Directions & Maps

Download our handy reference map to learn more about Whidbey and Camano Islands.

Transportation Options

Directions by car are at the bottom of this page. For more comprehensive information about getting here via car, boat or plane, plus information about getting around, once you're here click here: Learn More

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Island County Map

Large Whidbey & Camano Islands Map - 262.9KB This is the large green and white map with streets.

Trail, Marinas, Boat Launches & Tour Maps

If you're need of directions of how to get around, whether it's mountain biking a trail through a State Park, or driving from studio to studio during an open studio tour, chances are that you'll find the map you need right here!

Seeking tidal charts? Simply select a location listed under Possession Sound. Saratoga Strait, or Rosario Strait and the month you are interested in visiting. Learn more.

Off-leash dog beach on Whidbey: Double Bluff BeachGoogle map link.

State Park Maps

	Cama Beach State Park - 163.6KB Map of trails and facilities.
	Camano Island State Park - 196.4KB Map of trails and facilities.
	Deception Pass State Park Map - 279.8KB An overview map of the park.
	Fort Casey State Park - 194.9KB Map of trails and facilities.
	Ft. Ebey State Park - 267.3KB Map of trails and facilities.
	Joseph Whidbey State Park - 157.5KB Map of trails and facilities.

Hiking Trail Maps

North Whidbey Hiking Trails - 643.4KB Map of North Whidbey Hiking Trails

Multi-purpose Trails

	Saratoga Woods Trail Map - 151.2KB A guide to the trails, public and private, in Saratoga Woods, north of Langley.
	Whale Trail Brochure - 1.3MB Whale Trail 2009 brochure

Family Friendly Parks and Beaches

Family Friendly Parks and Beaches - 387.6KB Whidbey & Camano Islands Family Friendly Parks and Beaches.

Triathlon Maps

Whidbey Triathlon Map - 439.3KB Map of the 12th Annual Whidbey Triathlon

Ebey's National Historical Reserve

Ebeys Landing Map - 421.6KB Map of trails and facilities.

Farm Tours

Whidbey & Camano Farm Tour - 1.6MB Every fall, Whidbey and Camano's farms open their doors to visitors. This handy visitor guide includes a map to participating farms.

Boat Launches & Marinas

Island County Boat Launches & Marinas - 7.1MB Large map of Whidbey & Camano Islands boat launches, marinas & trails.

• Langley's municipal marina takes no reservations, but always has plenty of moorage for visitors. Contact the Harbormaster (360) 221-2611 or (360) 929-6751 or email him at harbor@langleywa.org for information
• In Coupeville, you can access the town from the dock all day, and anchoring in Penn Cove overnight will offer a truly serene sleep. For more information regarding moorage at Coupeville wharf call (360) 678-5020.
• Oak Harbor's marina has visitor moorage, gas and charters. At Cornet Bay, located on the north end of Whidbey Island, you'll enjoy breathtaking views and gas and goods are available. http://www.whidbey.com/ohmarina/ or call (360) 679-BOAT or (360) 679-2628.
• Camano Island State Park has a floating dock for landing.Camano Island State Park
  2269 S. Lowell Point Rd.
  Camano Island, WA 98282 - (360) 387-3031
  Latitude 48D 7' 39.37" N (48.1276)
  Longitude 122D 29' 57.12" W (-122.4992)
  Body of Water Puget Sound
  Hours Summer: 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
  Winter: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
  The park is open year-round for camping and day-use.
• Cama Beach State Park: If you need a quick response to a question or wish to make a reservation please call 360-387-1550 and the reservation staff will help you.
• Camano Island Yacht Club
  Clubhouse Telephone: (360) 387-3737
  Email: camanoislandyachtclub.com
  Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1041, Stanwood, WA 98282
  Club Location: 129 North Sunset Drive, Camano Island, WA 98282

• Adventures in Boating Washington: This handbook is published by Boat Ed, the provider of Washington's boating safety course. Although this handbook is a convenient reference tool, students wanting to receive official Washington boating safety certification would benefit from studying Boat Ed's comprehensive boat safety course. All boating safety course material has been developed in conjunction with Washington Parks & Recreation, and is the same material used in their classroom courses. Take the Washington boating safety course.

Directions by Car

• To Camano Island: From Seattle, drive north on Interstate 5 and take exit 212 west toward Camano Island. Stay on this road and pass through Stanwood continue over the Camano Bridge to enter the island. From Canada, Blaine or Bellingham in the north go south on I-5 and take exit 212 west toward Camano Island. To Whidbey Island from Camano Island, head north on I-5 and follow the signs toward Anacortes. Stay on Route 20 from I-5 and follow signs south to Whidbey island & Deception Pass. From Seattle, drive north on Interstate 5 and begin your island adventures on Whidbey Island by boarding a Washington State Ferry in Mukilteo. (Ferry schedules at www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries/). If you start your island journey on Whidbey island instead of Camano, go north on State Route 525 and continue on Hwy. 20 east to Interstate 5, then south on Interstate 5 to Exit 212 and discover Camano Island before returning to Seattle. Both Whidbey and Camano Islands provide a free county-wide transit bus everyday except Sundays. Check the online lodging links, special offers and events calendar at www.WhidbeyCamanoIslands.com for current events and festivals for both Whidbey and Camano islands. Note: Daily charter bus service is available from www.seatacshuttle.com. Happy Travels!

  
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