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Lummi Island

Lummi Island- Wild Foods of the Salish Sea

This camp celebrates the wild food of the Salish Sea. We’ll learn how to forage seaweed by kayak, pull spot prawn pots, and have hands-on wildcrafting workshop, and much more. We'll be headquartered at the beautiful Nettles Farm B & B on Lummi Island

Lummi Island- Wild Foods of the Salish Sea
Lummi Island- Wild Foods of the Salish Sea

Time & Location

Jun 07, 2024, 3:00 PM – Jun 09, 2024, 12:00 PM

Lummi Island, 4300 Matia View Dr, Lummi Island, WA 98262, USA

Guests

About the event

Lummi Island, near the San Juan archipelago off the coast of Washington, is a locavores fantasy land with abundant and diverse seaweed, along with salmon, crab, and spot prawn-rich waters. A pioneer of the sustainable, local food movement here is Riley Starks, a lifelong fisherman, and co-founder of Lummi Island Seafood, a salmon reef net fleet that operates on solar power; Patagonia Provisions purchases the bulk of Lummi Island salmon. He has recently started a seaweed farm and a non-profit, Salish Center for Sustainable Fishing, to support not just the salmon but all the other creatures of the Puget Sound that rely on them.  

Riley also started the renowned Willows Inn and sold it to chef Blaine Wetzel. He now owns and operates Nettles Farm Bed & Breakfast, where along with raising chickens and growing food, he finds truffles with the help of his truffle dog, Stella. He’s made this place not just a destination for great, food, but for hands-on culinary experiences and learning about stewardship of the natural world.

Prices include five chef-prepared meals, two nights at Nettles Farm, a full day of kayaking and exploring, and a donation to the Salish Center for Sustainable Fishing.

Farmhouse Suite with queen size bed, private deck, and a walk-in double shower with full steam. 

Single occupancy is $1950.00 

For two people, $2950.00 or $1475 each

(2 Available) 

Bedrooms with Queen Size Beds in Farmhouse

$1825 for single occupancy 

$2750.00 for double occupancy or $1375.00 per person 

(4 available) 

Camping or staying offsite: $1250 per person.

Sample Itinerary - Subject to Change 

Friday: Arrive at Nettles Farm and check in at 3:00 

Local hike and foraging 3:00-5:00 

Hands-on berry galette-making workshop 

6:00 Oysters & Sparkling  Welcome 

7:00 Dinner in the Field 

Talk by Riley Starks on salmon and their vitality for the Salish Sea 

Saturday Morning Breakfast 

9:00 - Meet at Salish Center for Sustainable Fishing to learn about reef netting 

10:00 - Kayak

12:00 Remote lunch 

Learn about local seaweed and bi-valves. 

4:00-6:30 

Sauna and wildcrafted cocktails 

7:00 Dinner: Spot Prawn Boil 

Sunday

Brunch 

Contact Maria with questions at finn.maria1@gmail.com or (415) 306-2773.

Note- you can also pay through other methods that don't involve a ticket fee. 

Prices include five chef-prepared meals at Nettles Farm, kayaking, foraging and a donation to the Salish Center for Sustainable Fishing.

Tickets

  • Master Suites SOLD OUT

    Master suite with queen size bed and private shower, all meals and activities for 2 people. Transportation is not included.

    $2,950.00
    +$73.75 service fee
    Sold Out
  • Double Occupancy Bedroom

    Includes a queen size bed in private bedroom, all meals and activities except transportation.

    $2,750.00
    +$68.75 service fee
  • Single Occupancy Master Suite

    Single Occupancy queen-size bedroom with private bathroom.

    $1,950.00
    +$48.75 service fee
  • Single Occupancy Queen Bedroom

    Private bedroom with a queen-sized bed. All activities. meals and drinks. Transportation not included.

    $1,825.00
    +$45.63 service fee
  • Camping or Staying Offsite

    This ticket is for camping at Nettles Farm (sauna, bathroom and showers provided) along with all meals, drinks and activities. Transportation is not included.

    $1,250.00
    +$31.25 service fee

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