There are opportunities to try traditional dishes, while learning about the preparation.
37.0 Miles
The Ape Caves have two hiking levels. The lower level is easy to moderate; the upper level is for advanced hikers. These are dormant lava tubes from Mt. St. Helen's and contain many natural formations from the last eruption. In the summer there are guided tours of the lower level.
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A trail of yellow footsteps painted on the sidewalks guide visitors along the walking tour of Duncan Totem Poles. Throughout the town over 40 totem poles dot the community, with signs explaining the origins of the poles and historic information about the carvers and region.
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1761 Cowichan Bay Road, Duncan, British Columbia
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The community-based Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre is home to the Cowichan Wooden Boat Society. There is a museum that explains the history of the Bay, the native culture, and the tradition of the wooden boats. Strolling along the scenic pier offers views of the wooden boats.
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Central Park
Corner of Kingsway and Boundary Road |, Burnaby, British Columbia
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Originally opened by Prince Charles and Diane, Princess of Wales in 1896, the Central Park of Burnaby offers visitors access to playing fields, tennis courts, and an outdoor swimming pool. Families visiting the location can take advantage of its picnic tables.
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Families enjoy the many activities at Place des Arts. Visitors of all ages partake in art programs, classes, music performance, visual arts, dance, theater and literary arts.