Skip to content
Whidbey and Camano Islands
  • Things To Do
  • Lodging
  • Events
  • Restaurants
  • Ferry Schedules
Whidbey and Camano Islands

  • Coupeville’s Haller House – A Mysterious Portal to Settling the Oregon Territory

    Coupeville’s Haller House – A Mysterious Portal to Settling the Oregon Territory

    Avatar photoByJack Penland April 15, 2016September 27, 2023 UpdatedSeptember 27, 2023

    The Haller House, built by Colonel Granville Haller, is unique because the home was only lightly introduced to modern features such as indoor plumbing and electricity. Take a video tour inside

    Read More Coupeville’s Haller House – A Mysterious Portal to Settling the Oregon TerritoryContinue

  • KIRO Radio – The Orchard Kitchen

    KIRO Radio – The Orchard Kitchen

    Avatar photoByEbeysWeb March 26, 2016September 27, 2023 UpdatedSeptember 27, 2023

    All About Crab “Buy live crab…that’s the only way you know that it’s fresh,” says chef Vincent Natress.  It’s the first of many insights Natress offers KIRO’s Tina Noel in this interview that foodies will love.  Noel was one of a handful of people taking a cooking class to learn the ins and outs of how…

    Read More KIRO Radio – The Orchard KitchenContinue

  • Oak Harbor’s Military History Commands the Visitor’s Attention

    Oak Harbor’s Military History Commands the Visitor’s Attention

    Avatar photoByNan Gage March 19, 2016March 25, 2026 UpdatedMarch 25, 2026

    Recently named best in the world by the U.S. Navy, Naval Air Station Whidbey Island (NASWI) in Oak Harbor has a significant influence on this small but bustling town’s diverse population.
    As many as 5,000 sailors are stationed here at time, and its a base that is often requested—and no wonder.

    Read More Oak Harbor’s Military History Commands the Visitor’s AttentionContinue

  • Hiking and Walking Oak Harbor

    Hiking and Walking Oak Harbor

    Avatar photoByNan Gage March 12, 2016April 22, 2024 UpdatedApril 22, 2024

    Oak Harbor offers visitors many opportunities to explore their travel interests, from fine dining and shopping to military history and whale watching. What Oak Harbor may not be known for —but should be— is hiking and walking. There are several options for every activity level, from avid hikers to family strolls, and dogs are welcome on treks.

    Read More Hiking and Walking Oak HarborContinue

  • Mussels being cooked in a wok.

    KIRO Radio – About Penn Cove Mussels

    Avatar photoByEbeysWeb March 6, 2016September 27, 2023 UpdatedSeptember 27, 2023

    KIRO Radio’s weekend cooking show with Tom Douglas takes us to Penn Cove for, what else? Penn Cove Mussels.
    KIRO’s Tina Noel talks with Penn Cove Mussels co-owner Raul Jefferds and heads out on a boat to get an up-close look at the operation.

    Read More KIRO Radio – About Penn Cove MusselsContinue

  • The Orchard Kitchen – A Country Kitchen with Rock Star Attitude

    The Orchard Kitchen – A Country Kitchen with Rock Star Attitude

    Avatar photoByJack Penland March 2, 2016September 14, 2023 UpdatedSeptember 14, 2023

    The Orchard Kitchen is what your great-grandmother’s kitchen might have looked like. That is, if your great-grandmother had Michelin-rated training, had stoked, stocked, and stirred top restaurants in the Napa Valley.

    Read More The Orchard Kitchen – A Country Kitchen with Rock Star AttitudeContinue

  • Escape, Grow, and Learn With Your Co-Workers

    Escape, Grow, and Learn With Your Co-Workers

    Avatar photoByEbeysWeb February 6, 2016September 14, 2023 UpdatedSeptember 14, 2023

    When the leadership team from Seattle’s own Canlis Restaurant was looking for a location for their retreat, they had something specific in mind.

    Read More Escape, Grow, and Learn With Your Co-WorkersContinue

  • How Cama Beach State Park Was Saved

    How Cama Beach State Park Was Saved

    Avatar photoByJack Penland January 29, 2016October 30, 2024 UpdatedOctober 30, 2024

    Had things happened differently, Cama Beach State Park would be a resort or filled with million dollar homes.

    Read More How Cama Beach State Park Was SavedContinue

  • Abandoned smokehouse at Possession Point

    A Perfectly Imperfect Day’s Walk

    Avatar photoByJack Penland January 24, 2016September 14, 2023 UpdatedSeptember 14, 2023

    It was an impulse. It was winter and the day was far from perfect for playing outside, but that’s the thing about impulses, they often involve a willful disregard for facts.

    Read More A Perfectly Imperfect Day’s WalkContinue

  • Mussels being cooked in a wok.

    Chasing Penn Cove “Mussel Madness”

    Avatar photoByEbeysWeb January 1, 2016April 16, 2025 UpdatedApril 16, 2025

    What makes Whidbey Island so special? Is it the feeling of being away from it all? The journey to get there (you may drive to the ferry and ride on)? The many water views and beaches? The feeling of a slower pace and small town values? Or the plethora of fresh food ? I think it is a magical combination of these attributes that makes this place so unique.

