Activities on Whidbey and Camano Islands

Coupeville Town Park is a classic 3.8 acre park with a wonderful view of Penn Cove.  The park features a bandshell, playground, and mature evergreen trees.  

The Coupeville Wharf is both a "must-see" for visitors and an active marina for boaters.  It's just steps from downtown and has its own shops and restaurant.

The walk to Cranberry Lake is an easy flat stroll through the woods to a small lake. The 1.1 mile round-trip is dog and kid friendly.

Critters and Co. provides healthy food, tips to care for your pet, love, pet services, (nail and wing trims), toys and more.

Started in 2014 in a former boathouse on the shores of Puget Sound, Cultus Bay Distillery is a craft distiller producing hand-crafted vodka, gin, and more.

All kinds of vegetables and flowers. D and H Produce Owner: Duane & Helen Kamps Location: 5061 Honeymoon Bay Road, Freeland Dates: July – October Hours: 8 am – 8 pm

Built in 1890, the D.O. Pearson House was the home of the first mayor of Stanwood., Daniel Orlando Pearson.

Rustic with a hint of Italy the vineyard's tasting room features the vinyard's wine and a masterfully renovated barn perfect for events and weddings.

The boat ramp is currently closed due to buildup of sand. The 5 acre park is open. Amenities include Playground, Restroom Facility Including Shower and Dog Wash, Beach Access, Ball field & Grandstand, 3 Picnic Shelters & BBQ’s for individual events, Group Picnic Shelter Area with Brick Stove BBQ.

Are you visiting Seattle but want to dig a little deeper into the real Pacific Northwest? Evergreen Escapes offers tours of Skagit and Whidbey Island with multiple pickups from Seattle.  Begin the day birdwatching in the Skagit Valley, including snow geese that migrate here from as far away as Siberia!  Move on to Deception Pass...