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Alma specializes in eco essentials for the whole family including sustainably made toys and clothing for men, women, and children. Most of the items are new, but they also feature select items from vintage and up-cycled consigners. Alma brings natural, beautifully made clothing, toys, and essentials to eco-minded families looking for quality over quantity focusing on ethically made, sustainable brands.… Read More
Located in the heart of downtown Langley, the Animal Hospital by the Sea is Whidbey Island’s newest small animal care facility. Dr. Jean Dieden, a long-time island resident, brings almost 30 years of experience as a small animal veterinarian to best serve Whidbey’s active pet community. Offering advanced veterinary technology and care of a large facility, while maintaining the personal service and attention of a smaller “hometown” clinic.… Read More
Artisan Crafted Home offers unique contemporary furnishings and home décor; providing the essence of a home with style as well as a vital resource for designers, architects, builders, and discerning homeowners. Expanding from its successful online retail store, Artisan Crafted Home is proud to share a diverse collection of handcrafted functional art with Langley residents and visitors. Browse selections of extraordinary home décor, designer lighting, artful furniture, customizable sinks, and show stopping bathtubs. Artisan Crafted Home offers the finest collection of designer home furnishings, décor and accessories available in North America. Their unique, handcrafted products are made from all natural and sustainable materials. They work directly with skilled artisans and customizing is their specialty with beautifully handcrafted home accessories adding the perfect finishing touch to any project.… Read More
Artworks Gallery is an eclectic art gallery tucked into the Langley Village courtyard, Second Street, in the heart of downtown Langley. Founded in 2005, Artworks presents an inviting and diverse array of art by Whidbey Island artists, including acrylic and oil paintings, encaustics, fiber art, ink drawings, garden art, glass art, jewelry, photography, pottery, mixed media, watercolor, wood artistry
Located in the courtyard at 221 Second Street, Langley, WA (behind Sweet Mona’s Chocolate Boutique and next to Ultra House Restaurant)
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We are a screen printing, embroidery, and promotional product business located on Whidbey Island. Our focus is serving our local community with great customer service. We offer a wide variety of custom apparel for teams, businesses, and events like festivals and fun runs.… Read More
Bandbox Beauty Supply is an all-welcoming beauty supplier providing a wide range of cosmetics, skin care, hair care, nail care, beauty tools, spa products and self-care items in person and online. Their mission is to provide every person who walks through the door with the proper expertise, tools, and high quality products they need to feel the most authentic. Bandbox Beauty Supply offers trustworthy access to non-toxic, vegan, indy, and professional grade products from companies that contribute to the social good. Everything you need to feel fresh and out of the bandbox.… Read More
From fulfilling garden dreams, to teaching community classes, to cultivating deep horticultural knowledge far and wide, the Bayview Garden family is devoted to keeping the integrity of the natural world top of mind and especially the Whidbey Island ecosystem forever in our hearts and on the land.
Bayview Garden is one of the top 100 independent garden centers in the United States. Thousands of square feet of ideas to enhance your yard and home. Inside is filled with more than garden supplies, the shelves are stocked with ideas from books to home decor and more. Don’t forget to stop in at the FlowerHouse Cafe for a fun breakfast or lunch, coffee, and pastries.… Read More
The Bayview Farmers Market is an artisan, farmer, and innovative food market. Located on the south end of Whidbey Island, Washington, just off the intersection of Highway 525 and Bayview Rd. Rain or shine, outside next to the Bayview Community Hall at 5642 Bayview Rd, Langley, WA 98260 every Saturday from April-October. Offering the finest local-grown produce, hot foods, baked goods, live music, and crafts. Since 2000, Whidbey Island’s farmers, crafters, and makers have gathered each week to provide our community with locally grown food, delicious prepared foods, local musicians, hand-made goods, and a place to gather as a community–allowing market-goers to connect with their farmers, local craftsfolk, and one another.
Look for the “Farmers Market” letters (on the hillside) and vendor tent canopies. Follow signs to parking across the street or wheelchair accessible spots next to the market. Just 10 minutes from downtown Langley, the Village by the Sea. On a good day with low ferry traffic, the Bayview Farmers Market is also only 40 minutes from Everett or Oak Harbor and one hour from Seattle!… Read More
A brand new coffee trailer serving espresso, milkshakes, smoothies, Italian sodas, energy spritzers and more in Oak Harbor!…
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Facilitating Transformation, Energy Codes Coaching, Mentoring/Guidance, Remote Healing, Organizing, Clearing, Decluttering, Eco-friendly Support, Space Clearing
Cultivating a lightness of being, in the world and at home through:
- Organizing
- Decluttering, clearing
- Creating calm spaces
- Reducing plastic, trash, carbon footprint
Better Homes and Gardens McKenzie Realty is an iconic lifestyle brand that is connected to the Better Homes and Gardens magazine, which celebrated its 100 year anniversary this year producing some of the most beautiful real estate related articles and pictures along with our sought after Cookbook filled with the most incredible recipes! Better Homes and Gardens McKenzie Realty is also the proud partner of the Homes for Heroes, home buying and selling program, offering cash back bonuses to the local heroes they represent! Check out bhgmckenzierealty.com for all the details.… Read More
Serving up from-scratch comfort food classics and more fresh favorites for breakfast and lunch in downtown Langley on beautiful Whidbey Island. Full bar, local beer & wine, seasonal & dog friendly patio dining.
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CADA is Island County’s domestic violence and sexual assault agency. We provide free, confidential assistance for survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, rape, child sexual abuse, and sexual harassment to any and all residents who reside within Island County, Washington.
Services include, crisis intervention, trauma informed advocacy, legal advocacy (assistance with protection order paperwork, CADA is NOT a law firm), medical advocacy (accompany clients to SA/SANE exams), emergency shelter, parenting classes, and community education and prevention programs.
Citizens Against Domestic & Sexual Abuse (C.A.D.A.) provides free, confidential assistance to victims of domestic and sexual violence, including a 24-hour crisis line (360) 675-2232 or (800) 215-5669, advocacy based counseling, emergency shelter, education, and prevention services.… Read More
Camano Island Chamber of Commerce promotes economic vitality, partnering with businesses and the community to grow their unique island culture. The Camano Island Chamber of Commerce supports the local community through business resources, tourism initiatives, and events. Camano Island is in Washington nestled between Whidbey Island and the mainland, accessible off I-5 between Mount Vernon and Marysville. Visit their kiosks in Camano Commons Marketplace and IGA or their website for information.… Read More
Cascadia Meadows is a captivating event space that has been home to weddings and events for more than 100 years. Cascadia Meadows offers deep woods, trails to wander, generous flower gardens, and a wedding meadow entirely encircled by native plants that can welcome up to 200 guests. Built by pioneer families in 1908, it is now privately owned and lovingly cared for by the descendants of those who originally constructed her. Located at 7027 Maxwelton Road in Clinton on south Whidbey Island in Washington.… Read More
Welcome to Casey’s Crafts! We stock a range of art supplies including yarn, fabric and paint, plus party goods and all things holiday. Toys, decor, gift wrap and more! We’re located in Bayview Center Shopping Plaza.
Inside our doors you will find 4000 square feet of craft supplies. Since 1990 we have strived to keep the shelves stocked with whatever our community needs to work on their creative endeavors. Whether its a piece of poster board for a school project or the perfect paint brush to finish an art project, we aim to have it here for you!
Patty Currier has managed the store since the doors opened and makes it a fun place to work and shop. Owner Laurie Davenport is a retired nurse and aspiring artist who came on board in 2005. Together they head a staff that is known for going the extra mile helping customers find what they need. We find inspiration in our customers who often share their ideas or turn us on to new products. If you can’t find what you need please ask and we will try our best to track it down!
Adding to the mix is a roster of local teachers conducting a variety of classes. Our line up has included everything from Watercolor to Crochet to Ship in a Bottle. We are also happy to provide a meeting space for the Sunday Knitters and a group of Rock Painters. It’s all about fun and creativity at Casey’s Crafts! See our classes… Read More
The City of Langley in Langley, WA is a vibrant community that offers a range of government services and resources to its residents and visitors. From city staff and employment opportunities to various citizen boards and commissions, the city is dedicated to fostering a transparent and engaged local government.
With a focus on community planning, public safety, and sustainable development, the City of Langley strives to create a welcoming environment for all. Visitors can explore the city’s rich history, arts scene, and outdoor recreational opportunities, while businesses can access forms, permits, and resources to support their operations within the city.
