Shelton

Shelton, once known as "Cota," sits on the ancestral land of the Squaxin Island Tribe, the traditional caretakers of the region. They’ve lived off these lands for thousands of years before settlers arrived. When the logging industry took off in the late 1800s, the town was renamed after pioneer David Shelton. Now, it’s a mix of old-school timber history and modern life, with deep ties to its tribal origins.

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Lakes!

Shelton, Washington, is surrounded by numerous lakes that offer a variety of recreational activities, making it an appealing location for homebuyers who love the outdoors. Each lake community features its own charm and amenities, but it’s important to note that potential Homeowners Associations (HOAs) can vary widely—from those that impose restrictions on property use and provide lake access and parks to others that offer minimal oversight or none at all.

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