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Greenbank Farm

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The red barn of Greenbank Farm with the water in the background

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 once the largest grower of Loganberries. Chateau St. Michelle winery owned the farm for a while and tried to grow wine grapes.
When that didn’t work out, members of the community rallied to buy the farm and save it from development.
Located at about the island’s halfway point, the farm makes for a great midday stop while touring Whidbey Island.

The full moon is rising behind some old farm buildings. Two horses covered by horse blankets are in the foreground.
The farm was saved from development in 1997 when a group consisting of the Port of Coupeville, the Nature Conservancy, and Island County purchased it.

Businesses at Greenbank Farm

Also at the Farm

  • Off-Leash Dog Run
  • Pea Patch/Gardens
  • Electric Car Charging
  • Meeting/Event Space
  • Molly Putnam Counseling, PLLC
    Counseling for individuals and couples
    Visit the Website…
  • Whidbey Camano Land Trust
    Protects, restores, and promotes important natural habitats
    Visit the Website…
Click Here to Visit the Farm Website!
Sun rising over a field.
Sunrise from the farm’s walking trails.
A group of people mingling at a social event.
The barn is the site of many community events.
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Jack Penland

Jack Penland lives on Whidbey Island with his wife, Diane. Even though they’ve lived here for more than 20 years, they keep finding new adventures, places to explore, and food to try.

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