Shelton Chamber of Commerce
Staffed office with a selection of brochures, maps, magazines, and information available on local activities
Caboose Visitor Center
Located in Tollie's red caboose, this location offers brochure and local information
Outdoor by Design Bamboo Farm
Tour the multiple species of bamboo in this well-established garden.
Overlook Park
2.53 acres. Parking: Pull-out parking with space for approximately 4 vehicles. Amenities: Log and bandsaw monuments, overlook benches
Colonial House
Built in 1920 by Mark Reed and Irene Simpson Reed, it is currently used for visiting contractors, executives, and Green Diamond interns. The home is also available for weddings and other select events on a case-by-case basis.
High Steel Bridge
Arguably, the single most dramatic point of interest in Mason County is the 685-foot-long steel bridge. Perched 420 feet above the cascading Skokomish River, it was originally a logging railroad bridge built in 1929. The view will take your breath away. From Hwy 101, take Skokomish Valley Road for 5 miles, right at FS #23, 2.5 miles to FS #2340, which leads to the bridge in another 2.5 miles.
Tollie the "Shay" Engine
A historic logging locomotive (1924) operated in Mason County for Simpson Logging. Designed by Ephraim Shay, the locomotive negotiated heavy grades and curves. Tollie is joined by Caboose No.700 and a 1920s log car.