Lummi Island
Lummi Island, in Washington, is part of the San Juan Islands archipelago, located in the Salish Sea just south of the Canadian border. Bellingham Bay glitters to the east; the celebrated San Juan Islands dot their way south; the necklace of the Gulf Islands Archipelago in British Columbia stretches to the north. Stately Mt. Baker and the magnificent Canadian Cascades rise to the sky to keep watch over the island.
REC Retreats has a pastoral setting; situated on eight tranquil acres, it has a view of Mt. Baker, the Canadian Cascades, and Hales Passage (with sneak peeks of the ferry gliding by.) The house has windows on all sides, bringing the inspirational outdoor world of the island indoors. The Pacific Northwest is stunning, and while there are other beautiful places in which to gather, what sets REC Retreats apart is how we treat you. And how we treat your guests.
REC RETREATS: A large space for a small group
The space at REC Retreats is perfect for relaxation and creativity. The tastefully decorated house boasts many versatile spaces. There are several spots for participants to “escape” for quiet time, and a great room with comfortable seating for the group to enjoy one another’s company. The large, attached studio is perfect for projects or seminars.
Venue Features
2,800 square feet of warm and inviting living space
giant kitchen with an expansive center island conducive to cooking demonstrations
600 square foot workshop/studio (workspace for up to 16 people / seminar style seating for up to 20 people)
4 spacious bedrooms (sleeps 8 people)
750-square foot deck with comfortable Adirondacks for everyone
cozy outdoor fire pit
8 person hot tub
bountiful vegetable garden
Mountain view: Mt. Baker, The Sisters, and the Canadian Cascades
Water view: Hales Passage (with sneak peeks of the ferry gliding by)