What’s your overnight style? Dorms? Bunkrooms? Houses? Camping in the woods?
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Whenever you’re ready to book a stay, we’re ready to welcome you. Together, we will design a memorable getaway tailored to your desires.
Camp Casey Conference Center provides inspiring group getaways to beautiful Whidbey Island, Washington
By car and/or ferry ride, a short distance from Seattle and the I-5 corridor, Camp Casey Conference Center is an affordable retreat destination.
Ideal for sports camps, church groups, school outdoor education classes, and other non-profit endeavors, Camp Casey, owned and operated by Seattle Pacific University, provides overnight accommodations and food service for groups large and small.
Amenities such as a huge play field, a mile-long beach, and unique lodging in historic U.S. Army facilities make Camp Casey a group destination for fun, exploration, and team bonding. From marine science classes in the Sea Lab to Forest Meadow Walks through the heritage forest, you’ll marvel at a getaway so close to home. Once a military installation built to guard the Puget Sound region from enemy attack, Camp Casey and the adjacent fort will sweep you up in its colorful past.
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Staying at Camp Casey
Group Lodging Packages
The package includes three days and two nights of lodging, and at least five meals. Teams take advantage of our large, versatile, and well-groomed field space. Athletes sleep in Camp Casey’s historic barracks. Popular with public and private sports leagues.
Owned and operated by
Seattle Pacific University
In 1956, Camp Casey was purchased from the U.S. Army by Seattle Pacific University to be used as an educational conference center. In the years since, the center has provided tens of thousands of overnight stays for campers and retreaters. Adjacent to Fort Casey State Park, Camp Casey offers more than 300 acres of nature, history, reflection, and fun.
Things to do
Friday, June 14, Noon - 4:00 p.m.
- Free admission to Sea Lab
- History lectures about the birth of Camp Casey by SPU Professor Emeritus of History Bill Woodward at Noon and 2:00 p.m.
- Historical guided tours of Colonel’s House by Fort Casey State of Washington Expert Steve Kobylk at 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.
- Barracks, Fort Casey Inn and Mess Hall (snacks and coffee) are open for self guided tours
- neighboring Fort Casey State Park guided tours at 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.
- neighboring Admiralty Head Lighthouse open 11:00 a.m. – 5 :00 p.m.
Please note the pool is closed for maintenance.
Branded Camp Casey caps, Frisbees, mugs, and more await you at the one-of-a-kind Camp Casey store! Check out the great gift ideas, including sweatshirts, water bottles, and plush deer to remind you of the special time you had on your Casey adventures.
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Camp Casey Office
8 a.m.–5 p.m.
9 a.m.–2 p.m.
1276 Engle Road
Coupeville, WA 98239