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Nature and History

Make the most of your time on Whidbey Island by exploring the picturesque surroundings and learning its fascinating history.

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state Park

Mysterious coves, rugged cliffs, jaw-dropping sunsets, and a dizzying high bridge make this Washington’s most-visited state park.
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ebey's landing

Rich with historical, agricultural, and cultural traditions, Ebey’s landing features a stunning landscape and ample recreational opportunities.
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meerkerk gardens

Best enjoyed in the summertime, Meerkerk Gardens features 10 acres of display gardens and 43 acres of woodland nature trails.
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rhododendron park

Located in Coupeville, this county park offers a playground, athletic fields, an extensive trail system, and more.
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sculpture forest

Perfect for those who love art and nature, Price Sculpture Forest invites you to wander the trails, immerse yourself in the natural world, and investigate outdoor art.
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greenbank farms

Featuring walkable fields, breathtaking views, places to eat, wine sampling opportunities, and more, Greenbank Farms is a local favorite that is rich in history.
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state park

History buffs are sure to enjoy Fort Casey, one of three fortifications that were built in the 20th Century to protect Puget Sound.
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lighthouse

Located in Fort Casey State Park, this lighthouse was first built in 1860, and rebuilt in 1902 at its present location. Deactivated in 1922 and restored in 1927, it is now open to the public.
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naval air museum

Experience their collection of artifacts that promote understanding of the history of PBY and other aircraft flown from NAS Whidbey Island.
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sail on the schooner suva

Enjoy beautiful Penn Cove on this 1925 schooner. Take a two-hour cruise or reserve an all-day charter and “sail back in time!
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