- TripBuzz found 103 things to do with kids in or near Coupeville, Washington, including 100 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Oak Harbor, Sequim, Mount Vernon and Anacortes.
- From Fort Casey State Park to Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve, the Coupeville area offers 92 different types of family activities, including: National & State Parks, Farms & Ranches, Parks and Movie Theaters.
- One of the oldest towns in the state, Coupeville is rich in history, arts and culture. Established in the mid-1800's, it features an historical district with several period homes. Also part of the Puget Sound, the community is home to several public parks including a national historical reserve, beach and walking trails.
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Pick your own fresh organic lavender, purchase homemade lavender soaps and body lotions, and lavender marshmallows amongst other things while you enjoy the beautiful views of the lavender fields. Classes and vacation rentals available for those who want to spend a little extra time at the farm.
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Mystic Sea Charters offer cruises and private charters around San Juan islands. Visitors get a glimpse of a variety of marine life including whales, sea lions, porpoises and more. The crew is professional, experienced and friendly.
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Jefferson County International Airport, Port Townsend, WA
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Aviation history of the Pacific Northwest is preserved within the Port Townsend Aero Museum. Along with a collection of antique and classic aircraft, the museum has a youth mentorship program where young adults can help with restorations and flight activities.
20.6 Miles
A true community theater, Anacortes Community Theatre prides itself on being open to all and showcasing local talent. They present a variety of musical and theatrical productions year-round, and offer workshops and programs for children.
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Located on the eastern edge of the town of Anacortes, Cap Sante Park is a rocky outcrop providing a scenic view of the town and ocean, especially during sunset. On the eastern bank, one can also explore the remains of an amphitheater.
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Cattle Point is located on the south end of San Juan Island. Some of the attractions visitors find there include the American Camp and the British Camp used by the armies during the Pig War, South Beach a great spot for a picnic, scenic Mount Finlayson.
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This 25-acre state campground has beaches for swimming, picnic areas including a shelter, coin operated restroom facilities, and a large grass area for playing.
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Offering guided tours, Dungeness Kayaking takes visitors on kayak rides to Dungeness Lighthouse, Crescent Bay, along the Strait of Juan de Fuca and other locations. Sea kayaking lessons are also offered and are provided by an ACA Certified instructor.
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This lavender farm is great for photo opportunities. It has a quaint gift shop for purchasing homemade lavender products, and is easy to find.
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Offering magnificent nature scenes, Cranberry Lake is surrounded by many walking, biking and hiking trails. With a rich community history, it is also a good place for bird and wildlife watching, as well as swimming and fishing.