City of Langley
112 Second St
Langley, WA 98260
Mailing address: City of Langley
P.O. Box 366
Langley, WA 98260
Phone number: (360) 221-4246
Fax number: (360) 221-4265
Mayor Kennedy Horstman
Chief of Police Tavier Wasser… Read More
The mission of the Clinton Chamber of Commerce is to advance and promote businesses by providing a forum to address critical issues, and to unite and support their membership and community through programs, events, and services.… Read More
Cook on Clay borrows from centuries of tradition and adds modern design elements, to make elegant and durable clay cookware for slow food aficionados, fine food enthusiasts, creative home cooks, great chefs, collectors, and appreciators of the handmade in everyday life. Cook on Clay offers handmade cookware in their showroom in Langley, Washington and in their online store. They also offer workshops and gift certificates.
Cook on Clay pottery is 100% designed and handmade in America. Founders Robbie Lobell and Maryon Attwood are experienced clay artists who have long used flameware in their work. Working from their studios on Whidbey Island, they have built a company around the idea that there is no better way to prepare and present food than in handmade pottery. …
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Country Cottage of Langley is a bed & breakfast with six private cottages with views of the Puget Sound and Cascade Mountains. Located in the heart of Langley Village on Whidbey Island. Each cottage has a private deck, jacuzzi,fireplace, WiFi/DVD/TV. Guests enjoy a full breakfast with other guests in our Four Seasons dining room or request breakfast in bed in the privacy of their cottage. Kids and dogs are welcome.… Read More
Coupeville is unique in so many ways and it is an outstanding place to live, work, raise a family, and grow a business. This cute little seaside town is one of the oldest settler-built communities in Washington State.
Coupeville is located at the center of Whidbey Island. Serving as Island County’s seat, you can find all important county government functions, WhidbeyHealth Medical Center, as well as our own small Town Hall. Coupeville also has a unique arrangement of being one of the few towns to be located completely within the bounds of a national historical reserve, Ebey’s Landing.
The Coupeville Chamber of Commerce is a 501(c)6 not-for-profit organization headquartered in the heart of historic downtown. Our mission is to promote Coupeville as a place to visit, assist and advocate for our local businesses, and work with other non-profit, governmental, and business organizations to plan for Coupeville’s future.… Read More
Cultus Bay Gardens hosts inspiring classes and events that bring people together over a variety of crafts, floral arranging, garden design, wild plant gathering, ornithology, basketry, cooking, drawing, natural dying, painting and more. In addition to year-round classes, Cultus Bay Gardens hosts a summer and a winter market, bringing together artisans, bakers, and crafters to showcase and share their wares. The summer market highlights crafts such as textiles, pottery, and jewelry, as well as items geared toward the garden and plant enthusiast. The winter market offers a wide selection of locally made handcrafts and island made delicacies, as well as holiday décor for your home. There is a magic to the history of the Cultus Bay Gardens, where years of learning, growing, and community gathering have taken place.… Read More
Experience the magic of Dancing Fish Vineyards. Be sure to visit this tasting room, vineyard, winery, event destination, historic barn, and vacation farmhouse. A great location for an afternoon of wine tasting, an overnight get-away, a retreat or special event.
Dancing Fish is a family-owned winery and event venue located on Whidbey Island, a place to gather around ultra-premium wine in good company. Stop by for a tasting, roam the grounds with a glass of wine in hand, or share a bottle with friends. The barn and bocce bar venue, tasting room, vineyard, and rolling pasture all make Dancing Fish Vineyards a magical place to gather and create unforgettable memories.…
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Double Bluff Brewing Company, founded in 2015, is named after one of the most beautiful spots on Whidbey Island, Double Bluff Beach that has views of the Puget Sound, the Olympic Peninsula, Seattle, Mt. Rainier, and the Cascades. Brewing both traditional and modern ales right behind the bar, Double Bluff always has at least five brews on tap with experimental and seasonal brews throughout the year for a refreshing treat. Specializing in ales, amber ales, porters, stouts, Belgian and many others. Ikaika Bistro food truck is right next door for delicious Polynesian food. Double Bluff Brewing offers flights, schooners, pints, pub pints, and growlers. They also serve ciders, gluten-free and non-alcoholic beers, red and white wine, and a variety sodas, ice teas, and sparkling waters. Double Bluff Brewing is family friendly and dogs are allowed on the patio. Experience the best beer on Whidbey Island!… Read More
Whether you’re planning for retirement, saving for college for children or grandchildren, or just trying to protect the financial future of the ones you care for the most, Kevin Lundgren, Financial Advisor at Edward Jones, can develop specific strategies to help you achieve your goals. Kevin can also monitor your progress to help make sure you stay on track or determine if any adjustments need to be made. Throughout it all, he’s dedicated to providing you top-notch client service.… Read More
Explore Fair Trade Outfitters for unique women’s apparel, in downtown Langley, home & accessories store that only sells brands they deem as “Fair Trade.” That means that anyone involved in the manufacturing of the garment/product is paid a fair “living” wage, given a safe working environment, and fair working hours. All this, plus the great styles that are available, mean you can feel great about what you put on every day and knowing you’re making the world a better place.… Read More
Fairway Independent Mortgage is a leader in residential mortgage lending and reverse mortgage.
NMLS: 88737… Read More
Feather and Fox Print Co offers a wide array of design and printing services for fine artists, photographers, and businesses. Services include restoration and printing of family photos, scanning, fine art prints, business cards, rack cards, brochures, decals for walls, posters, postcards & banners, metal prints, wood panel prints, coasters, tiles, and t-shirts. For 15 years Feather and Fox Print Co has served artists on south Whidbey Island with high quality fine art printing. Their retail efforts continue to be a curated boutique showcasing small scale crafters, artists, and makers from near and far. Feather and Fox showcases products that make you think, inspire creativity, and awe for life. Located in downtown Langley.… Read More
Foamy Wader offers delicate handmade jewelry and home decor inspired by the seaside located in beautiful downtown Langley. All designs are hand-crafted mixing natural gemstones and precious metals, created with artisan wire work and metal smith techniques. Foamy Wader jewelry is infused with a spirit of joy and playfulness, just like when wading in the foamy sea water at the beach.… Read More
The Greater Freeland Chamber of Commerce is a partnership of business and professional people working together to build a healthy economy and improve the quality of life in Freeland and surrounding communities.
Freeland, Washington is the commercial center of South Whidbey Island. Boasting plenty of retail and business space, beautiful parks and beaches, and near all the South Whidbey communities, the Greater Freeland area is a wonderful destination to visit, play, or live.
Freeland is 15 minutes north of the Clinton ferry, 22 minutes south of the Coupeville ferry, and approximately 50 minutes from the Deception Pass Bridge. An easy day trip from Seattle, Freeland features a variety of outdoor, indoor, and family activities.… Read More
Nestled at the head of Holmes Harbor on South Whidbey, Freeland Hall has been a cherished venue for a wide range of gatherings since 1915. Whether you’re planning a wedding, a family reunion, a corporate retreat, or a special celebration, Freeland Hall provides the perfect backdrop for your unforgettable moments.
Located in Freeland with views of Holmes Harbor, Freeland Hall is ideal for presentations, lectures, and banquets. The 2,400-square-foot historic building offers an event space that includes an upper room for up to 250 guests and includes a stage, projector screen, microphone, a deck with automatic awnings, and a catering kitchen. The lower room accommodates up to 100 guests. Both spaces have WiFi, and the hall is surrounded by Freeland Park. If outdoor event space is of interest, event planners can coordinate with the park.
The history of Freeland Hall reflects the enduring spirit of community and the evolution of a cherished gathering place on South Whidbey. The site that would become Freeland was platted in the 1800s by real estate promoters. Initially known as St. Louis, the area failed to develop into a town. It briefly took on the name Newell, named after the nearest post office at the time. In 1899, a trio of Seattle visionaries—Henry L. Stevens, George Washington Daniels, and Henry A. White—formed The Free Land Association with a visionary goal in mind: to create a utopian society that embraced communal, socialistic ideals. They laid the foundation for Freeland by platting the area into five-acre lots and officially incorporated it on January 12, 1900. The founders of Freeland aspired to create a community where all residents worked for the common good. However, this grand vision of a socialist utopia did not come to fruition, and the Free Land Association declared bankruptcy in 1920.
The idea of constructing a community hall, which came to be known as Freeland Hall, emerged in August 1914. The Freeland Improvement Club spearheaded the project. The hall was built with volunteer labor and was completed sometime after the spring of 1915. Generations have come together to celebrate life’s milestones and create lasting memories at Freeland Hall.
The beloved local annual Mr. South Whidbey Pagent, hosted by Friends of Friends Medical Fund, is held at the Freeland Hall. Its always entertaining!… Read More
Full Circle Business Center sits in the heart of downtown Langley. Their friendly services include UPS and FedEx shipping, notary, passport photos, document shredding, private mailbox rental, fax, copies, office supplies and more.… Read More
Good Cheer is a grassroots community organization that has been helping neighbors in need on South Whidbey Island since 1962. Over the years, They’ve grown from a small group of friends collecting clothes, toys, and food during the holiday season to a shopping-model food bank, two thrift stores, a 1.5 acre garden, 20+ employees and over 200 volunteers working year-round to alleviate hunger. They serve an average of 800 families every month.
