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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Deception Pass State Park is outstanding for breathtaking views of a sea-filled canyon, iconic bridge, old-growth forests and wildlife.
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Tour Deception Pass by boat aboard the Island Whaler. The open-style boat means great viewing for everyone. Tours are April through fall. Whale watching tours are offered in the spring. The boat, the Island Whaler, is an open jet boat. You’ll have a 360-degree view as Captain Brett takes you through the pass, under the Deception Pass Bridge and out ... Read More
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Deep Harvest grows more than 120 varieties of certified organic, seed while providing vegetables and flowers to the Whidbey Island community.
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This 50-acre preserve is a wildlife habitat with forest, wetland, and pasture. There is a 1.2 mile trail with a forest and a meadow loop.
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Located 3 miles SW of Oak Harbor, this is a privately-owned airstrip that is open to the general public.
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Dina's Great Finds sells antique and vintage items for home and body including apparel, jewelry, art glass, and furniture!
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The Dorothy Cleveland trail is a serious hike, rising 392 feet in less than three-quarters of a mile.
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The studio features the work of Jed Dorsey who also offers classes for aspiring artists. Other artists also exhibited.
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Double Bluff Beach on Whidbey Island near Freeland offers a wide, long sandy beach, dramatic bluffs, and off-leash dog walking.
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Double Bluff Brewing is a destination for people who both love good beer and who appreciate the brewer’s craft. Located in downtown Langley, Double Bluff Brewing is perfectly placed for a beer break.
