Things to do in Coupeville

Fort Ebey State Park in Coupeville, WA, features camping areas, biking and walking trails, and a beach, all at a former WWII coastal-defense fort.

Admiralty Head Lighthouse is a historic deactivated lighthouse at Fort Casey State Park, Washington, overlooking Admiralty Inlet with free admission.

Rhododendron Campground in Coupeville offers numerous campsites amidst lush forests and trails, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and families seeking nature experiences.

Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve is a protected area in Coupeville that covers 17,400 acres. It features working farms, sheltered beaches, two state parks, and the scenic town of Coupeville.

Fort Casey State Park is a historic military site on Whidbey Island. It features old artillery batteries and stunning views of Puget Sound and the nearby islands.

Ebey's Landing State Park Heritage Site features 19th-century farms, houses, and stores. Visitors can enjoy scenic views of the water and learn about the area's history.

Lavender Wind Farm is a beautiful place on Whidbey Island where you can enjoy lavender fields with views of the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan De Fuca. During summer, visitors can picnic and walk among the flowers, and the farm shop offers lavender-themed products and baked goods.

Patmore Pit is a dog park located in Coupeville. It offers a spacious area for dogs to play and socialize, with features like agility equipment and walking paths.