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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5 Wonderful Whidbey Island Experiences
5 Wonderful Whidbey Island Experiences: Give the gift of unforgettable memories! From fine dining to whale watching, explore 5 Whidbey Island experiences that make perfect holiday gifts.
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Salad from the Salish Sea’s Garden
Seaweed foraging Seaweed foraging is a fun, sustainable, and deeply nourishing way to connect with the coastal ecosystems of Whidbey and Camano Islands. The intertidal zones and rocky shorelines of these islands host a rich variety of edible seaweeds—including sea lettuce, rockweed, and bull kelp—that have been harvested for generations by Indigenous communities and coastal…
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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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Greenbank Farm
Art, Food, Shopping, Wetlands, and Trails Greenbank Farm is a semi-working farm with that has evolved into a community of shops offering everything from wine and cheese to pies to furniture.The farm is located along one of the narrowest points of Whidbey island and the walking trails offer beautiful views of the water.The farm was…
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Sip, Stay, and Slow Down at Comforts of Whidbey
Comforts of Whidbey is more than a serene escape—it’s a testament to sustainable living and harmony with the land.
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Unique Flavors of the Island, Bottled and Ready to Share
Whidbey and Camano Islands are home to an abundance of craft beverage producers with high quality products and charming tasting rooms.
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Whidbey Island – A Food Lover’s Paradise – South Whidbey
Combine amazing food with the laid back atmosphere on Whidbey Island’s southern end, and you have the makings of a great weekend!
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Simple Pleasures Shine
Local music in an out-of-the-way spot, waking up in a treehouse, and soaking in the island’s food and culture makes for the perfect weekend.
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Island Bliss
Three friends explore South Whidbey Island and have fun foraging for mushrooms, eating locally sourced food, playing pickleball, and more.
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An Insider’s Embrace of Camano Island
Camano Island is a wonderful escape from urban life, and here’s some insider information as to what to do and where to eat when you come visit.
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A Dozen Romantic Places to Propose on Whidbey and Camano Islands
Whidbey and Camano Islands are filled with romantic backdrops for a marriage proposal. We offer 11 memorable and unique places to pop the question.
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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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Unique Shops And Eats Steps From The Clinton Ferry
A handful of shops and restaurants are in walking distance of the ferry terminal, offering a fun afternoon getaway.
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The Captain Whidbey: Time Travel on Your Next Vacation
The Captain Whidbey is a 100+ year old inn that combines the best of the old, the new and offers fine waterfront dining.
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Whidbey Island – A Food Lover’s Paradise – North Whidbey
The north end of Whidbey Island is a perfect balance of upscale and casual dining, and plenty to keep a food-lover very busy.
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Whidbey Island Wineries Putting Island-Grown Pinot Noir on the Map
If you are a wine drinker, particularly a pinot noir wine drinker, it’s probably safe to say you’ve heard of the famous vineyard regions in Oregon, Germany, and France. But, what about Whidbey Island, Washington?
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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.
