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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.
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Located in Ebey’s Reserve, Driftwood Beach is a long beach with great views of the Olympic Mountains and is popular for salmon fishing.
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Ebey’s Landing National Historical reserve is a conservation partnership to preserve the historic and scenic integrity of Central Whidbey Island.
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Eckhom Farm is a real working farm that sells Whidbey Island raised pork along with honey, fruit and hay. The farm is located on Ebey’s Landing Historical Reserve and has been operating since the early 1900’s. In the spirit of the Reserve, the farm welcomes visitors when the work schedule allows (COVID-19 Update: The farm…
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You’ll probably laugh out loud when you shop Far From Normal, Coupeville’s smile-filled gift shop. Silly is the rule as you walk through a shop filled with fun signs, shirts, toys, games, mugs, and more.
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Antiques, collectibles, & secondhand ideas. We have a little bit of everything! Forgotten Treasures has something for everyone.
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Fort Casey State Park is a 467-acre marine camping park with a lighthouse and sweeping views of Admiralty Inlet and the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
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Fort Ebey State Park, a 645-acre camping park on Whidbey Island, was originally built as a coastal defense fort in World War II.
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Friends of Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve is a non-profit citizens group dedicated to enhancing the reserve, the first such reserve in the United States. Their efforts include fundraising, public outreach and educational activities and building public awareness of the reserve. Friends of Ebey’s is the official fundraising arm of Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve….
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Look out over Penn Cove while you enjoy Penn Cove Mussels! Or, take advantage of their great selection of family favorites!
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Gary Leake searches the region for one-of-a-kind pieces of timber that he can turn into furniture so unique, they’re really pieces of art.
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The Haller House is one of 19 old homes remaining in Central Whidbey, built when Americans expanded westward into the Oregon Territory.
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Whether shopping for yourself or for friends, Harbor Gifts on the Wharf has great knick-knacks, kits, sweatshirts, hats, gifts, and more.
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This toy store has fun finds and tastes for all ages. Kids will wander for hours and parents will find things from their own childhoods.
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The Island county museum has displays on Native American life, early settlers, as well as more “modern” early 20th century life when Whidbey Island was a step or two behind the mainland.
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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…
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Completed in 1856, the Ebey House is a one-and-a-half story, “hall and Parlor” type house. It was built of 12″ by 1″ fir planks nailed to a hewn-timber foundation. The blockhouse was built as protection against native peoples who wanted the settlers gone.
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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…
