Rocky Point Real Estate
CAMANO ISLAND, WA
Sunset Views and Year Round Whale Watching
Rocky Point real estate is located on the scenic northwest side of Camano Island. This laid-back neighborhood offers a variety of properties, many with their own private beach or access to a private community beach that’s closed to the public.
Easy Island Convenience
Huntington Corner Grocery has been a beloved neighborhood market in Rocky Point on Camano Island since 1955. Opening as early as 5 AM, it’s the perfect place to grab a cup of coffee and catch up with a friend. Locals love the convenience—whether you need ice, propane, snacks, or even fishing and hunting licenses, you can find it all without ever leaving the island. And if you really want to blend in, grab one of their quirky signature t-shirts—wearing one is practically a Rocky Point rite of passage!
Stunning Beauty Year-Round
Rocky Point on Camano Island offers a few cozy Airbnbs—perfect for visiting friends, family, or a romantic weekend escape. Whether you're new to the neighborhood or just here for the views, the sunsets are stunning year-round. In fall, watch the leaves change and pick a pumpkin at nearby Kristoferson Farm. In winter, cozy up by the fire and enjoy the twinkling lights of boats drifting by.
Maple Grove Beach
Maple Grove Beach on Camano Island is a scenic public spot with views of Whidbey Island, Skagit Bay, and the Cascade Mountains. Locals enjoy discounted access to the boat launch, making it a favorite for boating and crabbing. Breathe in the fresh seaside air—and keep your eyes open for Gray Whales in the spring and Orcas year-round.
Artisan Jewelry
Camano Island is celebrated for its lush forests, sparkling blue waters, and stunning mountain views—a natural backdrop that inspires many local artists. One such artist is Kathryn Shull Dannerbeck of Rocky Point, whose handcrafted jewelry is featured in galleries and available locally at Ladders and Lace in Stanwood.
History
Camp Grande is a private beach in Rocky Point on Camano Island, known for its historic boathouse and laid-back charm. In its 1970s heyday, the beach featured 24 rental cabins and a fleet of boats for summer visitors. Today, with a membership, you can enjoy this peaceful spot—complete with a pier stretching over the water, quiet campsites, and stunning views. It's just one more reason people love living in Rocky Point.
Exploring Rocky Point
