Things To Do

Explore the natural beauty of Whidbey Island by hiking the scenic trails of Deception Pass State Park—one of Washington’s most iconic outdoor destinations. With over 30 miles of trails, the park offers something for everyone, from gentle forest walks to […]

One of the most iconic outdoor experiences on Whidbey Island, hiking in Ebey’s Landing offers breathtaking views and a deep sense of Pacific Northwest history. Located near Coupeville, this National Historical Reserve features dramatic coastal bluffs, sweeping prairie landscapes, and […]

Step back in time with a visit to Fort Casey State Park, one of Whidbey Island’s most iconic historic sites. Originally built in the late 1800s as part of the “Triangle of Fire” coastal defense system, Fort Casey features massive, […]

Experience the vibrant beauty of spring on Whidbey Island with a peaceful stroll through Meerkerk Gardens. Nestled in a forested setting, this serene 10-acre display garden comes alive in spring with a dazzling array of blooming rhododendrons in every color […]

Step into a world where art and nature meet at the Price Sculpture Forest on Whidbey Island. This unique outdoor museum invites visitors to explore winding forest trails lined with imaginative sculptures, blending creativity with the natural beauty of the […]

Step back in time and soak up the charm of Whidbey Island’s most picturesque towns—Langley and Coupeville. Langley, often called the “Village by the Sea,” is a quaint waterfront town perched above Saratoga Passage. Stroll its walkable streets lined with […]

Whidbey Island offers some of the best whale watching opportunities in the Pacific Northwest. Schedule a guided tour and head out onto the Salish Sea to spot majestic marine life in their natural habitat. Depending on the season, you may […]

Double Bluff Beach, located near Freeland on the southern end of Whidbey Island, is a local favorite for both two- and four-legged visitors. This expansive stretch of sandy shoreline offers sweeping views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains, making […]

A trip to Whidbey Island wouldn’t be complete without a stop at Greenbank Farm. This historic landmark was once the largest loganberry farm in the world and is now a vibrant community hub offering scenic walking trails, local art galleries, […]

One of the most scenic paddling experiences on Whidbey Island is kayaking through the  protected waters of Saratoga Passage. Stretching between Whidbey Island and Camano Island, this waterway offers stunning views of the Cascade Mountains, forested shorelines, and abundant marine […]