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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With wine tasting, great food, and a gallery of local artists, Blooms is a multi-sensation experience in their winery in Freeland.
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Located just south of Oak Harbor, the Blue-Fox Drive-In has gone digital, meaning this “blast from the past” will be with us for years to come.
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Pacific Northwest-inspired cuisine and handcrafted cocktails meet an understated elegant style at the Blue Heron Kitchen & Bar.
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Boatsafloat 2 offers boat tours around Camano Island aboard either their 40′ Beneteau Powerboat or “Seanic Route” a 24-foot Pontoon boat. They offer a 2 hour cruise, a 3 hour “crab experience” and custom boat cruises in the Port Susan and Saratoga Passage waters around Camano Island. Tours offered June through mid-September only.
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The Braeburn is a locals favorite that visitors can't resist! If the family is full of people who can't agree, The Braeburn is your home classics solution!
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Briggs Shore Ceramics creates hand-made pottery with a clean and modern look. Visit the store in historic downtown Coupeville or shop online here…
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The Bush Point boat ramp is a popular launch for the west side of Whidbey Island. Amenities include a floating dock, parking nearby, and a small park.
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With wicks made from wood and soy candles, By the Sound Candles presents a sensory experience, complete with the sound of cracking wood. These hand-poured candles come in a variety of scents. There are also room sprays, hand cleansers, and more. Shop online here…
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Located in what was Langley’s fire station, Callahan’s Firehouse Studio and Gallery features the work of Callahan McVay.
