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Casey Conference Center - Whidbey Island

A place set apart from the rest of the world...

In the 1890's, the newly built Fort Casey on Whidbey Island guarded the entrance to Bremerton's naval shipyard. Today, Casey Conference Center offers versatile facilities and beautiful surroundings, making it an ideal place to play, relax and learn. Casey Conference Center is owned and operated by Seattle Pacific University, a private, four-year Christian university of liberal arts and professional studies. Casey Conference Center is available to non-profit tax-exempt organizations whose purposes and/or activities are in harmony with the Christian mission of Seattle Pacific University.

Camp Casey

Lodging:

Company Quarters: Open bay dormitory or semi-private (two people per room) accommodations for groups of 20 to 500 persons. Handicapped accessible.

Alumni House West: Turn-of-the-century Victorian house for youth and adult leadership groups. Accommodates up to 17 persons in a warm, home-like atmosphere.

Campsites: Twenty four sites located in a beautiful wooded setting. Water and electricity hook-ups with restrooms and showers.

Staff Quarters: Private rustic cottages with semi-private rooms for up to eight persons. Ideal for guest speakers, leaders and group facilitator.

Firehall: Cozy remodeled three-bedroom with kitchen facilities and woodstove. Accommodates eight to 12 persons in an intimate atmosphere for leadership retreats and seminars.

Bachelor Officers Quarters: Accommodates 20 to 50 persons for lodging in semi-private rooms with large meeting area, small group space, dining room and commercial kitchen available for rental - all located in one building. Perfect for a wide variety of groups. Handicapped accessible.

Food Service:

Three Kitchen/Dining Room Facilities: Excellent food service available with a variety of alternatives in both food options and dining times. Kitchen rentals are also available, giving you the option to do your own cooking. Handicapped accessible.

Meeting Facilities Auditorium A: Maximum capacity 350. Multipurpose building suitable for chapel, seminars or workshops. Equipped with large movie screen, public address system and stage. Handicapped accessible.

Auditorium B: Maximum capacity - 130. Multipurpose meeting area for smaller gatherings. Hardwood floor and built-in blackboard allow for a variety of uses. Handicapped accessible.

Classroom B: Capacity 10-100 Provides four smaller classrooms ranging in size. Carpeted floors and comfortable chairs create a warm and welcoming environment. Suitable for lectures, seminars and workshops. Handicapped accessible.

Recreational Facilities:

Gymnasium: A roomy play area equipped with basketball and volleyball equipment. It has a three-quarter size basketball court, ping pong tables and a pool table.

Rec Fields

Swimming Pool: A heated, outdoor pool with lifeguards on duty. Seasonal use. Outdoor Field Use: Three outdoor volleyball courts, multiple soccer field and four outdoor full-size basketball courts.

Picnic Areas: Located along the beach and in the campground; are available for year-round use. Beach: The Conference Center borders on two miles of Puget Sound beach. This area is available for hiking, beachcombing and relaxing.

Tennis Court: Conveniently located on the grounds near the swimming pool. Firesides: Three fireside areas perfect for evening meetings, sing-alongs and hot dog roasts.

Places of Interest:

Coupeville: Stately Victorian homes and shops are just three miles north of Casey Conference Center in Coupeville. Browse through the stores along Front Street or experience the lives of Whidbey Island's early settlers at the Island County Museum. Visit a fortified wooden "block house" where settlers ran for protection from arrows of local Indians.

Port Townsend: This historic town can be reached by a short walk and a ferry ride. It's a popular spot for an afternoon of sightseeing and recreation.

Fort Casey State Park: Only a five-minute walk from the Conference Center, Fort Casey State Park is a favorite of children and adults. Climb to the top of the Fort Casey lighthouse and look out over Puget Sound or explore remnants of World War I by hiking through concrete fortresses and viewing massive cannons.