Good Cheer garden provides fresh organically grown produce to the food bank. The thrift stores in Langley and Clinton offer collectibles, antiques, housewares, seasonal decorations, kitchenware, clothing, linens, fabric, craft items, a toy department, artwork, used books, estate jewelry, electronics, and furniture. Their selection is added to daily, so browse often, and remember, when you shop Good Cheer Thrift Stores, you are shopping to feed families! Good Cheer is committed to creating a hunger-free community on South Whidbey Island.
Langley Thrift Store
114 Anthes Ave. Langley, WA 98260
(360) 221-6455
Clinton Thrift Store
11042 WA-525 Clinton, WA 98236
(360) 341-2880
Good Cheer Food Bank, Administrative Office, & Donation Center
2812 Grimm Rd., Langley, WA 98260
Food Bank: (360) 221-4868
Admin Office: (360) 221-0130
Donation Center: (360) 221-6494
Good Cheer is a Washington State a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.… Read More
Greyhorse Mercantile is a specialty foods, home goods, and cheese shop all rolled up into one. They’re located in beautiful downtown Langley, on Anthes Street.
Visitors can also find interesting beverages, varieties of shellfish and condiments made with gin, for example. Many of the food items in Grayhorse Mercantile hail from other countries, meaning they can’t be found anywhere else nearby. Store owner, Jennifer Sadinsky, also carries beautiful and useful products for everyday life, including spatulas, pottery, candles and pillows. Sprinkled throughout are unique vintage items, such as Depression Era glassware.… Read More
Healing Circles is a community of people who come together in a spirit of openness, acceptance and wonder. Whether it’s your first visit or a joyful reunion, we invite you to drop by Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for a circle of two. Check out the space, visit over a cup of tea, or share whatever is on your heart. Our volunteers are generous listeners who respect confidentiality. Healing Circles help us step out of ordinary time into a safe and accepting environment where we can connect, explore our healing, and enjoy the wonderful benefits of community.
Healing Circles is a program of Commonweal.… Read More
Heartsease is a comfortably appointed, cozy log cabin located in a neighborhood with private beach access and a beautiful garden, outfitted especially for families. From wine glasses to sippy cups, books to XBox, ketchup to Q-tips, Heartsease has everything you need for a family getaway. High speed WiFi supports online school and work for a family. Week rentals get a 25% discount. You will be delighted during your South Whidbey Island stay!
The master bedroom and guest room both have comfortable queen beds, and the kids’ room has two separate twin beds, with a pull-out mattress under one bed, as well as a pack-n-play for little ones. The kids’ room has lot of unique features just for their enjoyment–perhaps they won’t want to leave their room so you can be left in peace. The 3 bedrooms are all on the second floor. The tall ceilings mean that the staircase is longer and steeper than typical. The only shower/bathtub is in the master bedroom, which can be inconvenient for larger groups. The half-bath is downstairs and also houses the laundry.
Three bedroom cottage suitable for up to seven guests and is highly recommended for families. It includes a full kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, laundry, parking, and forest views. Located in the Beachwood neighborhood two miles from Langley. Minimum two-night stay; discounts for week and month rentals.… Read More
As a non-profit 501(c)3 registered Community Land Trust, our organization’s mission is to enable permanently affordable homes and thriving community on Whidbey Island.
As land and building costs have increased across the board, it becomes virtually impossible for the real estate market to provide attainable home solutions at market prices. That, combined with the limits to growth on our island, we simply cannot design or build our way into affordability.
We see the Community Housing Land Trust model as an innovative way to create permanently affordable homes that are so desperately needed to maintain the viability and vitality of the Whidbey Island community. We do this by decommodifying real estate and offering homeownership and rental opportunities to qualifying local residents and families.
The model combines both public and private funds with philanthropic donations in order to purchase or develop property. The underlying land is then held in the commons rather than private ownership.
For homeowners and renters, this means that the entry price of a home is a fraction of what it would be for a market-priced home. With the home no longer a real estate commodity subject to the increase in inflation and appreciation, permanent affordability is preserved for all future owners and residents.… Read More
The HUB is an after-school drop-in program offering social and recreational activities for middle and high school youth in a supportive setting. Young people have access to games, art activities, workshops and adult mentors. Students receive a hot meal each day. The HUB is located in the basement of Langley United Methodist Church (LUMC). They welcome youth to drop in and enjoy a hot meal, play games, chat, do homework, play music, work on art projects, and enjoy our safe, inclusive social environment. The HUB offers a drug-free zone where there is a strong ethic of respect and acceptance supervised by our employees, Shelly Benton, Executive Director and our cook, Kim Meacham who prepares a hot meal every day!… Read More
A new shop on south Whidbey Island! We’re open Wednesday through Sunday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and we’re located next to Caseys Crafts in the Bayview Shopping Plaza. We offer new and used clothing, jewelry, purses, bags, wallets, perfume and cologne. Discontinued Sol de Janerio summer scents in stock. Sale rack, half off items added daily. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.… Read More
The Island Church of Whidbey is part of the Christian and Missionary Alliance network, a global evangelical Protestant denomination. They provide a nursery for small children and children’s church for children ages four through the fifth grade. Join Island Church for Sunday services at 10am. Service at Island Church has a good mix of contemporary and traditional music that is led by the worship team. Meet new people after every service. All visitors welcome!… Read More
Island County Departments & Office
Island County Government
Sheriff: Rick Felici
Superior Court: 800-254-2755
District Court: 800-946-9765
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Island Dance and Gymnastics has been your home for all things dance for over 35 years. Enjoy modern ballet, yoga, beginner pointe, creative dance, Tai Chi, Zumba, tap, cheer, tumbling, hip-hop and more. Island Dance offers all types of dance training to from toddlers to senior citizens, from classical to contemporary, and beginning to advanced lessons. Island Dance also rents their facility for non-competitive classes.
Whidbey Island Dance Theatre (WIDT) is a pre-professional dance company (non-profit) established 1993 and produces The Nutcracker ballet each year.… Read More
Island Senior Resources (ISR) provides resources that enhance the emotional, social, and physical well-being of seniors, adults with disabilities, and those who care for them. They offer aging & disability resources, medical transportation, Meals on Wheels, family caregiver support, medicaid in-home case management, support groups, a free medical equipment lending library, and assistance with Medicare. Island Senior Resources is an independent nonprofit 501(c)(3) that has been serving Island County since 1972. Serving Whidbey and Camano Islands.
ISR also serves nutritious community lunches, 11:45am–12:30pm at:
- Leo’s Place at Island Senior Resources, Bayview, Wednesdays
- Coupeville United Methodist Church, (608 N. Main St., Coupeville) Wednesdays
- Island Senior Resources in Oak Harbor, Mondays except holidays
Island Transit provides free, safe, accessible, convenient, and friendly public transportation services that enhancing the Island quality of life on Whidbey and Camano Island since 1987. Island Transit also offers Paratransit services and on-demand services, which is a bus stop-to-bus stop service with pick up and drop off as close as possible to your destination.
- Routes and schedules
- Service Guide PDF
- Route 60 Northbound Langley, Weekday
- Route 60 Southbound Langley, Weekday
- Route 60 NB / SB Langley, Weekend
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Featuring gifts to delight and inspire, Kalypso’s is a metaphysical boutique that celebrates the divine beauty in everyone. Offering jewelry, crystals, candles, incense, herbs, books, tarot, oracle, home goods, clothing, art, decor, and more. Located in beautiful downtown Langley next to Whale Bell Park.… Read More
Land Title and Escrow services the title and escrow needs of the Skagit and Island County communities from five strategically placed offices in Burlington, Anacortes, Oak Harbor, Freeland, and Stanwood/Camano Island. The service staff consists of approximately 50 highly trained and experienced professional associates who efficiently and effectively handle the documents to ensure your real estate transaction recording.… Read More
Edward C. Parks, DDS and his caring staff at Langley Dental provide a comprehensive selection of general and cosmetic dentistry services. From smile makeovers to natural and partial dentures fitted to the individual, we can provide you with the dental services you need to maintain a healthy, natural-looking smile. They accept most major insurance plans, can provide financing options, and even offer interest free payment options for your convenience. Additionally, Langley Dental provides all natural colored fillings helping you maintain a healthy smile and good hygiene.… Read More
Langley Library is part of the Sno-Isle Libraries system, providing access to books, eBooks, movies, music, programs, and other related services. Wifi is available free 24/7.
The Langley Library is a 100-year-old historical site. The 3,600 square foot building is owned by the City of Langley, and Sno-Isle Libraries is collaborating with the city to revitalize the Langley Library while preserving its heritage.
