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?
The mild winters of the Pacific Northwest and the slower pace of the winter season make for an irresistible Camano Island escape.
Mark Laska, who trained as a chef in Italy and owns Coupeville’s Ciao restaurant, sees parallels between the two places’ food culture.
What’s better than a walk in the woods? Add amazing sculptures around nearly every turn!
A list of our favorite trails on Whidbey and Camano Islands for those with mobility issues that are either ADA compliant, paved, or reasonably flat.
What day at the beach is complete without a picnic? Here are some great places to shop and beaches to visit on Whidbey and Camano Islands.
Shop our vibrant farming community, with some family farms dating back as much as four generations.
The gray whale migration is the longest migration of any mammal and some of it happens right here in Puget Sound.
It’s a beach where the wildlife doesn’t see many humans, at least until we start coming out and taking hikes in the spring.
The aptly named Driftwood Park on Whidbey Island offers a commanding view of the ocean and amazing driftwood sculptures.