PHOTO ALBUM -- Landscape | Animals | Buildings | History

Camp Indralaya is a sanctuary of natural beauty and peace. The camp encompasses 78 acres of forest, meadow, and trails, situated along 3/4 of a mile of picturesque shoreline. We share this space with rabbits, deer, owls, squirrels, sea otter, bald eagles, and other wildlife. There is a deep sense of community with the natural world that has been developed and strengthened over the camp's long history - an honoring of the spirit and energies of nature that provide the backdrop for the strong sense of connection that many feel upon visiting for the first or the one hundredth time. Perhaps it is this subtle realization of oneness with the life of this place that is most central to the experience of community at Indralaya.

Beautiful Madrona trees, firs, pines, and deciduous trees frame the views of the Eastsound inlet.

The forest edge and shoreline habitat has been conserved for over 75 years and is rich in biologic diversity.

Inspiration Point looking north toward Eastsound village is just one of many special places for meditation.

One of the secluded coves on the camp property that can be reached by a hiking trail through the forest.

The apple orchard in the meadow and the Teepee meeting room are two popular places for holding meetings and programs.