Shopping on Whidbey and Camano Islands

Since 1967, Island Trollers offers dolphin-safe, sashimi grade troll caught albacore. It’s caught by American fishermen off the West Coast and canned in Washington State.  Then, it’s shipped daily from beautiful Whidbey Island. Shop online here or at markets throughout the Northwest including: 3 Sisters Market bayleaf Payless Grocers Note: the map below takes you…

Jenny Bean Custom Roasters is a Coupeville-based micro-roaster that since 2011 have been providing only top grade, certified organic coffee.  They roast your beans in individual batches to meet your individual taste.  You can order from the online store here…

Kapaws Iskreme is an ice cream specialty store in Coupeville.  Kapaws is a favorite of tourists and locals, alike.

It’s all thing lavender at the Lavender Wind Farm.  Their store in historic downtown Coupeville is brimming with candles, lotions, lavender extracts for baking, herbs, seasonings, mixes and more.  Be sure to bring home a bottle of their Blackberry Lavender Jam.  There are several varieties of lavender tea and even lavender caramels. Of course, they…

From the people who brought you Oystercatcher and the bread that took over the island, Little Red Hen Bakery offers pastries, bread, breakfast sandwiches, soups and salads.

Visit Madrona Blossom and bring a little happy to your home.  Located along Front Street in historic Coupeville, this shop features home decor, candles, flowers and so much more.

Open Saturdays 10 am – 2 pm, April 22 to October 14–Located in downtown Coupeville, this 40+ year-old farmers market is a perfect complement to a stroll through downtown.

Enhance your garden and yard with native plants from Whidbey Island! Over 20 species available in either small “plugs” or 3.5″ pots. Bulbs of our rare lilies available in August/September. Tours of our prairie and savannas by appointment. Pacific Rim Institute Owner: Pacific Rim Institute Location: 180 Parker Road, Coupeville Dates: Year Round Hours: Weekdays…

The Pacific Rim Institute for Environmental Stewardship teaches people to live sustainably and care for the world around them.  The facility also has lecture halls for rent and public trails through Whidbey Island’s prairie.

Farmer, wildlife, and earth friendly coffee is what makes Penn Cove Coffee “coffee with a conscience.” Shop online at their store here…

Many local artists present a variety of works including: watercolor, oil, fiber art, ink, glass, and more. Twenty-Six Whidbey Island artists are on display.

Whidbey Island’s world-famous fresh Penn Cove mussels are served in homes throughout the Pacific Northwest and fine restaurants around the country.  Raised and harvest in Penn Cove, these mussels are known for being soft and tasty; not chewy.  Fresh mussels are available in grocery stores and fish markets throughout the region.  Penn Cove Mussels grows…

Eggs, seasonal vegetables, dry beans, locally roasted organic coffee, flowers, herbs and berries, CSA. Prairie Bottom Farm Owner: Julieanna & Wilbur Purdue Location: 293 Engle Rd, Coupeville Dates: May – October Hours: Thursday – Saturday, 12 pm – 6 pm

Sculptures from established artists from all over the country greet you along two forest trails in this 16-acre park.

Step back through time and sail Penn Cove on a historical 68-foot schooner built in 1925. Sailings are from the Coupeville Wharf. They begin in mid-May and run thorough early October.

“Sunflower Jungle” is open mid-August when the blooms are ready, accompanied by juicy Goddess melons grown on the prairie. Continuing the decades-long Sherman pumpkin patch tradition in October. Our main squash crop is Sugar Hubbard Squash, a one-of-a-kind heirloom variety of winter squash developed by Grandpa Ed Sherman in partnership with Washington State University in…

With handcrafted food and beverages, Sunshine Drip is more than a coffee shop, it’s a gathering place for people.