Things to Do on Whidbey

  Boating Under Deception Pass Have you ever thought about boating under Deception Pass? Deception Pass stretches over three islands creating two channels of water. The smaller narrower passage named Canoe Pass tends to be used for those traveling in kayaks as it is roughly only 30 feet in width. While both are framed by high rocky sides the larger […]
  Paragliding at Fort Ebey Whidbey Island’s unique terrain offers some of the best opportunities for paragliding. One of the best places to go paragliding is Fort Ebey State Park. Follow along to discover why: Scenic Beauty: Fort Ebey State Park boasts stunning coastal views and picturesque landscapes, making it an ideal backdrop for paragliding. You’ll soar above lush forests, […]
  Admiralty Light House History Photo by: @pnwdeparture If you’re sailing into Admiralty Inlet from the open ocean Point Wilson sits to the West of you and Admiralty Head to the East. This entrance to the vast inland waters of Puget Sound is marked by lighthouses on either side to alert ship traffic at night. Let’s review some of Admiralty […]
  Fort Ebey State Park Fort Ebey State Park is so much more than just a pretty picture. These remnants of an old gun emplacement from 1942 overlook Admiralty Inlet and create the perfect recipe for a trip back in time. During World War II, this battery with underground rooms was dug into the high bluff as a defensive fort. […]
  Sunset at Deception Pass State Park Destination Deception Pass! Have you ever stopped for a sunset at Deception Pass State Park? This image, taken from Pass Island looking out towards Deception Island at sunset, is one of the glorious scenes that keep Deception Pass the #1 most visited park in all of Washington State! There are so many ways to enjoy […]
  Fort Casey Forts The coast artillery post displays of Fort Casey State Park includes four inactive historic guns atop bunkers, dark tunnels underneath and control towers to climb. It creates an opportunity for both historical education and exploration. One of three forts built in the 1890’s, Fort Casey is part of the “Triangle of fire” safeguarding the entrance […]
  Coupeville Whale Bell Make your way down the Coupeville Wharf and into the big red building at the end. Your reward can be seen by looking up! A ceiling display of Rosie the Whale, Handsome Samson the Stellar sea lion, and Rudy the Dall’s porpoise greets you! You can also enjoy Harbor Gifts, The Cove Outfitters along with […]
  Random Acts of Kindness Performing random acts of kindness can be a great way to brighten someone’s day and make the world a better place. The best part is that these acts of kindness don’t have to be big or extravagant – even small gestures can make a big impact. We have compiled five simple things you can do […]
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  A Trip Through Whidbey’s History Whidbey has history? It must; there are museums here. Compared to any place in Europe it can seem that there’s no real history here; but, Whidbey has had visitors for thousands of years. Follow along with us as we take a trip through Whidbey’s history.  The island was built from some of the newest geology: […]
  Graffiti Wall West Beach Some call it graffiti while others call it art. Regardless, this iconic Whidbey Island slab of cement that sits perpendicular to the water on West Beach has become quite popular. Next to the West Beach County Park, it is the remains of a mostly washed away Bulkhead. Now, passers-by can enjoy an ever-changing canvas of […]
  Navigating Paradise: On a Ferry Ride Who says you can’t navigate paradise from the comfort of a ferry ride? Our experience when taking a ferry to or from Whidbey Island is that it offers a unique and picturesque experience that is packed with charm and several noteworthy advantages. Follow along to find out the top 10 reasons we suggest you take […]
  Clam and Mussel Harvesting on Whidbey Whidbey Island is a spectacular destination in the Pacific Northwest that offers residents and visitors many opportunities to explore the natural world. One of the most popular activities on Whidbey Island is clam and mussel harvesting. If you are looking for a fun and rewarding way to experience the island’s unique ecosystem, clamming and mussel […]
  Weather in the Pacific Northwest The Pacific Northwest, or PNW, is a region known for its varied and often unpredictable weather. Located in the northwest corner of the United States, the PNW is home to a diverse array of climates and landscapes, ranging from the rainy, temperate rainforests of the coast to the dry, high-desert regions of the interior. One […]
  Practical Magic “The small town scenes were filmed in downtown Coupeville, Washington, a Victorian-era seaside port town located on the south side of Penn’s Cove on Whidbey Island.” – IMDB But you knew that, right? For being so big and loud, Hollywood’s visits to Whidbey are usually quiet and out of the way. Practical Magic went all […]
  HALLOWEEN IS CREEPING CLOSER As the crisp autumn air settles in, Halloween is creeping closer and it’s time to conjure up some devilishly delightful pumpkin carvings. SPOOKTACULAR CARVING IDEAS: Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner, these spooktacular pumpkin carving ideas are sure to impress. Start off with a classic Jack-o’-Lantern, featuring a toothy grin and triangle-shaped eyes […]
  Saving Whidbey “One of the reasons most people find Whidbey Island so special is the beaches, forests, and farms. This is why having one of the most spectacular properties on the island that incorporates all three being protected forever is such an amazing thing!”    You’ve probably seen them, yet another of Whidbey’s gravel driveways that reach […]
  Swimming With And Without A Pool It is summer, time to jump in the pool! How better to cool off? Autumn? Sure. Get a few laps in before winter. Winter? Soak up some of that warm water from a heated pool. Spring? Summer’s just around the corner, time to get in shape. Swimming pools on Whidbey? It makes more sense the […]
  Easy Apple Cake As the chilly Fall months come upon us, there is nothing better than heading into the house for a little slice of warmth. This easy Apple Cake will quickly become a favorite. We know you are busy and think baking will take too much of your time. However, this simple and delicious recipe brought so […]
  Ridge Trail At Ebey’s Landing It’s great to start the Ridge Trail in Ebey’s Landing at Sunnyside Cemetery. See if you can find the two monuments that originally stood in the first Ebey Graveyard located on Ebey’s Prairie near Isaac and Rebecca Ebey’s home. You will discover a plethora of history about Whidbey Island here but don’t forget to stop […]
  Useless Bay Golf & Country Club The Useless Bay Golf & Country Club, is located in Langley on Whidbey Island. It is one of the most sought-after golf clubs in the country – sometimes with a waitlist that can span several years unless you are lucky. The club has become a symbol of exclusivity and prestige in the world of golf. […]