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The waters around Whidbey and Camano Islands are often busy with whales. Gray Whales visit in the spring and both resident and transient orca are here at various times of the year. When you see them, it can leave you without words.
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ByKerry Rosenkranz
September: Eat Local Month – Support the area’s farmers, celebrate our abundant food, hear some music and have some fun during Eat Local Month.
ByLaura Hilton
Artists have been drawn to these islands for years, attracted by the inspirational scenery and space to practice their craft.
ByJack Penland
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Special events throughout 2018 are planned to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the creation of Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve, including historic tours, exhibits, art, and history.
ByJack Penland
Finding Your Space on Whidbey Island. Here’s an Itinerary. – With miles of wide-open beaches and trails and state and regional parks, there’s plenty of space even in the busy season.
ByLeighton Thomas
Camano: A Multi-Generational Escape Full of Local Charm – Camano Island turned out to be the perfect place to celebrate two milestones at once: my newly minted eleven-year-old’s birthday and a visit from my mom, who was in town from out of state. I wanted a getaway that felt special without requiring a complicated travel day, and Camano Island was a perfect fit.
ByScott Rosenkranz
Crabbing is a beloved Northwest tradition, and Whidbey and Camano Islands offer excellent Dungeness and red rock crabbing opportunities in the scenic waters of Admiralty Inlet, Saratoga Passage, Skagit Bay, and Port Susan. That includes Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife marine areas 9, 6, 8-1, and 8-2. It can be a fun and creative adventure, with several…