Historic Fishtown

"Kinda a cool little area, looks like something out of a painting for sure.. the area had a bunch of little tourist type shops to spend money in if that's your thing. Kinda stuff 40 yo women can't get enough of"

"This is a very nice town. We didn't have time to see a lot of things, but we stopped into the cove. Good food fun atmosphere. The salmon are running, so we were able to go out onto a bridge and watch some of them jump. It was my first time seeing that in person. Next time I go, I will try to spend more time here."

"This place immediately puts you in an atmosphere of the olden day fisheries and coastal life. Presently, loved the Two Fish gift shop and Leeland Harbor House. Great products, pleasant customer service, and the greatest ice cream selections! This is the only place I was able to use the Internet service too."

"Very cool place! We have wanted to go for a long time. Highly recommend the cheese place for sandwiches and beer. You can sit out and drink and eat by the water on picnic tables. Also the smoked fish place- the smoked fish and pate are amazing. Just a warning- not many patios are dog-friendly. You may want to call ahead of time to check with places if you want to eat with your pup- or get a sandwich and beer at the cheese place and sit by the water."

"Great historic town with delicious smoked fish and a great ice cream shop/outdoor retail shop. Most of the shops close by 5pm. The harbor has ferry service to island Manitou. We did not take it. Some other travelers told us it is a full day commitment and the island are very beautiful but full of mosquitoes. They also said if you are just going for the day, you can do about 1 hike and you have to get back so you don't miss the ferry back to mainland. There is overnight camping on the island. They also said there is snorkeling and some interesting shipwrecks to see."