With the support of the City of Langley, Sno-Isle Libraries was awarded a $700,000 WA State Library Capital Improvement Grant to Improve accessibility and energy efficiency while preserving the historic nature of the library building. In October 2024 the renovated Langley library will open. Until then, the temporary library is located in rooms 114 & 115 at South Whidbey Community Center, 723 Camano Ave, Langley.
- Directions to Langley Library at the Community Center
- Transit directions to Langley Library at the Community Center (links to Island Transit Trip Planner)
Lovingly refurbished 1950s retro motel located at the entrance of Langley is relaxed, affordable and unique. With an “at home” feel, each ground level unit is complete with galley kitchens, cozy living room, private bedrooms and baths. Our five room inn is comfortable and pleasant for a weekend visit or an extended stay. Private, lush garden patio entrances make it a contact free stay with ground level parking. Excellent fiber optic WiFi service, kitchen amenities, shampoo, hair dryer, iron ironing board and alarm clock. A short walk from Langley Village restaurants, shopping, galleries, coffee houses and the marina.… Read More
The Langley Police Department is a diverse organization of dedicated full-time employees, part-time reserves, and volunteers who are committed to providing quality police services. By working with the community and maintaining high professional standards they strive to keep Langley safe and secure.
Chief Tavier Wasser
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Marty’s Place at Strawbridge Farm is a five-bedroom-plus vacation rental with room for a few people or the entire family. This renovated 1909 farm house has all the amenities of a modern home, but has maintained its rustic sensibilities. Enjoy the breathtaking views of Saratoga Passage, Camano Island, and Mount Baker. Sit by the crackling outdoor fire pit, walk or run across 4 1/2 acres of fields and gardens with your children, or simply sit and read under the many fruit trees and experience the renewing spirit of this setting. The gray whales will pay you a visit from March through May as they migrate to their distant destinations.
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Maven Alchemy blends the many modalities, philosophies, & tools that Vanessa learned over the last 15 years on her own healing journey. She uses an intuitive approach, incorporating knowledge of the moon cycles, nervous system & trauma, energy healing, numerology, astrology, chakra system, and psychology into treatments. Because of her own lived experiences, she’s drawn to collaborating with clients who have mental health issues, trauma, women’s health, stress, and chronic pain; helping people through transitions; and assisting clients to find balance & heal naturally.
Vanessa is here to help people go deep on their healing journey and discover the tools to find meaning, balance, & purpose and let go of what’s holding them back from manifesting their dreams. She creates a container for clients to receive the insight & wisdom in the way that their soul wants to communicate & experience it and help clients learn how to trust & work with their intuition so that they can find their own meaning.
Maven Alchemy offerings: Esoteric Acupuncture, Community Acupuncture, Numerology Readings, Akashic Record Readings, Yoga Nidra, and Remote Alchemy Sessions.… Read More
Meerkerk Rhododendron Gardens (53 acres) are nonprofit gardens in Greenbank, Washington on Whidbey Island. The gardens were founded by Ann and Max Meerkerk in the early 1960s on 13 acres and served as a site where they collected and hybridized rhododendrons. They gradually expanded the garden to 10 acres of rhododendrons surrounded by an additional 43 acres of woodlands. Ann Meerkerk left the gardens to the Seattle Rhododendron Society in 1979.
Today the garden features more than 1,500 varieties of rhododendron species and hybrids. Enjoy beautiful rhododendrons and azaleas as well as exotic trees from all over the world. Stroll along easy walking trails and take in the beautiful views all year long. Dogs on leash are always welcome. Admission is $5 June thru March and $10 in April and May. Kids under 13 are free.
The annual Mother’s Day Concert is a local favorite with music and the rhododendrons in peak bloom! Bring a picnic, buy a rhody, and a slice of Whidbey Pie.… Read More
Misfit Island Cider Company specializes in making Dry English-style Ciders. They started the company in search of the kind of Dry Ciders found in the UK and Europe, changing the perception that all cider is sweet. Misfit Island Cider uses local ingredients that showcase the beauty of the Islands.
Misfit Island Cider is also at the Bayview Farmers Market every Saturday April 24 until October, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Located in downtown Langley.
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“We are just misfits making cider our own way. Won’t you fancy a Pint?”
Take a journey through Japanese inspired flavors with Chef Joan, a graduate of the Japanese Culinary School and has been making sushi for 35 years. This delightful Langley restaurant is dine out only and ordering is available online. Mommafish offers sushi bowls, poke, handrolls, and they also offer classes. … Read More
Moonraker is an independent full-service bookstore since 1972. Their knowledgeable staff helps customers select from a wide range of titles. Moonraker has the latest in fiction and non-fiction bestsellers, beautiful design and cookbooks, children’s books, poetry, an inclusive section of local writers, puzzles, both single and boxed cards, and much more. They also can special-order a desired title and gift wrap. Browsing and bookchatting encouraged!… Read More
Founded in 1983 and family owned, Mukilteo Coffee produces the world’s finest artisan-roasted and farm direct coffee. Located on beautiful Whidbey Island in Washington. Bulk coffee and merchandise every Monday through Friday.… Read More
Museo is a gallery of contemporary fine art located in Langley on Whidbey Island. Museo represents top local artists who are regionally and nationally known. Showcasing a wide collection of cutting edge glass art, sculpture, paintings and fine handcrafted jewelry, Museo stages new shows monthly in the expansive gallery space.
Every first Saturday of the month, Langley’s art galleries open their new shows with the First Saturday Art Walk from 5 to 7 p.m. This is a time to meet the featured artists and take in the vibrant Langley art scene.… Read More
Music for the Eyes is a unique store selling rugs, textiles, jewelry, beads, and other unique ethnic items from around the world as well as the work of local artists. Offering beautiful handmade pieces from the countries and cultures the owners have visited, as well as indications of the people who made them.… Read More
Mutiny Bay Antiques and Vintage Mercantile
Mutiny Bay Antiques and Vintage Mercantile features 24 dealers with creative ideas and a bountiful selection of furniture, collectibles and decor items. Selection ranges from traditional antiques, vintage, mid century modern and contemporary items with something for every budget. Dealers bring in new items daily to refresh their spaces, including seasonal gifts for every holiday.… Read More
Myken’s is a specialty pet boutique featuring items that celebrate the relationship between pets and their people. Here’s a list of some of the items in the store:
- AKC breed-specific merchandise
- Designer collars & leashes
- Sweaters and jackets
- Beds
- Feeders
- Shampoos and aromatherapy spritzers
- Greeting cards
- Limited edition prints/artwork
- Mugs
- Stationery
- Plush animals
- Unique gifts
Oak Harbor Creative Arts Foundation is dedicated to creating opportunities for local artists, makers and creatives to learn and share, helping to grow passions into vocations.… Read More
The Oak Harbor Music Festival is held every Labor Day weekend in Historic Downtown Oak Harbor. The festival is dedicated to hosting a world-class, three-day event which contributes vibrancy to the local community, brings island neighbors together, establishes lasting connections with visitors, and encourages the expression of music in local young people. Each year the Oak Harbor Music Festival creates musical opportunities for local students by offering scholarships and sponsoring instrument programs designed to provide equal access to music—impacting generations to come.… Read More
Pete’s Place Log Cabin on Whidbey Island is a charming vacation rental with an ideal location for a honeymoon, a romantic getaway, or a quiet retreat. Here you will find a cozy, rustic, spacious one bedroom log cabin, nestled on six beautiful wooded acres in Langley, Washington.… Read More
Porter Whidbey Insurance, Inc. has multiple services available for your car, home, health, life and commercial insurance as well. Their office is in Freeland, Washington, serving the insurance needs of individuals, families, and businesses. As an independent insurance agent, Porter Whidbey Insurance represents many top rated insurance companies. Getting the right insurance protection, superior claim service when you need it, ultimate convenience, and the right price can seem like a tall order. But Porter Whidbey Insurance, Inc. makes it seem easy.
Porter Whidbey Insurance Inc. is a third generation agency, and while time continues to pass by and changes are abounding, they strive to maintain the core values founded on in 1966.
Family has been a priority from the start, and Porter Whidbey Insurance makes all clients feel like members of the Porter Whidbey family. Since the beginning they’ve focused on providing care and protection through professional and trustworthy relationships with clients.
The agency is affiliated presently with 16 other independent agencies forming The Advantage Group (TAG), which is considered one of the top 100 independent agencies in the country. They offer big agency benefits with small agency personalization with access to a variety of national and regional companies with multiple products.
Porter Whidbey Insurance is a community minded business and actively supports local schools, arts, parks, and various non-profit organizations. They are licensed in Washington, Oregon, California, and Arizona.… Read More
BRING YOUR SENSE OF DISCOVERY
Walk through Price Sculpture Forest, a convergence of nature and outdoor art. The forest is alive with surprise. Discover art at your side, hanging from trees, or hidden behind foliage. Experience an outdoor interactive museum where you are encouraged to wander the trails, investigate outdoor art, and be immersed in the natural world. Sculptures and native habitat will beckon you. The Sculpture Forest honors the artistry of nature and how it can relate to the creative inventions of people.
