Things to Do
Challenge yourself or treat yourself with all the things to do on Whidbey and Camano Islands.  Outdoors enthusiasts have many parks and trails to choose from along with kayaking, boating, and cycling.  Foodies will find many fine-dining experiences as well as casual dining for that easy-going family weekend.  Art-lovers will find plenty of galleries and studios to tour and, of course, our small towns have many shops to explore.
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Toby's Tavern has been a Whidbey island and Coupeville institution for years with Penn Cove Mussels, fresh local seafood, steaks, & more.
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The Trillium Community Forest has a complex of trails covering seven miles throughout more than 700 forested acres.
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The Trustland ADA-compliant trail is a 1.7-mile-long gravel forest loop. There is ample parking and picnic tables.Â
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The Tree Restaurant is open seven days a week, offering comfortable family dining and a large menu selection. Indoor, outdoor (weather permitting) takeout and online ordering available.
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Nestled in the heart of Langley Village, Ultra House is an eclectic mix of transcontinental offerings featuring delicious Japanese ramen, import craft beers, sake and snacks.
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Utopia Farm Candles makes 100% plant-based soy wax candles. The hand-poured candles are made without dyes, additives, paraffin or animal products and are made simply for the cleanest burn!
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Utsalady Ladies Aid was founded in 1908, and the building was constructed in 1923 as one of Camano Island's centers for civic activity.
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This is a small park, only 1/2 acre in size, but with picnicking and classically beautiful views across the water to the Cascade Mountain Range.
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Vail Wine Shop specializes in Washington’s boutique wines and offer tastings and outdoor seating. Open daily in the summer and late on Fridays.
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Venture Out Nursery sells plants in a park-like setting on Whidbey Island. Visit often as there are new things to see each season.
