Location: Coupeville
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The 10 Best Things to do in Coupeville, Washington (WA)
Coupeville is a town on Whidbey Island, in Island County, Washington, United States.
Restaurants in Coupeville
1. Schooner SUVA
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5.0 based on 17 reviews
Schooner Suva is a historic wooden sailing vessel which is owned and operated by the (non-profit 501(c)(3)) Coupeville Maritime Heritage Foundation. The ship is crewed by trained volunteers and US Coast Guard certified Captains. Suva is supported by donations and by revenue generated from providing paid passengers with 2 - 2.2 hour tours of Penn Cove, Whidbey Island and its environs. Suva is also available for charter to private parties for longer voyages to more distant locales. Suva's normal sailing season is from mid-May through September.
2. Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve
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4.5 based on 256 reviews
Reviewed By CascadiaPNW - Bellevue, United States
Great views and easy hike but not for anyone with fear of heights, that's for sure! The trail along the cliff-side is just a few feet wide and a fall would be quite fatal. Makes you feel like you're on an adventure! Lots of photo spots. In the end, you get to descend and walk along the sea between the driftwood and Admiralty Inlet and feel great that you made it! We parked near the cemetery and walked by Ebey's historic home and the block house. The sweeping views along this path of the farmland were lovely. It adds a bit more than a mile to the hike. Hike is a bit over 5 miles total and took over 4 hours with lots of photo stops.
3. Lavender Wind Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 122 reviews
In these days of Covid-19 closures our availability changes. Please visit our website to find out current status. At this time, the farm itself will open in mid-June, 2020 for people with reservations only. Please visit our website for more information about reservations. Lavender Wind Farm, with a view of the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan De Fuca, is on the wild west side of beautiful Whidbey Island in Washington. Visit the farm in the summer for picnics and walking in the lavender fields while enjoying beautiful views of the mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Come to the shop in the Historic District of Coupeville for fabulous baked goods made with lavender, lavender products such as lotions, candles, sachets, jams and so much more.
Reviewed By Demonet2025 - Dallas, United States
Yum, yum! A super cute shop that smells amazing when you walk in! Everything has lavender in it in some shape or form. Purchased loganberry jam with lavender! It was soooo yummy!
4. Fort Casey State Park
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4.5 based on 545 reviews
Reviewed By Aolisi - Coupeville, United States
Fort Casey is a great place for a family outing. There are picnic tables, large fields for frisbee or flying kites, beaches to walk on, and of course the old fort with lots of twisty passages to explore.
5. Fort Ebey State Park
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4.5 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By U6309DAmelissad - Arlington, United States
I highly recommend you walk along the bluff trail at Fort Ebey...The vistas are AMAZING and magnificent! You can drive to your right and head to the beach at ground level or drive to your left up the hill to the old 'fort' which is eerie cool. There USED to be graffiti and bats in these old underground bunkers until it got painted over...the acoustics are marvelous for anyone that is musically included, try singing something or bring an instrument and you will be delighted. There are people doing windsurfing and launching from the clifftops with parachutes over the water..It is also a very romantic place to celebrate with wine, cheese and rackers overlooking the water..to celebrate a birthday or special event..I've done that and WOW for those spectacular views and ambiance..
6. Island county Historical society Museum
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4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By grendl6 - Seattle, United States
The tour covered central Whidbey from the ice age thru the indigenous people up to the settlers. Our group had a private tour of the museum by the director, Rick. He is so knowledgable on local lore and his many stories brought history alive. My favorite was the ice age and how the geography was formed. We could have stayed all morning and listened. I have done this tour before but there is always new information and new sites added. I highly recommend this tour.
7. Admiralty Head Lighthouse
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4.5 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By The_Travel_Family123 - Las Vegas, United States
Nice place to visit solo or family, various places to have a picnic, great views and nice area to wonder. Recommended.
8. Vail Wine Shop and Tasting Room
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4.5 based on 19 reviews
Bottle shop and tasting room located in Historic water side building in the seaside town of Coupeville... Wine, micro brews and ciders by the glass and bottles. All Washington, small batch, hand crafted, boutique style wines. Friendly, knowledgeable owners offer daily wine tasting and small plates. Outside seating on the water side of Front Street. NEW!! Vacation Rental above the wine shop! Sleeps 4!!
Reviewed By gerhards166 - Boise, United States
I always make the effort to stop by and have a vine flight test and purchase when I am on Whidbey island. I get the best vibes here and usually leave with 6 bottles. It is also always such a pleasure and relaxing time to speak with the owners and their experiences.
9. Penn Cove Brewing Company
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4.0 based on 22 reviews
CRAFT ~ COMMUNITY ~ COLLABORATION Small, family owned, family friendly, Taproom located on scenic Whidbey Island, in the heart of Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve, in the town of Coupeville, WA. We specialize in local Craft Beer, Cider and Wine from around the Pacific Northwest and a menu of small bites, both continuously rotating to bring our customers the widest variety around. The two hometown brothers have big plans of building their dream of a brewery feeding multiple Taprooms over the next 2-5 years. We have a unique environment, perfect for enjoying live Music on Fri and Sat, mid week events like Brewers Nights, Open Mic and Trivia, or for watching the big game. Very popular location for booking a private event, meeting or casual get together.
Reviewed By MBMVWA - Seattle, United States
Great little brewery. By looking at their logo, we thought the brewery was the red building on the pier. Nope, that seems to be the Coupeville logo. We found the brewery about a mile inland. Great little place. Plenty of outside & inside social distance seating. The weather was perfect for sitting outside. Great IPA and Grand Cru. The food was good too. I would definitely stop there again if passing thur Coupeville.
10. Salty Acres
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