This park is set in a forest of century old trees, rhododendrons, and native understory. It is located east of downtown Coupeville on central Whidbey Island, Washington, easy to arrive by car, walking path, and bike. Come explore and discover. A true Whidbey Island gem.
Price Sculpture Forest, a Washington nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. You can join a dedicated and growing circle of volunteers who collaborate to bring you the Sculpture Forest experience with outdoor and indoor opportunities, adapting to your preferences and availability.
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A Northwest bistro inspired by French classics located in Langley. Prima Bistro is a French inspired Northwest restaurant with a full cocktail bar, an outstanding wine list, and a menu that changes with the seasons. Prima uses as much locally-sourced products as possible and there’s outdoor deck seating when the weather permits. Families are welcome with a kids menu as well as many gluten free and vegetarian options.… Read More
During the more than 150-year history, PSE’s focus has always been on safe, reliable, affordable energy service. PSE is committed to great customer service and helping to make communities better places to live and work. With headquarters in Bellevue, Washington, PSE has approximately 1.2 million electric and over 900,000 natural gas customers, they service 6,000 square miles, primarily in Puget Sound region of Western Washington, which is approximately four million homes.
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The Quintessa is a large vacation rental home perfect for memorable family reunions, corporate retreats, romantic garden weddings, and special gatherings of any kind. Providing lodging for 36, The Quintessa’s nine bedroom house and separate garden cottage and studio are 35 miles from Seattle and eight minutes away from the Clinton ferry. Breathtaking views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains complete your Whidbey Island, Washington experience! Reserve the House (sleeps 28) or the Estate (sleeps 36).
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Ritual Mischief is a community-centered herbalist studio at Silly Dog Studios on Whidbey Island, WA. They offer playful community, emotional support, and rekindling relationships with the land. Working with local plants, roots, lichen, and windfall tree branches and buds, they make herbal self-care, home-care, and pet care offerings such as balms and salves, lip balms, lotion bars, soaps, shampoo bars, dish soap bars, body oils, dog shampoo bars, sleep pillows, shower steamers, and more. Ritual Mischief sometimes co-host local makers markets to support the community. Shop online or visit their herbal studio in person on the west edge of Langley.
Winter holidays season is here! We have holiday gift boxes and stocking stuffers galore, plus we offer a homemade gift to the first shopper each day we’re open. Herbal studio first-shopper gifts this year include Lori’s homemade Silly Dog Studios elderberry huckleberry syrup, Lori & Papa Jim’s homemade Yakima peach jam, and/or Papa Jim’s homemade cookies.
November & December 2024 Studio Hours
- Tuesdays and Wednesdays, noon to 4 pm (except for Dec 10, 11, 24, & 25)
- These Saturdays, 10 am to 4 pm: November 2 & 9 and December 21 & 28
- Nov 15-17, Valley Made Holiday Market at The Vinery
- Nov 23&24, Holiday Market on the Hill at Greenbank Cidery
- Nov 29, 30 & Dec 6, Whidbey Winter Holidays Market at Bayview Hall
- Nov 29, 30, Dec 1, 7 & 8, Winter Holidays Market at Cultus Bay Gardens
- Dec 7 & 8, Winter Holiday Market & Farm Festival Lights at Greenbank Farm
- Dec 15, Langley Holiday Market at the Fairgrounds
Rob Schouten Gallery is a premier showcase representing more than 30 Whidbey Island and Northwest artists. This Langley gallery exhibits fine quality paintings, various media, sculpture in bronze, steel, stone and wood, colorful art glass, unique jewelry, ceramics, printmaking, encaustics, woodworking, fiber arts and mixed media.
The Rob Schouten Gallery’s monthly first Saturday Art Walk highlight the work of the island’s regionally, nationally and internationally known artists and are sure to delight the most discerning art collector. Their friendly and informative staff enjoys explaining just how a particular work of art was made and telling you about the artist that made it. Gallery services include packaging and shipping, in-home trials, art consultations, and no-interest lay-aways.… Read More
Ross Chapin Architects has been designing human scaled and delightfully detailed buildings and gardens for more than a generation. We take joy in creating places for people that are both functional and beautiful. Our work shows that neighborhoods, buildings and outdoor spaces can be alive and vibrant, authentic and soulful. We strive to create places that nourish the individual, support healthy family relationships and foster a strong sense of community.
For many years, one cornerstone of our work has been custom residential design. We worked closely with clients to create homes tailored to their needs and fit with their surroundings. We are now focusing almost exclusively on community-oriented projects, taking our knowledge and passion for well-designed homes and applying it to small-scale infill pocket neighborhoods as well as larger mixed-use, walkable neighborhoods. Creating healthy, resilient communities is our mission.
For a wealth of information on pocket neighborhoods, visit our sister website. If you’re looking for some of our best cottage and small house plans, check out our GoodFit plan collection
Ross Chapin Architects
Post Office Box 1595
Langley, Washington 98260
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At Salty Sea Coffee, we proudly serve hand-selected beans roasted fresh each week right here on Whidbey Island. From coffee to community, every detail matters. We craft each drink and treat with care, sourcing local when we can and always choosing intention over shortcuts.
But we’re more than just your daily cup—we’re re-imagining what a coffee shop can be. As Whidbey Island’s first modern soda shop, we bring a fresh twist to nostalgic sodas, loaded teas, and energy drinks too. Whatever you’re sipping, it’s made with love and a hint of our salty island charm.
Rooted in creativity and community, we’re your go-to sip stop—whether you’re flying through our Bayview drive-thru, waiting out ferry traffic in Clinton, or strolling into our cozy Langley café. We bring flavor, fun, and a splash of salty spirit to whatever fuels your day.
Stay Salty, Stay Caffeinated.
ADDITIONAL-
Family Owned – Locally Operated.
Check Website for store hours : www.saltyseacoffee.com
Instagram for updates and monthly specials. @saltyseacoffee
Locations:
– 111 Anthes Ave, Langley WA 98260 (cafe)
– 2853 Howard Rd, Langley WA 98260 (drive thru)
– 6515 Columbia Beach Dr, Clinton WA 98236 (stand)…
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The Saratoga Inn is a traditional 16-guest room inn and and a private Carriage House Suite with high bluff views of the Saratoga Passage and the Cascade Mountains. Located in Langley with a convenient walk to shops, restaurants, and theaters. Lodging includes a hot breakfast, complimentary afternoon wine and cheese, and dark chocolates or cookies at check in. Each guest room has a fireplace, separate bath with an over-sized tile shower, and exceptional sound isolation from room to room. The Nantucket-styled inn was opened in 1994. Close proximity to downtown Langley dining and entertainment.
- Select pet free rooms available for small dogs under 20 lbs.
- Kid-friendly (12+)
- Ocean/Beach/Mountain Views
SaviBank is a commercial bank chartered in the State of Washington. The Bank began operations April 11, 2005, and has five Washington branch locations in Burlington, Bellingham, Freeland, Mount Vernon, and Oak Harbor.
A loan production center was opened in Anacortes, Washington, in May 2013. The Bank provides loan and deposit services to customers who are predominantly small and middle-market businesses and individuals in and around Island, Skagit, and Whatcom Counties. As a locally-owned bank, Savi Bank believes that when everyone becomes Savi about their finances, the entire community benefits.… Read More
SeaGlass Cove features unique home decor, art, and fun gifts all with an island theme. Explore the shop in the Langley Village or order online.… Read More
Beautiful lodging in the heart of downtown Langley. Two-bedroom, full modern kitchen, one and 3/4 baths, patio, fireplace, BBQ, cable, two TVs, andNestled atop the heart of downtown Langley, on beautiful Whidbey Island, this fashionably remodeled second story roost awaits you!
The apartment sleeps four comfortably, great for one or two couples, girl getaways, guy getaways, or small families. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, fully appointed modern kitchen, living room, fireplace, patio.… Read More
This cozy, cheery cottage is a short walk from downtown Langley. The open floor plan features a well-equipped kitchen and spacious dining and living areas. A wall of north facing windows allows for good lighting, wildlife viewing, and glimpses of Saratoga Passage. The one bedroom has a king-sized bed and an open sleeping loft. Call (360) 929-0887 or email for reservations or availability.… Read More
Sno–Isle Libraries offers free access to books, movies, events & more to eligible residents of Washington State. Find out more about the Langley Library remodel, 2024. The temporary library location during the 2024 remodel is in the South Whidbey Community Center, 723 Camano Ave, in rooms 114 & 115.… Read More
South Whidbey Commons is a community-driven non-profit cafe and used bookstore serving coffee, espresso drinks, baked goods, and more. We help prepare youth for work in the real world; training them in culinary and barista skills, as well as the soft skills of customer service and team participation, all to help build their resume and possibly earn school credit; all while providing delicious espresso, pastries, and a menu of cross-culturally influenced items, while sourcing locally when possible.
