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The treehouse is elevated among tall trees, supported by sturdy wooden pillars. A wooden staircase leads to the inviting entrance, surrounded by lush greenery and dappled sunlight filtering through the canopy above. A path winds through the forest floor, guiding guests toward the treehouse.
Treehouse in Clinton
5 out of 5 average rating, 136 reviews

Treehouse Whidbey

SophiaRating, 5 stars5 days ago
Max and Tatiana were wonderful hosts! The treehouse was so peaceful and serene. The inside of the treehouse was clean and cozy, exactly as pictured and described. Max gave us plenty of local recommendations and we ended up at a quiet lake to paddle board for the afternoon. I will be recommending this place to friends! Hoping I can make it back one day :) Thank you Max and Tatiana!
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A contemporary beachfront home is set against a backdrop of lush greenery. Large glass windows reflect the evening light, creating a warm ambiance. The spacious outdoor area is complemented by a neatly manicured lawn and a gravel path, enhancing the inviting atmosphere of the retreat.
Home in Coupeville
5 out of 5 average rating, 23 reviews

La Seriné Beachfront Oasis w/ Views | Coupeville

KarinRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
We really enjoyed David’s house, which was clean, uncluttered, comfortable and beautiful, with beautiful views. David was very responsive with messages, and helpful with information about what might be happening in the area, and gave great suggestions for restaurants. Our vacation was even better than we’d planned because of David’s knowledgeable tips.
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Two red Adirondack chairs are positioned near a circular fire pit, surrounded by a gravel area with lush greenery. The cottage, featuring a small deck, sits in the background, with tranquil water views and trees framing the horizon.
Guesthouse in Oak Harbor
5 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

1930s view cottage on Skagit Bay

AbigailRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
This was one of my favorite places we have ever stayed. Lisa was an incredible host and made sure we had everything we needed! The views were incredible, it was nice and private, and we felt right at home. We will definitely be returning! ❤️
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Cabin in Anacortes
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 227 reviews

Cozy beach bungalow w/private beach access.

MirandaRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
This place was incredible, and so peaceful. The wildlife was amazing, the views were amazing and the cabin was amazing. I cannot recommend it enough for a nice restful time.
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The entrance to the coastal retreat is adorned with potted plants on either side, welcoming guests. The double doors open out to a spacious deck that offers views of the water, with a serene sky reflected in the calm surface.
Home in Langley
5 out of 5 average rating, 98 reviews

Sunset Beachfront Getaway w/Kayaks & Paddle Boards

JanineRating, 5 stars4 days ago
We loved our stay at Ha’s beachfront cabin. It was so cozy and clean, I appreciated attention to detail so I knew where things were and how things worked. The surroundings are beautiful, quiet and peaceful. We felt very rested and ready to kick off our summer in the best way possible. We would love to come back here!
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A hammock with a red cushion is suspended between two trees, offering a serene view of the lagoon. Nearby, a stony pathway leads to a rustic fire pit area, surrounded by vegetation and natural elements, creating a tranquil outdoor space.
Cottage in Coupeville
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 100 reviews

Private 2 bedroom Cottage on a Lagoon.

MarianaRating, 5 stars1 week ago
I had a lovely weekend with friends at this amazing place... such a beautiful area to explore and the home was very cozy and relaxing. They had many nice details that made us feel welcome and at home. I would love to go back!
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A spacious living area features a spiral staircase leading to an upper level. Large windows provide abundant natural light and clear views of the surroundings. A cozy seating arrangement includes a brown leather sofa and a patterned accent chair, set atop a light area rug.
Home in Greenbank
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 170 reviews

Dream Whidbey Getaway! A-Frame w/3rd floor view!

AlexandraRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
This AirBnb was lovely! The kitchen is stocked and labeled so well that you will find/have everything you need for your stay. The house itself is beautiful and decorated nicely. The outdoor seating/patio is a great place to spend some time relaxing outdoors. We stayed here with two kids: ages 4 & 6. My largest concern, prior to our stay, was with the stairs. We spoke to our kids about stair rules (one child at a time, pay attention, no playing on the stairs etc). The kids did just fine with them. They loved, loved, loved their private loft upstairs. We will definitely stay here again!
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A welcoming entrance features a glass door framed by modern potted plants. The wooden deck leads indoors, where glimpses of expansive views are visible through the doorway, enhancing a sense of connection with the surroundings.
Home in Freeland
5 out of 5 average rating, 61 reviews

Sandy Beach Front Home on Whidbey w/ New Hot Tub

LeslieRating, 5 stars3 months ago
My husband and I celebrated 25 years of togetherness at Crissy's lovely Freeland home. We spent five nights and enjoyed every minute. The house is beautiful and comfortable and Crissy was an amazing host. She even apologized for some stormy, late-winter weather which we actually found exciting while protected and cozy inside. Once the storm passed, the beachside patio provided the perfect spot to watch the ships pass by and listen to the waves roll in and out—so relaxing. While we thoroughly enjoyed spending time at the house, we also enjoyed exploring the length of the island, from Deception Pass to Langley. We had several fantastic meals in Langley, did some fun shopping in town, and even saw a Sunday matinee at the adorable, local independent movie theater. We highly recommend this Freeland home and look forward to returning.
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Your guide to Whidbey Island

Welcome to Whidbey Island

This seahorse-shaped island in Puget Sound forms an idyllic sanctuary 35 miles northwest of Seattle. Nature features prominently here with six state parks, including Washington’s most-visited one, Deception Pass. Explore the pass’s cliffs and coves, as well as its iconic bridge soaring 18 stories above a current-swept saltwater channel prized by divers and kayakers. Hikes and beach walks abound across Whidbey Island, along with wildlife viewing (common critters include bald eagles, river otters, and Steller sea lions).

Cultural attractions are a big pull here, too. For great dining, head to Langley in the south, and Coupeville and Oak Harbor to the north; don’t miss the local mussels and Kumamoto oysters. Meanwhile art buffs can tour murals, galleries, studios, and two sculpture parks. With its mellow, artsy vibe, Whidbey Island makes for a dreamy getaway that’s still close to Washington’s biggest city.

The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Whidbey Island

Damp air rolls off the Pacific Ocean, creating lush coastal rainforests in this part of Washington. But clouds then swerve around part of Puget Sound — a phenomenon locals call “the banana belt” for its drier, sunnier conditions. The top half of Whidbey Island benefits from this phenomenon, and the island has a temperate climate overall. Temperatures rarely range outside the high 30s to high 60 degrees Fahrenheit. Expect largely dry and comfy summers, and cooler, mistier winters.

Top events include April’s Deception Pass Marathon and July’s Whidbey Island Fair. August brings Wag’n’Walk, a celebration of all things canine, plus the Tour de Whidbey, with bike rides ranging from 10 to 162 miles. September’s also busy with a marathon, jazz celebration DjangoFest NW, and the Oak Harbor Music Festival.

Top things to do in Whidbey Island

Boeing Future of Flight

Immerse yourself in aviation history and innovations at this exhibition space, three miles south of the mainland’s Mukilteo ferry dock. Boeing Future of Flight includes a drone gallery and a mock-up of the lab that helped prepare the United States’ payloads for the International Space Station. The Sky Deck offers views of Paine Field Airport, an aviation factory that’s the world’s largest building by volume, and the snow-capped North Cascade Mountains.

Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve

Trace the area’s cultural and agricultural traditions in three stunning state parks located within Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve: Fort Casey, Fort Ebey, and Ebey’s Landing. Highlights from Fort Casey include the 1903 Admiralty Head Lighthouse, a point in the “Triangle of Fire” harbor defenses to ward off potential attacks during World War II. The 5.6-mile Ebey’s Landing hike is another standout. You’ll cross prairielands and old farming fields before emerging onto the coastal bluffs with their jaw-dropping views of the Cascades and Olympic Mountains.

Price Sculpture Forest

A more-than-a-century-old forest harbors an art space that opened in fall 2020 near downtown Coupeville. This free attraction encourages visitors to “wander in wonder” — as its signature cherrywood arch declares — discovering installations such as a steel eagle and a T. rex sculpted from bark. Need another meditative moment marrying art and nature? Try Earth Sanctuary, 20 miles to the south.

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