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Cascadia Clubhouse Skagit Activities

Cascadia Clubhouse

Mount Vernon, Washington - Skagit County

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May 16, 2026

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Skagit Valley

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Mount Vernon, Washington

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Provider overview

Cascadia Clubhouse offers Skagit County adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities regular social, recreation, arts, bowling, dance, and enrichment activities.

Cascadia Clubhouse is a Skagit County nonprofit building community for adults with developmental disabilities through recreation, arts, enrichment, and social connection.

Quick facts

Phone
360-928-5884
Email
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Ages
Adults age 18 and over with intellectual and developmental disabilities
Season
Weekly activities, monthly dances, and ongoing clubhouse sessions
Cost
The bowling page lists a program cost and says some costs may be billable to respite; confirm current activity fees, respite billing, and registration details directly.

Location contacts

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Cascadia Clubhouse activity locations

The source lists activities in Mount Vernon and Anacortes, including Riverside Lanes and Hillcrest Park Lodge.

Programs and offerings

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Skagit adult recreation activities

Adult recreation and enrichment programming including arts, karaoke, exercise, hiking, bowling, dance events, virtual gaming, and social time.

Ages
Adults age 18 and over with intellectual and developmental disabilities
Season
Weekly activities, monthly dances, and ongoing clubhouse sessions
Schedule
The source lists weekly bowling in Mount Vernon, weekday activities in Mount Vernon and Anacortes, and a monthly dance at Hillcrest Park Lodge.
Cost
The bowling page lists a program cost and says some costs may be billable to respite; confirm current activity fees, respite billing, and registration details directly.
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Last checked
May 16, 2026
Why this is listed
The official Cascadia Clubhouse site says the Skagit County program is open to adults 18 and over with intellectual and developmental disabilities, fosters social connections and personal growth through arts, recreational activities, and enrichment programming, and lists activities such as arts and crafts, karaoke, exercise, hiking, monthly dances, virtual gaming, and weekly bowling.
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Program details we found

Skagit adult recreation activities

The official Cascadia Clubhouse site says the Skagit County program is open to adults 18 and over with intellectual and developmental disabilities, fosters social connections and personal growth through arts, recreational activities, and enrichment programming, and lists activities such as arts and crafts, karaoke, exercise, hiking, monthly dances, virtual gaming, and weekly bowling.

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Inclusion and support details

What the provider says: Cascadia Clubhouse says adults may bring a caregiver if they need help with feeding, toileting, mobility, or other daily activities.

Access notes to confirm: Families should confirm intake steps, current session locations, caregiver expectations, transportation, respite billing, personal-care needs, dietary needs, activity fit, and whether the participant is ready for drop-off programming.

What we checked

What we found: The official Cascadia Clubhouse site says the Skagit County program is open to adults 18 and over with intellectual and developmental disabilities, fosters social connections and personal growth through arts, recreational activities, and enrichment programming, and lists activities such as arts and crafts, karaoke, exercise, hiking, monthly dances, virtual gaming, and weekly bowling.

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What to confirm

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