Things to do on Whidbey Island

• Deception Pass State Park – Explore iconic bridges, forest trails, tide pools, and beaches.
   
• Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve – Hike coastal bluffs with stunning views of Puget Sound and the Olympics.
   
• Fort Casey State Park – Tour historic military bunkers and the Admiralty Head Lighthouse.
   
• South Whidbey State Park – Walk among giant old-growth trees and enjoy quiet forest trails.
   
• Double Bluff Beach – Dog-friendly, great for long beach walks and driftwood forts.
   
• Kayaking or Paddleboarding – Launch from Langley, Coupeville, or Penn Cove.
   
• Whale Watching – Spot gray whales (March–May) and orcas (year-round) from shore or by boat.
   
• Crabbing and Clamming – (In season) Try from the beach in Langley or Freeland.
   
• Biking – Ride scenic backroads with views of farms, forests, and water.

• Address: 41020 State Route 20, Oak Harbor, WA 98277
• Phone: (360) 675-3767
• Hours: Daily, dawn to dusk
• Website: parks.wa.gov

• Address: 162 Cemetery Road, Coupeville, WA 98239
• Phone: (360) 678-5787
• Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–4:30 PM
• Website: nps.gov/ebla

• Address: 1280 Engle Rd, Coupeville, WA 98239
• Phone: (360) 678-4519
• Hours: Daily, dawn to dusk
• Website: parks.wa.gov

• Address: 4128 S Smugglers Cove Rd, Freeland, WA 98249
• Phone: (360) 331-4559
• Hours: Daily, dawn to dusk
• Website: parks.wa.gov

• Address: 6325 Double Bluff Rd, Freeland, WA 98249
• Phone: (360) 679-7335
• Hours: Daily, dawn to dusk
• Website: whidbeycamanoislands.com

• Whidbey Island Kayaking Company – Guided sea kayaking tours.
   
• Sailing Charters – Book a sunset sail from Coupeville or Langley.
   
• Fishing – Charter a boat or cast off the dock at Bush Point or Mutiny Bay.
   
• Jetty Island Day Trips – Reachable by boat, great for beach days and nature watching.
   

• Address: 5781 Bayview Rd, Langley, WA 98260
• Phone: (360) 221-0229
• Hours: Daily, 9:00 AM–6:00 PM
• Website: whidbeyislandkayaking.com

 South Whidbey Island Shopping

 South Whidbey Island Sho

• Langley – Art galleries, boutique shops, antique stores, and seaside cafes.
   
• Coupeville – Historic waterfront town with quaint shops and the famous Knead & Feed Bakery.
   
• Greenbank Farm – Artisan shops, wine tasting, and walking trails.
   
• Bayview Corner – Small cluster of shops, art, and a seasonal farmers market.

• Penn Cove Mussels – Try them at Toby’s Tavern (Coupeville) or Saltwater Fish House (Langley).
   
• Distilleries & Breweries – Visit Whidbey Island Distillery, Double Bluff Brewing, and Penn Cove Brewing.
   
• Farm-to-Table Dining – Prima Bistro, Orchard Kitchen (reservation only), and The Braeburn.
   
• Wineries – Comforts of Whidbey, Blooms Winery, and Spoiled Dog Winery.
   
• Seasonal Farmers Markets – In Bayview, Coupeville, and Oak Harbor.

• Price Sculpture Forest – Outdoor sculpture park blending nature and art.
   
• Langley Whale Bell & Whale Center – Ring the bell when whales are spotted!
   
• Island Shakespeare Festival – Free summer performances under the trees.
   
• Whidbey Island Center for the Arts (WICA) – Theater, music, and art exhibitions.
   
• Pacific Northwest Naval Air Museum – Explore aviation history in Oak Harbor.
   
• Penn Cove Heritage Days – Cultural events celebrating the island’s history.

• Meerkerk Gardens – Rhododendron gardens with fairy tale trails.
   
• Earth Sanctuary – Quiet walking paths, wildlife, and spiritual sculptures.
   
• Blue Fox Drive-In Theater – Watch movies under the stars with go-karts and arcade games.
   
• Island County Fairgrounds – Check the event calendar for festivals and fairs.

• Highway 20 Through Deception Pass – Iconic bridges and views.
   
• Scenic Loop through Ebey’s Landing, Fort Casey, and Coupeville – Rolling farmland and historic stops.
   
• South Whidbey Backroads – Lush forests, hidden beaches, and quirky roadside attractions.