We serve:
- Mukilteo Coffee Roasters Coffee – Roasted and blended right here in Langley, WA.
- Whidbey Island Bagel Factory – We source our delicious, New York style bagels right here in Clinton from WI Bagel Factory. We carry their plain, everything, jalapeno-cheddar, and garlic-parmesan. They have so many more varieties available at their location at Ken’s Corner, Clinton.
- Essential Baking Company – We source our artisan breads from Seattle’s Essential Bakery
The South Whidbey Historical Society collects, preserves and presents information, stories and artifacts of history, weaving together the diverse experiences of people as context for today’s decision makers and inspiration for tomorrow’s leaders.
They accomplish this mission by maintaining a Museum in Langley to house collections and through displays at the Island County Fairgrounds. In addition, the Society sponsors regular “Then and Now” evening presentations that focus on South Whidbey Island history and maintains our “Virtual Museum” which contains digital images of their collections. Visit the museum!… Read More
The South Whidbey Parks and Recreation District started in 1983. Bud and Margaret Waterman donated 40 acres to the District on a site next to South Whidbey High School that is now known as Community Park. In 1987, a levy was passed to begin developing and maintaining the District land. In 1999, the District purchased approximately 40 acres of land adjacent to the Park, which has been kept natural with trails running throughout the acreage. With bond proceeds in 2000, the District purchased acreage of land east of the Park which has since been converted into a sports complex with soccer fields, open space and a forested area. Since its inception, the District has built four baseball fields, additional soccer fields, an administrative building, playground, a skate park, restrooms, and trails which wind through Community Park. The District now maintains South Whidbey Community Park, South Whidbey Sports Complex, Trustland Trails Park, Maxwelton Trails Park, Deer Lake, Goss Lake, and Lone Lake.
Plans are underway for the new South Whidbey Aquatics Center, coming in 2025, located at at the entrance to the Community Park, on Maxwelton Road in Langley. Some amenities include a community pool, swim teams, hot tub, sauna; a teaching pool with lazy river for aquatic fitness, swim lessons, physical therapy, water walking, and family fun. The goal is to iImprove community health, promote water safety, and ensure accessibility for all.
Activities are available for both children and adults. Check out the Programs and Events on their website or pickup a copy of the Activity Guide at all South Whidbey Post Offices, Libraries, Chambers of Commerce, or the Park District office.
The Whidbey Island Triathalon is hosted by SWPR each July. It’s a great first triathlon and a fun event for veteran triathletes. This scenic course starts with a 0.5 mile swim in beautiful Goss Lake. Leaving the lake, you’ll begin the 19 mile bike ride on paved country roads. The bike course is hilly with views of Saratoga Passage and the North Cascades. Finish with a 3.75 mile run on the Park trail system. One long winding loop, the woodsy course is on clean, clear trails and grass fields. Extensive support is provided by friendly volunteers. This event has limited space and fills to capacity, so register early!… Read More
The South Whidbey Schools Foundation builds relationships between our community and schools to invest in learning experiences that inspire students in our ever-changing world. It is the GOAL of the South Whidbey Schools Foundation to provide funding for projects outside the scope of the school district budget which foster educational excellence and innovative process for the benefit of students in the South Whidbey School District.
A group of concerned citizens realized an additional source of funding was necessary to encourage staff and students to extend the reach for excellence beyond the usual classroom experience. The Foundation was formed in 1995 to support this vision. The Foundation is a registered non-profit organization in the state of Washington.
Normal school funding includes the daily operation of the schools, from buildings to salaries and required curriculum. The South Whidbey Schools Foundation does not supplement this funding; instead, we fund innovative learning opportunities outside these regular school operations.
Dollars come to the South Whidbey Schools Foundation either restricted or unrestricted. The restricted dollars support the program designated by the donor. The unrestricted contributions help support programs such as Classroom Grants. The Foundation has disbursed more than $300,000 to fund innovative projects and experiments to encourage educational excellence and increase student learning and participation in a variety of key areas.… Read More
Spoiled Dog Winery has been making wine on Whidbey since 2015. Their grapes are sourced from some of the best vineyards in Washington and Oregon and the wine is handcrafted with meticulous focus on balance. The Krug family wants visitors to feel like they’ve discovered a secret spot that will become a destination and a reason to regularly return to Whidbey Island for a visit. From the moment you enter the tasting room among the barrels of aging wine you realize you have discovered a special destination.
The relationship between food and wine is something that transforms wine tasting at Spoiled Dog Winery into a culinary experience. Wine tastings include an offering of Pinot Noir with chocolate and a nibble of crackers with a savory cheese made using their wine.
If you love to cook, you’ll find a hidden jewel waiting for you at Spoiled Dog Winery. They produce lavender infused Verjus from their estate Pinot Noir grapes. This special ingredient that gained popularity during the Renaissance will add a delightful flavor to your next salad dressing or sauce.
Spoiled Dog participates in several annual food and wine events and their special winemaker dinners hosted under the eaves of their apple trees overlooking the lower vineyard are not to be missed.
Whether you are a local or a visitor, Spoiled Dog Winery will become a regular destination to “wine down” and experience the joie de vivre of Whidbey Island.
Extraordinary Pinot Noir from the heart of Puget Sound. Come visit Spoiled Dog Winery and enjoy our fine wines and vineyard. You will likely be greeted by Blue and Sami, our Australian Shepherds. We’re located just 1/4 mile south of Highway 525 on Maxwelton Road.… Read More
South Whidbey’s favorite market is also a gift-giver’s dream, with unique items for everyone. The mercantile features an eclectic collection of natural health and beauty products, books, supplements, herbs, homeopathics, teas, gifts, books, soaps, candles, and fun gifts!… Read More
Contemporary fashions for men, women, and kids of all ages. Accessories, shoes, boots, jeans, lounge, homewares, gifts, kitchen, linens, cards, toys, and FUN!… Read More
Located in the courtyard on Second Street in the charming seaside village of Langley. Sweet Mona’s Chocolates welcomes you daily from 10 am to 5 pm. You’ll find that the shop is built on a strong foundation of passion, experience, and the desire to create extraordinary confections.
Sweet Mona’s chocolatiers use only the finest quality ingredients, such as European-style butter, chocolate made in the Belgian tradition with cacao grown in Ecuador and Venezuela, heavy cream from a regional creamery, and natural cane sugar. Over the years, Sweet Mona’s Chocolates has grown into a thriving gourmet specialty chocolate shop that offers a variety of chocolates, locally roasted coffee, and authentic gelato. If you’re looking for an exceptional chocolate experience, visit Sweet Mona’s!…
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The Taproom@Bayview Corner is a family friendly restaurant with a craft beer bar that serves house crafted PNW-inspired comfort food. There’s a community atmosphere showcasing a variety of craft beer, cider selections on draft, in cans, wine by the glass, craft brewed soda, craft non-alcoholic beer, specialty craft brews in bottles available from their cellar, and growler filling available.
The Taproom is located in Langley at the historic Bayview Cash Store which has been a community hub for over 100 years and surrounded by other small businesses fostered by Goosefoot. The Cash Store is rich in history and beautifully crafted, there wasn’t a bar in the area since the 1940’s and the Taproom opened its doors in June of 2014 to a welcoming crowd of locals, thirsty for good craft beer!
Although it started with the original owners, Damien and Tiffany slinging beer, the Taproom staff and business continued to grow and the business was sold to long-time employee Francesca in the Fall of 2022.
Whenever possible the Taproom works with local farms like the Organic Farm School, Fulla Farm and Foggy Hill Farm among others to support Whidbey growers and inspire their menu. They have family friendly and 21+ indoor seating and weather contingent outdoor seating. Well behaved pups are allowed on a leash at outside tables, however, only Service Animals are allowed to accompany their owner inside. To-go orders are subject to be suspended during peak times. Live music events and Brewer’s Night events are a fun time for all!…
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The Backyard is family-oriented fitness center located at the South Whidbey Community Center in Langley. It is a nonprofit, alternative fitness playground that aims to provide an indoor space for the community. The Backyard helps people rediscover play and to make it available to anyone who walks in the doors, it’s founders are committed to community and sustainable fitness and are certified trainers through StrongFirst and MovNat.… Read More
The Boatyard Inn is located in the charming seaside village of Langley. Although just an hour’s drive from downtown Seattle, the Boatyard Inn’s tranquil beachfront setting makes the city seem a million miles away. Each room features a private deck overlooking Saratoga Passage, where guests can spot orca whales, eagles, Great Blue herons, and otters as well as kayakers, sailboats, and cargo ships cruising the Northwest waterway. You’ll be lulled to sleep by waves lapping along the sea wall just a few feet away, and awake to stunning sunrises viewed from the comfortable pine bed gracing your suite. All of the rooms feature gas fireplaces, galley kitchens, spacious living room and dining areas, flat screen TVs, DVD players, and wifi.… Read More
The Fairywoman offers Geeky travel, Punk Rock Self-care, and Witchy Tools to build your most magical life.
