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Sightseeing
Fort Casey State Park
1280 Engle RdFirehouse Glass Gallery
179 Second StreetIf you love glass art this is a great place to see.
- Washington State's most visited state park, it is popular for hiking, camping, boating and other recreation. Be sure to walk onto our famous bridge and snap photo. Towering cliffs and sea water roaring at river speed, the bridge soars 17 stories above the waters and giant cedar trees.
278 locals recommend
Deception Pass State Park
41229 State Route 20 - Washington State's most visited state park, it is popular for hiking, camping, boating and other recreation. Be sure to walk onto our famous bridge and snap photo. Towering cliffs and sea water roaring at river speed, the bridge soars 17 stories above the waters and giant cedar trees.
- Whidbey and Camano Islands are on the Pacific Flyway, a "highway" for migrating birds.
Ala Spit County Park
Geck Road- Whidbey and Camano Islands are on the Pacific Flyway, a "highway" for migrating birds.
- With beautiful views of Admiralty Inlet, this state park is a quick trip south from Oak Harbor.
11 locals recommend
Joseph Whidbey State Park
1755 Crosby Rd- With beautiful views of Admiralty Inlet, this state park is a quick trip south from Oak Harbor.
- At Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve, past meets present in a working rural landscape and community. Established in 1978, the 17,1752 acre Reserve is home to historic farms, the seaport town of Coupville, and provides opportunities to explore parks, beaches, trails and stunning views.
51 locals recommend
Ebey's Landing State Park Heritage Site
Ebey's Landing Road- At Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve, past meets present in a working rural landscape and community. Established in 1978, the 17,1752 acre Reserve is home to historic farms, the seaport town of Coupville, and provides opportunities to explore parks, beaches, trails and stunning views.
- "Rhodies" are the stars in this 10 acre garden. An amazing variety of rhododendrons, some developed right here, put on a colorful display in spring and early summer.
34 locals recommend
Meerkerk Gardens
3531 Meerkerk Ln - "Rhodies" are the stars in this 10 acre garden. An amazing variety of rhododendrons, some developed right here, put on a colorful display in spring and early summer.
Visit our hand-blown art glass studio & showrooms on our 20 acre farm. Open Sat. 10-5, Sun 11-4 or if the gate is open. 2062 Newman Road. Langely at Double Bluff Rd &Hwy 525. 360-929-7477.
Island Art Glass
2062 Newman RdVisit our hand-blown art glass studio & showrooms on our 20 acre farm. Open Sat. 10-5, Sun 11-4 or if the gate is open. 2062 Newman Road. Langely at Double Bluff Rd &Hwy 525. 360-929-7477.
Things to do
If you like to watch a good old fashion movie check out this cute little Drive-In Theatre.
40 locals recommend
Blue Fox Drive-In Theatre
1403 N Monroe Landing RdIf you like to watch a good old fashion movie check out this cute little Drive-In Theatre.
-Built at the start of World War II, this state park is now a favorite place for picnics and paragliding. The hiking trail along the bluff offers great views and is part of the Pacific Northwest Trail.
49 locals recommend
Fort Ebey State Park
400 Hill Valley Dr-Built at the start of World War II, this state park is now a favorite place for picnics and paragliding. The hiking trail along the bluff offers great views and is part of the Pacific Northwest Trail.
- This publicly-owned farm is home to are galleries, specialty shops, ad a restruant. There are dog-friendly hiking trails through both fields and woods.
62 locals recommend
Greenbank Farm
765 Wonn Rd- This publicly-owned farm is home to are galleries, specialty shops, ad a restruant. There are dog-friendly hiking trails through both fields and woods.
-This park is a great place to hike and enjoy the water view from the bluff overlooking Admiralty Inlet.
37 locals recommend
South Whidbey State Park
4128 S Smugglers Cove Rd-This park is a great place to hike and enjoy the water view from the bluff overlooking Admiralty Inlet.
- A spiritual and peaceful place where nature and sacred spaces are the top priority. Explore Stonehenge, Medicine Wheels, and many birds on two miles of trail.
31 locals recommend
Earth Sanctuary
- A spiritual and peaceful place where nature and sacred spaces are the top priority. Explore Stonehenge, Medicine Wheels, and many birds on two miles of trail.