    Read More Chasing Penn Cove “Mussel Madness”Continue

  • Coffee beans pour from a roaster into a cooling pan.

    Camano Island Coffee Roasters: In the Business of Changing Lives

    Avatar photoByNan Gage December 25, 2015June 4, 2026 UpdatedJune 4, 2026

    Tucked inside the Camano Island Marketplace is a seemingly humble business, a coffee roaster. But this business, appropriately named Camano Island Coffee Roasters, has a worldwide impact, one that is changing lives through one small coffee bean farm at a time.

    Read More Camano Island Coffee Roasters: In the Business of Changing LivesContinue

  • Dozens of boats moored at Cornet Bay Marina

    Our Best Beach This Month – Cornet Bay

    Avatar photoByJack Penland November 26, 2015September 14, 2023 UpdatedSeptember 14, 2023

    Our Best Beach This Month is Coronet Bay. This marina serves as a great place to either enjoy nature, or launch a boat and explore Puget Sound.

    Read More Our Best Beach This Month – Cornet BayContinue

  • Zucchini and tomatoes at a farmers market

    Garlic and Farmers Market Shopping

    Avatar photoByJack Penland October 26, 2015September 13, 2023 UpdatedSeptember 13, 2023

    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.

    Read More Garlic and Farmers Market ShoppingContinue

  • Several sculptures in the Matzke outdoor gallery

    The Gallery in the Woods

    Avatar photoByJack Penland August 16, 2015September 14, 2023 UpdatedSeptember 14, 2023

    The 10 acre outdoor sculpture display at the Matzke Fine Art Gallery on Camano island is part park, and part gallery. Nestled along the beautifully groomed Northwest foliage, you’ll find works of art from some of the regions top artists.

    Read More The Gallery in the WoodsContinue

  • Deception Pass State Park

    Deception Pass State Park

    Avatar photoByJack Penland August 16, 2015September 13, 2023 UpdatedSeptember 13, 2023

    Deception Pass State Park spans the gap between Whidbey Island and Fildalgo Island. At 4,134 acres, the park has 14.6 miles of saltwater shoreline, three lakes, and 35 miles of trails.

    Read More Deception Pass State ParkContinue

  • History of Deception Pass Bridge

    History of Deception Pass Bridge

    Avatar photoByEbeysWeb August 15, 2015February 22, 2024 UpdatedFebruary 22, 2024

    This bridge is known for its engineering and elegant architecture that compliments the beauty of Deception Pass.

    Read More History of Deception Pass BridgeContinue

  • Cherry trees in bloom overlook a golf fairway

    Dad’s Golf Getaway

    Avatar photoByJack Penland August 15, 2015February 14, 2019 UpdatedFebruary 14, 2019

    An island golf getaway is both easy and affordable on Whidbey and Camano Islands, and that makes it a perfect way to spend Father’s Day weekend, or any other time, as well.

    Read More Dad’s Golf GetawayContinue

  • Our Best Beach This Month –Long Point

    Our Best Beach This Month –
    Long Point

    Avatar photoByJack Penland July 29, 2015September 12, 2023 UpdatedSeptember 12, 2023

    Our Best Beach This Month is Long Point, one of the many beach access points that are hidden gems among the island’s neighborhoods and not often found by tourists.

    Read More Our Best Beach This Month –Long PointContinue

Page navigation

Previous PagePrevious 1 … 11 12 13 14 15 Next PageNext
Facebook FacebookInstagram Instagram
  • Subscribe to Newsletter
  • In the News
  • Contact Whidbey
    and Camano Islands
    Tourism
  • About Us/Meetings
    Agendas/Minutes
  • Privacy Policy
  • Things to Do
  • Events
  • Hotels
  • Restaurants
  • Island Notes
  • Marketing
  • Meetings on Whidbey
    and Camano Islands
  • Filming on Whidbey and Camano Islands
  • Stakeholders Resources
Logo says Whidbey Scenic Isle Way with a stylized drawing of Ebey's Landing
TTC Accredited Destination logo badge
Whidbey and Camano Islands Logo

© 2026 Whidbey and Camano Islands Tourism

Scroll to top
Change Location
Find awesome listings near you!
  • Home
  • Things to Do on Whidbey & Camano Islands
  • Lodging
  • Events
  • Restaurants
  • Ferry Schedules
  • Jets on Whidbey
  • How to get to Whidbey Island
  • How to get to Camano Island
  • Stories From the Islands
  • Culture and Heritage
  • 24 Trails
  • Islands FYI- Weather and Tides
  • Transformational Travel
  • In the News
  • About Us/Meetings Agendas/Minutes
  • Home
  • Things to Do on Whidbey & Camano Islands
  • Events
  • Lodging
  • Restaurants
  • Ferry Schedules
  • Jets on Whidbey
  • How to get to Whidbey Island
  • How to get to Camano Island
  • Stories About the Islands
  • Shopping
  • 24 Trails
  • Culture and Heritage
  • Maps and Itineraries
  • Islands FYI
  • Transformational Travel
  • In the News
  • About Us/Meetings Agendas/Minutes
Search