Bayview Corner
No admission feeA historic South Whidbey crossroads built around the 1924 Bayview Cash Store, with shops, cafes, a gallery and a Saturday farmers market.
Transit: reachable by public transit
A 72-acre nature reserve and sculpture garden on Whidbey Island with trails past ponds, stone circles and a stupa.
2059 Newman Road · Freeland, WA
Earth Sanctuary is a privately owned nature reserve, sculpture garden and retreat center near Freeland on Whidbey Island. About two miles of trails loop through roughly 72 acres of restored forest and wetland, passing ponds, a fen and bog, the Cottonwood Stone Circle, medicine wheels, a labyrinth and a stupa. The main entrance is at 2059 Newman Road, with a second entrance at 5536 Emil Road. Day entry is $7, paid at the kiosk, and dogs are not allowed.
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A historic South Whidbey crossroads built around the 1924 Bayview Cash Store, with shops, cafes, a gallery and a Saturday farmers market.
Transit: reachable by public transit
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Free Orca Network exhibit space in downtown Langley with whale skeletons, real specimens and current Salish Sea whale-sighting information.
Transit: reachable by public transit
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Transit: reachable by public transit
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