Five Star winery and special event experience on Whidbey Island. "Remarkable... Like a Dancing Fish". 1953 Newman Rd, Freeland Wa. www.dancingfishvineyards.com
24 locals recommend
Dancing Fish Vineyards
1953 Newman RdFive Star winery and special event experience on Whidbey Island. "Remarkable... Like a Dancing Fish". 1953 Newman Rd, Freeland Wa. www.dancingfishvineyards.com
World-renowned spirits, hand-crafted in the heart of the Puget Sound. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 3466 Craw Rd, Langley, WA 360-321-4715. www.whidbeydistillery.com
27 locals recommend
Whidbey Island Distillery
3466 Craw RdWorld-renowned spirits, hand-crafted in the heart of the Puget Sound. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 3466 Craw Rd, Langley, WA 360-321-4715. www.whidbeydistillery.com
Antiques, collectivles, vintage & cottage furniture, home decor, and purt home paints & finishes. Open Daily until 5 p.m. 1635 Main St. Freeland - 360-331-0510. redroosterantiquemall.com
6 locals recommend
Red Rooster Antique Mall
1635 E Main StAntiques, collectivles, vintage & cottage furniture, home decor, and purt home paints & finishes. Open Daily until 5 p.m. 1635 Main St. Freeland - 360-331-0510. redroosterantiquemall.com
Rental Car
Cooper Auto Sales and Rentals
9158 WA-525Great place to rent a car on the island
Dog Friendly Beaches and parks
Named one of the best dog-friendly beaches on the west coast, this beach is an uncrowded, expansive escape for both dogs and people
108 locals recommend
Double Bluff Beach and Off Leash Area
6378 S Double Bluff RdNamed one of the best dog-friendly beaches on the west coast, this beach is an uncrowded, expansive escape for both dogs and people
City/town information
- The city of Oak Harbor, Island County's largest city, is packed with great places to eat and shop. It is home to Windjammer Park and Oak Harbor Marina. Be sure to stroll, sip, and shop your way through the city's history Main Street - Pioneer Way. Explore the region's past and present military heritage at the PBY Naval History Museum. There is a Visitor Center at the Chamber of Commerce.
16 locals recommend
Oak Harbor
- The city of Oak Harbor, Island County's largest city, is packed with great places to eat and shop. It is home to Windjammer Park and Oak Harbor Marina. Be sure to stroll, sip, and shop your way through the city's history Main Street - Pioneer Way. Explore the region's past and present military heritage at the PBY Naval History Museum. There is a Visitor Center at the Chamber of Commerce.
- This town's Front Street is largely unchanged from a hundred years ago. Small shops, art galleries, and restaurants give this town authentic charm few places can match. Island County Historical Museum and the Historic Wharf are located here. There is a visitor at the Chamber of Commerce.
82 locals recommend
Coupeville
- This town's Front Street is largely unchanged from a hundred years ago. Small shops, art galleries, and restaurants give this town authentic charm few places can match. Island County Historical Museum and the Historic Wharf are located here. There is a visitor at the Chamber of Commerce.
- Whidbey Island's "Village by the Sea" will captivate you with its small-town charm and artistic "vibe'. Galleries, restaurants, wineries, breweries, and specialty food shops make this a shopping and dining paradise. The South Whidbey Harbor at Langely is located here. There is a Visitor Center at the Chamber of Commerce.
117 locals recommend
Langley
- Whidbey Island's "Village by the Sea" will captivate you with its small-town charm and artistic "vibe'. Galleries, restaurants, wineries, breweries, and specialty food shops make this a shopping and dining paradise. The South Whidbey Harbor at Langely is located here. There is a Visitor Center at the Chamber of Commerce.
- Freeland is the commercial hub of South Whidbey Island. Freeland Park offers great views of Holmes Harbor and a nice dock. Freeland is home to numerous antique stores. There is a Visitor's Center at the Chamber of Commerce.
14 locals recommend
Freeland
- Freeland is the commercial hub of South Whidbey Island. Freeland Park offers great views of Holmes Harbor and a nice dock. Freeland is home to numerous antique stores. There is a Visitor's Center at the Chamber of Commerce.
Local Shopping
Grocery Shopping, Deli, hardware store, espresso stand and local Les Schwab tires.
Kens Korner Shopping Plaza
11042 WA-525Grocery Shopping, Deli, hardware store, espresso stand and local Les Schwab tires.
Food scene
Taproom@Bayview Corner
5603 Bayview RdI nice little pub
Locally sourced fresh fish & vegatables, fresh pasta. Large groups welcome, outdoor seating. Open Tues - Sunday 1675 Main Street, Freeland WA 360-331-2123
6 locals recommend
Charmers Bistro
Locally sourced fresh fish & vegatables, fresh pasta. Large groups welcome, outdoor seating. Open Tues - Sunday 1675 Main Street, Freeland WA 360-331-2123
Blending fine handcafted wines with casual fine dining that's freh & wholesome. In a wonderful new venue offering live music & local artists work. Indoor & outdoor spaces to enjoy. Serving lunch & dinner. 5511 Freeland Ave, Freeland WA www.bloomswinery.com
26 locals recommend
Blooms Winery on Whidbey
5511 S Freeland AveBlending fine handcafted wines with casual fine dining that's freh & wholesome. In a wonderful new venue offering live music & local artists work. Indoor & outdoor spaces to enjoy. Serving lunch & dinner. 5511 Freeland Ave, Freeland WA www.bloomswinery.com