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La Conner Time
La Conner, Washington, is a small town built on the banks of the Swinomish Channel, which leads to the Salish Sea. The channel gives La Conner much of its color and atmosphere. This distinct seaside ambiance comes from watching the fishing boats navigate the channel and spotting local wildlife enjoying the quiet waterway. The Rainbow Bridge, the Golden Gate of La Conner, is a recognizable view from many restaurants and Sip locations along First Street.
A Casual Day in La Conner
With its historic buildings and a colorful downtown assortment of channel-front restaurants, inns, galleries, museums, and boutiques, La Conner is a prime destination for a casual day by the water. Soak up the saltwater scents and sounds as seabirds sweep overhead. Visitors and locals enjoy good conversation and a drink in many outdoor seating options along the channel. If you’re in the mood for a stroll, you can meander the waterfront walkway stretching from one end of town to the other.
The best way to savor the town is to spend a little time here. Planning a weekend in La Conner lets you unwind and enjoy the many jewels in La Conner, sampling the many delightful eateries and browsing unique finds in the many quirky shops. Feel yourself relax in La Conner, where the speed limit is 25 and stop lights or chain stores are noticeably absent.
Explore Beautiful La Conner
Dine, Sip, Stay, Discover
Explore our vibrant offerings in dining, tasty brews, cozy places to stay, and adventures using the filters below.
Calico Cupboard Cafe--La Conner
Hedlin’s Family Farm
Pacific Northwest Quilt & Fiber Arts Museum
Skagit County Historical Museum
The Fork at Skagit Bay
La Conner is Your Home Base
in Skagit Valley
La Conner is a great place to stay during your trip to the Skagit Valley. While the vibe feels far from the busier areas of the valley, you’re just a short drive to many scenic Skagit Valley locations. The scenery in and around La Conner is as spectacular as the imagery would suggest, making the town naturally home to many artists.
La Conner, Washington, is a fun and picturesque destination any time of year, with busy seasons in the spring and summer. We suggest you take the “long way” into town, passing through Conway and Fir Island as you leave the Freeway. Enjoy the scenic drive through farmland and acres of flowers if you visit in the spring.
Anacortes is a stunning waterfront community with a beautiful marina, delicious restaurants, quirky shops, and luxurious places to stay. Whether it’s a stopover on the way to the islands or your weekend destination, Anacortes has something for everyone.