Want to getaway? Elizabeth Saenz can book and plan your trip for you. She won’t just offer the same basic booze cruise or all inclusive resorts that you often see advertised. Let her create a unique and geeky getaway that can be tailored to your fandom or get all the secrets to have an amazing theme park adventure. The best part, it is all free to you!
Need to revitalize your soul? The Fairywoman has high quality pampering products, self help books, oracle decks, crystals, and even offers readings. Check it all out on the website.… Read More
The Inn at Langley is a world-renown boutique hotel with exceptional cuisine and a relaxing spa perched above the Saratoga Passage on Whidbey Island. Each guestroom features a view of the water. This Whidbey Island retreat boasts iconic coastal and mountain views from every room. Take in the Cascades from your spacious porch-style balcony. Soak up that view in your oversized tub. Lounge by your wood-burning fireplace as the sun sets pink across the Sound. Sip wine from award-winning cellars of local wineries. Sleep with the sliding door ajar so you can listen to the waves. Relax at the world-famous Spa. Drift away. Dream.… Read More
The Restaurant at The Inn at Langley, under the creative eye of Northwest award-winning Chef Matt Costello, is a gem of the Inn. This Whidbey Island restaurant overlooks a fabulous herb garden and features a double-sided river rock fireplace. The open kitchen allows you to marvel at the chefs as they prepare a dinner, featuring Whidbey Island’s freshest seasonal fare and an extensive wine collection.
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Villa Margot is a cottage located on six beautiful acres of open fir forest five minutes from Langley WA, our Village by the Sea. The cottage sits above a vineyard with its companion cottage ‘Villa Oscar’ now nearing completion. The cottage is a fifteen minute walk into Langley and its shops and restaurants on Saratoga Passage in Puget Sound. The site is gifted with deer, coyotes, owls, hawks, ravens and many other bird species. Hosts are on property in another part of site so the cottages are private and comfortable. a deck with bbq grill, tables etc. offers a relaxing overlook after a busy day on the island.
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Tonic Juice & Remedy is part apothecary, part organic juice and smoothie bar and part gift shop, complete with a tiny grocery section, which includes 50 bulk herbs and a small cooler full of flax oil, probiotics and sauerkraut. Cabinets within the store contain 100 different types of incense. Colorful hand-blown perfume bottles and small crystal orbs add to the feeling of stepping into someplace magical. You’ll also find a natural, vegan food selection as well as beautiful and hand curated products. Gifts, candles, incense, crystals and more!… Read More
Ultra House is an eclectic mix of transcontinental offerings featuring delicious Japanese ramen, beers and snacks, a boutique with lifestyle gear, and personal treasures for well-being. An outdoor patio and indoor seating in the Langley Village awaits you.…
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Venture Out Plant Nursery in Langley, offers a unique selection of trees, shrubs, perennials, and annuals perfectly suited to the Pacific Northwest. Founded by owners Garth and Molly Heggenes, the nursery showcases beautiful and diverse landscape designs in a park-like setting.
Customers praise the nursery for its knowledgeable staff, beautiful grounds, and wide variety of healthy plants at reasonable prices. With a focus on creating a peaceful and inspiring environment, Venture Out Nursery is a must-visit destination for gardening enthusiasts on Whidbey Island.…
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Washington Design Company in Clinton (formerly Savage Printing) has expanded their capabilities with printing custom printed apparel, graphic design, embroidery, and promotional products. Their online account management makes ordering easy with quote, order, changes, and approval. Washington Design Company can create your product line or helping you decide which products are best for your brand.…
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Since 1993, Waterman Self Storage in Langley, provides self storage services to the South Whidbey Community, including Clinton, Langley, and Freeland. They offer secure, conveniently located, and state-of-the-art quality storage space to store furniture, possessions, business records, and extra inventory.
Heated and unheated storage units are available, all are clean and well maintained. Access to your self storage unit is available daily from 7am – 8pm. Waterman Storage also havehasstorage supplies, such as boxes, tape, and packing materials. With 323 storage units available in a variety of sizes, including spaces for boats and RVs, Waterman Self Storage looks forward to meeting all your self storage needs.… Read More“As a family-owned and operated facility, we are committed to providing our tenants with excellent, personalized service.” —Debra Waterman
To commemorate the love Langley has for these ocean friends, both Coupeville and Langley installed a “Whale Bell.” These bells have a simple instruction: “See a whale, ring the bell.” They serve as both a monument to the whale’s impact on the island culture and a creative way to notify others of the whale’s presence so they can also look out and see! So next time you’re at the water’s edge, keep a keen eye on those beautiful blue waves. Located in downtown Langley.The Langley Whale Center has information about Whale Bell Park events and provides everyone with a chance to learn more about the endangered Southern Resident orcas, who visit our area each fall and winter, and about the North Puget Sound Gray Whales. They’re a small, unique population of 10-12 Gray whales who find sustenance in the waters of Saratoga Passage and Possession Sound every March through May. Don’t miss the annual Welcome the Whales parade every April! More information at the Langley Whale Center.Become a member of Orca Network’s Langley Whale Center from anywhere today! Each day that the doors are open, the Volunteer Docents at Langley Whale Center share information and stories about the extraordinary marine mammals of the Salish Sea and their daily struggles for survival. Membership is a wonderful way to support Langley Whale’s Center’s mission to provide free and accessible education and advocacy for all. In addition to supporting their mission, your membership gives you access to benefits.… Read More
Whidbey Airpark, also known as Whiskey 10, is a 2,500-foot privately owned, public-use airport located in Island County. Visit for the day, go on an excursion to downtown Langley, or camp beneath the wing of your plane and gather around our communal bonfire pit with friends and fellow aviators.… Read More
Whidbey Animals’ Improvement Foundation (WAIF) is a non-profit organization which was formed in 1990 in an effort to help Whidbey Island’s homeless companion animals. WAIF is dedicated to providing food, shelter, veterinary care, and nurturing to displaced pets until loving homes can be found for them.
Ellery Cramer Family Animal Shelter
60 Rhododendron Park Road, Coupeville
(360) 678-8900 ext. 1100
Oak Harbor Cat Adoption Center
465 NE Midway Blvd.
Oak Harbor, WA
(360) 678-8900 ext. 1300
Freeland Cat Cottage
1801 B Scott Rd.
Freeland, WA
(360) 678-8900 ext. 1700
Freeland Thrift Store
1660 Roberta Avenue
Freeland, WA
(360) 678-8900 ext. 1600
Island Control Animal Control
(360) 240-5542… Read More
The Whidbey Art Gallery offers high-quality, fine artwork indicative of the “Village by the Sea”, Island Life and the Pacific Northwest themes. Their artists offer paintings, photography, colored pencil, printmaking, wood and stone carving, jewelry, glass, metal, sculpture, and fiber art. The Whidbey Art Gallery is unique among Langley’s galleries by offering the opportunity to meet and chat with their artists daily.… Read More
Whidbey Community Foundation’s mission is to improve the quality of life on Whidbey Island by providing support for the non-profit sector, assisting donors to build and preserve enduring assets for charitable purposes, and meeting community needs through financial awards. Whidbey Community Foundation provides capacity-building support to the non-profit organizations on Whidbey, and is a trusted vehicle for major donors to invest endowed funds for long-term community support.
Until the Whidbey Community Foundation was started in 2016, Whidbey Island was the only area in the Puget Sound region not served by a community foundation. A community foundation acts as an independent, publicly supported philanthropic organization established and operated as a permanent collection of endowed funds for the long-term benefit of a defined geographic area; in this case, Whidbey Island. A community foundation also provides leadership on community issues that affect non-profits by serving as a facilitator, convener or mediator, and providing technical advice to non-profits.… Read More
Whidbey Getaways features a portfolio of 22 homes throughout South Whidbey that feature a wide variety of price options. Browse their website for a complete list. Kids and pets are welcome at many of the listings.
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WhidbeyHealth Foundation brings community members together to raise funds and advocate for outstanding local healthcare for everyone on Whidbey Island and is dedicated to advancing the quality and access of care for the Whidbey community.
The WhidbeyHealth Foundation sponsors the Tour de Whidbey, one of the most scenic cycling events in the Pacific Northwest! Join cyclists from across the country as we pedal through scenic vistas, all in support of vital healthcare services at WhidbeyHealth Hospital and Clinics. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or just starting out, there’s a route for everyone to enjoy. Don’t miss out on this milestone event promoting health, diversity, and economic vitality on Whidbey Island.
