September: Eat Local Month
September: Eat Local Month – Support the area’s farmers, celebrate our abundant food, hear some music and have some fun during Eat Local Month.
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Farmers Markets…So Much More Than Vegetables
Farmers Markets…So Much More Than Vegetables – On Whidbey and Camano Islands, a farmers’ market is never just a place to buy vegetables.
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Farm Fresh Family MemoriesÂ
Farm Fresh Family Memories – A Family-Friendly Whidbey Island Itinerary that’s sure to connect you with your roots.
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Scenic Isle Farm on Whidbey Island
At Scenic Isle Farm in Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve, farming is more than work — it’s heritage. For over five generations, the Roos family has cultivated Whidbey Island’s fertile prairie, most famously with their iconic sugar Hubbard squash. This heirloom variety, developed in the 1950s, remains a beloved seasonal staple in local kitchens, restaurants, and schools, connecting community, history, and the land that sustains them.
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A 4 Day Culinary Itinerary
Much of Whidbey and Camano Islands have happily held onto their agricultural roots. The slower, more relaxed feel, has attracted chefs who left the big cities to bring high quality cuisine to our islands. The chefs take advantage of the amazing seafood that is in the Sound, giving diners their spin on delicious seafood. As…
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Three Sisters Market
Three Sisters Market on Whidbey Island is a fifth-generation family farm and local hub offering grass-fed beef, fresh produce, baked goods, Washington wine, and artisan gifts from 150 Pacific Northwest makers.
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Settle into the Rhythm of the Land
Whether you’re waking up in a cozy Camano Island farm loft or shopping small at a roadside stand, the invitation is the same: slow down and settle into the rhythm of the land.
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Whidbey Island Grown
There’s something quietly magical about the way food connects us—to a place, to the people who grow it, and to the loved ones we share it with. On Whidbey Island, where misty mornings give way to golden afternoons and tree-lined roads give way to pasture and beach, that connection runs deep. And if you want…
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The Fresh Tastes of the Islands’ Farmers Markets and Farm Stands
The Fresh Tastes of the Islands’ Farmers Markets and Farm Stands – Shop local and support Whidbey and Camano farmers who bring you the freshest, healthiest food.
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Farm Fresh and Island Grown
Stay the weekend, gather, and shop—on Camano and Whidbey, slow down, savor local, and travel with care.
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Festivals, Lavender Picking and Zip Lining Guarantee a Good Time on Kristoferson Farm
From agriculture to farm feasts, from team building to weddings, to zip-lining, Kristoferson Farm is a Camano Island must-see.
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Visiting Farms on Whidbey and Camano Islands
From farm tours to markets, and online shopping, here are 4 ways to have a farm experience while visiting here.
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Dining on the Islands.
Mark Laska, who trained as a chef in Italy and owns Coupeville’s Ciao restaurant, sees parallels between the two places’ food culture.
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Garlic and Farmers Market Shopping
Shopping at a farmers market is a way to gain control of what you eat because there’s an attention to craft and a better understanding of the product. Even shopping for a simple and universal thing like garlic can turn into a learning experience at a farmers market.
