
Our corner of Edmonds
The 1906 Bungalow
Camp Vintage opened on Earth Day, April 22, 2023 — the work of Logan and Christine Harris, a couple who call themselves “a couple of passionate junkers leveling up” after more than a decade of selling from antique-mall booths. Twenty years of hunting later, they chose downtown Edmonds to fill a gap in the local vintage scene and root themselves deeper in a town they love.
The shop lives in the 1906 craftsman bungalow at 122 Fourth Ave S — once Bountiful Home, and before that The Weed Lady. Christine, the Camp Counselor, and Logan, the Camp Picker, take being stewards of the old building seriously. It is the only shop in downtown Edmonds fully dedicated to authentic vintage and antiques.
The whole place is built to be a feast for the senses: the charming house and its whimsical garden, the mindfully curated inventory, Fraser-fir candles, and eclectic music playing on a 1970s Marantz receiver. The name “Camp” was chosen to capture a feel-good vibe of well-being, nostalgia, and time slowing down.
A couple of passionate junkers leveling up.
Logan and Christine Harris, inside the bungalow