The annual WhidbeyHealth Foundation Gala is an opportunity to contribute to a meaningful cause that aims to improve rehabilitation care in the Whidbey community. For 43 years, the foundation has served as an advocate to improving the health and well-being of the community and as a financial resource to WhidbeyHealth by leveraging philanthropy.… Read More
The Whidbey Institute provides transformational learning since 1972 and is a non-profit organization. They partner with a network of program leaders working in the areas of generative leadership, ecosystem vitality, community resilience, and more to offer one-day and multi-day workshops, conferences, and retreats. The beautiful 106-acre conservation forest campus on South Whidbey Island is open to the public and features integrated gardens and a four-mile trail network.… Read More
Whidbey Island Bank, created in 1960, is a full service community bank providing a full range of personal and business banking services. To help their customers achieve their goals, they offer a complete array of banking services and tools for businesses as well as individuals. Whidbey Island Bank’s focus is on communities and helping customers in local markets build their heritage.… Read More
Whidbey Island Dance Theatre (WIDT) was founded in 1993 with a love for dance and the idea of creating a new and exciting opportunity for young people in the community to find their place on stage with their peers.
As the company moved forward and found its legs, it provided real, pre-professional dance experience to outstanding young dancers. Its participation in the wider world of dance followed. The juried, national association of ballet companies, “Regional Dance America,” chose WIDT as an RDA performing company from 2001-2012.
Since 2000, WIDT has performed throughout Washington, as well as in Arizona, California, Utah, Oregon, at the National Dance Festival in Pittsburgh, PA, and in Montreal, Canada. Through the years, both professional and community choreographers have expressed their appreciation for the generations of talented dancers they’ve worked with at WIDT.
Each year, WIDT graces the stage with two major productions, “The Nutcracker” and “A Celebration of Dance,” its springtime choreography showcase. Both highlight the diverse talents of its broadly trained dancers and feature the works of both resident and guest choreographers.
These productions are a gift, 28 years of WIDT making the creative, athletic, joyful and fun-to-watch magic that is dance!
The company’s main performance venues are South Whidbey High School Auditorium, a 400-seat theater, and Whidbey Island Center for the Arts, which holds 250 seats.
WIDT and Island Dance are located at 714 Camano Avenue in Langley. Office hours vary. Please call in advance to arrange a time or confirm when we are open at or email us.… Read More
Whidbey Island Distillery is the home of Loganberry Liqueur and other fine award-winning berry liqueurs. It’s a family owned business run by three generations of the Heising family. They set out in 2009 to make a world class spirit right here on Washington’s own Whidbey Island, and in September 2011 they sold the first bottle of our Loganberry Liqueur. As a licensed craft distillery, Whidbey Island Distillery supports local farmers and businesses by partnering with them to source only the freshest and highest quality ingredients into everything they produce.
Whidbey Island Distillery has become a recognized producer of some of the finest spirits in the world. Among numerous awards, their Blackberry Liqueur holds a 98 rating by the Beverage Testing Institute making it the highest rated spirit (of any kind) produced in North America. Distillery tours are available and the tasting room is not to be missed.… Read More
The Whidbey Island Fairgrounds & Events Center in Langley has many event rental opportunities for weddings, fundraisers, dances, music events, outdoor events, festivals, flea markets, garage sales, art shows, food & beverage events, and handmade artisan markets. The Port of South Whidbey became the new stewards of the Island County Fairgrounds in 2017. The non-profit Island County Fair Association has called the Fairgrounds home since 1937, where they continue to manage and run the agricultural Whidbey Island Fair each July.
Built in the mid 1930s, this fairground has an old-time, country feel. Several barns, exhibition buildings, arenas, food stalls, performance spaces, and a campground are the main features. The fairgrounds are located in Langley, and is managed by the Port of South Whidbey.… Read More
Whidbey Island Kayaking (WIK) was established in 2002 by Ed Young, who loved to kayak. He was a one-man operation for years, guiding and hauling all the gear from launch to launch and eventually found a home at South Whidbey Harbor. In 2014, WIK was bought by local resident Krista Loercher and soon she encouraged Jeff Jacobsen to join and help. Krista and Jeff both are open water swimmers, former lifeguards, ex-swim coaches and Red Cross water safety instructors with professional backgrounds in business and technology. In other words, they are aquatic-enthusiast, safety-freaks who love Whidbey Island and love caring for and growing WIK. They offer kayak and bike tours, and during the summer they rent kayaks and paddleboards. Tours include:
- The Langley Marina Tour
- Whidbey Half Day Kayak Adventures
- Sunrise and Sunset Kayak Tours
- The Nighttime Bioluminescence Experience
- The Full Moon Paddle
- Birdwatching Kayak Tour
- Private and group tours
Whidbey Pies is a second generation, family-owned, small business dedicated to artisan pie making. Established in 1986, they make pie out of a 100-year-old barn at the Greenbank Farm and have expanded to a production bakery in Freeland and a Pie Shop in downtown Langley. Their pie crew produces over 3,000 pies a week, all handmade and all for the lost art and love of pie. The retail Pie Shop in Langley offers a wide selection of our fresh baked pies, available whole and by the slice, as well as frozen bake-at-home pies and a variety of other pie pairing products. Whidbey Pies can also be found in local markets on Whidbey Island, as well as grocery stores and cooperatives across the Puget Sound region.… Read More
Imagine beautiful classic waterfront homes, magnificently redone, vacation homes with the finest furnishings, elegant wood-work, amazing art, architectural serendipity, whimsical antiques, all enhanced with indulgences. Such are the homes of Whidbey Retreats! Twelve beautiful vacation homes to choose from.… Read More
We are your local island expert providing transportation throughout Whidbey Island & Puget Sound for all events & occasions. Whether you need to get to & from the airport or train station, tour the island, or other charter needs, our professional staff is here to help you. Whidbey SeaTac Shuttle has daily shuttles between, Whidbey Island, Paine Field, and SeaTac Airport. There’s ten trips daily where you can park at various shuttle locations in Oak Harbor, Bayview, or Ken’s Corner in Langley. Whidbey SeaTac Shuttle is a locally owned & operated company providing a convenient and economical shuttle service. Online or telephone booking is available.… Read More
Since 1970, WhidbeyHealth Medical Center has been committed to improving the health and well-being of the Whidbey Island community through local, high-quality and compassionate care.We are a fully licensed and certified Critical Access Hospital with more than 700 professional staff. We are home to award-winning cancer care, all-digital diagnostic imaging, Emergency Medical Services and an impressive medical staff featuring board-certified physicians. In addition to the medical center, the WhidbeyHealth family includes eight clinics throughout the island with access to primary care, internal medicine, general surgery, obstetrics/gynecology, sleep care, physical therapy and more.
WhidbeyHealth Medical Center
(360) 679-5151
WhidbeyHealth Hospice Care
(360) 914-5635
WhidbeyHealth Home Health
(360) 914-5634
WhidbeyHealth Women’s Care
(360) 678-0831
201 NE Birch Street
Coupeville, WA 98239
WhidbeyHealth Surgical Care
(360) 678-6799
205 South Main Street, Bldg. A
Coupeville, WA 98239
WhidbeyHealth Orthopedic Care
(360) 678-4424
80 North Main Street
Coupeville, WA 98239
WhidbeyHealth Primary Care Freeland
(360) 331-5060
5486 Harbor Avenue
Freeland, WA 98249
WhidbeyHealth Walk-in Clinton
(360) 341-5252
11245 State Route 525
Clinton, WA 98236… Read More
Sitting on 10 acres of land this Whidbey Island waterfront retreat boasts stunning mountain views! Willow Pond boasts a grand lodge setting with an open design, entertaining spaces, and a chef’s kitchen, ideal for a family reunion, small retreat, or getaway with friends.
Step into 2,000 sqare feet of functional space, decorated with comfortable furnishings, modern appliances, and an inviting color palette. As you explore Willow Pond, you will discover numerous seating and dining areas, separate bedroom wings, and flexible spaces for work, entertainment, and relaxation.
A key feature of Willow Pond is its sprawling grounds, featuring magical gardens, orchards, and a pond. A private basketball court, pickleball court, and giant chess set are available for outdoor play, whereas swaying hammocks overlook the stunning edge of the Saratoga Passage on Whidbey Island. With eagles soaring above, relax, unwind, and treasure this unique Whidbey Island property to its full extent!… Read More
Whether you’re looking to buy or sell, small, large or somewhere in between, rural privacy or small town living, a vacation rental, a weekend getaway or a permanent residence, a self-sustaining farm, a condominium, or undeveloped land, Windermere Real Estate South Whidbey offers the full range of services you need.… Read More
