Vacation rentals in Whidbey Island

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The exterior of Cedar Cottage features warm wooden siding and large windows. A covered porch extends from the roof, allowing for outdoor seating. The surrounding greenery complements the natural materials of the structure, offering a peaceful woodland setting.
Guesthouse in Langley
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 328 reviews

Cosy Cottage in a Woodland Setting

Welcome to Cedar Cottage, nestled in the woods of Whidbey Island. The art-filled room offers a king bed, bath with shower and separate vanity. Amenities include a mini-fridge, Keurig coffee maker, electric teapot, microwave, toaster oven, large TV, and Wi-Fi with high-speed internet access. Enjoy morning coffee on the covered porch, dinner seated around the Solo Stove fire pit. Situated on five acres of woodland seven minutes from scenic Langley, the cottage is a newly-built haven ready for you!

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A small deck featuring two Adirondack chairs and a central table overlooks calm waters surrounded by trees. The railing is constructed from wood and wire, blending with the natural environment.
Cabin in Freeland
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 322 reviews

Waterfront Escape–1500sf 2 bedrooms+Artist Studio

A quiet retreat with expansive water views & backdrop of lush Maple, Cedar & Fir trees. Be w/nature -Relax on the large deck, take in 100’ waterfront views, spectacular sunsets or stroll down stairs to our private beach. Be nourished -Prepare meals in this sizable kitchen filled w/Stainless Steel appliances. Be Inspired -Separate studio space to create-journal, write, practice yoga, meditate, draw, read, finish projects or simply slow down. Do things you haven’t had the time & space to do here

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Guesthouse in Langley
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 168 reviews

Waterfront Cottage with Eagles & Highland Cows

Escape to our WATERFRONT farm just outside of Langley on beautiful Whidbey Island with Eagles & Highland Cows. Our family has lived here since 1890, and we have a wonderful guest cottage sitting on the high bank with 180-degree views of Saratoga Passage, Mount Baker, and the North Cascades. With 900 square feet of open living area, a fireplace, full kitchen, washer/dryer, king size bed, high speed internet, 2 TV's, beautiful furnishings and easy access to the beach it's the perfect get-away!

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Two tiny homes are positioned side by side, showcasing their wooden exteriors. The Guest Suite is highlighted, with views of the water and trees in the background. A fenced area surrounds the property, and a gravel path leads to the entrance.
Guesthouse in Freeland
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Detached Guest Suite

Cozy waterfront Tiny Home located on Whidbey Island overlooking Holmes Harbor in Freeland, WA. Completely self-contained, it is perfect for the solo traveler and suitable for a couple. The view from the queen sized bed is magical, and the partially covered deck shares the same view. The unit is complete with toaster oven, microwave, 2 burner induction stove, small refrigerator and bathroom with shower. This unit shares the property with another Tiny Home where the owner lives full time.

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A panoramic view reveals the Olympic Mountains in the distance, their peaks dusted with snow. A forest of tall evergreen trees frames the foreground, while a soft pastel sky hints at the setting sun.
Guesthouse in Langley
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 341 reviews

Clearview Acres- Rest and Restore

Welcome to a place of peace, restoration and comfort. With its own private entrance, you will have the downstairs apartment in our gorgeous island home, surrounded by massive cedar and fir trees, lush landscaping, and a beautiful, large pond. Wander down to the pond, sit, meditate, absorb the pervasive peace of this property. Apartment amenities include washer, dryer, wi-fi, cable TV, fully-appointed kitchen. We also have a PacnPlay with sheet, if you have an infant/baby up to 2 years.

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An open bedroom is characterized by a spacious wooden bed adorned with neutral linens and throw pillows. Large windows allow natural light to fill the room, showcasing forest views. A coffee table and armchair are positioned nearby, accompanied by minimalist decor against wooden walls.
Guesthouse in Greenbank
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 329 reviews

Whidbey Island Modern Cottage

Recently constructed modern cottage nestled in the stunning beauty of Greenbank on Whidbey Island. Come enjoy a slice of sanctuary and get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. Centrally located between charming beach towns, breathtaking hikes, and delicious dining. Cottage offers a 3/4 bath, a kitchenette, and an open space with a king size bed. Equipped tastefully and thoughtfully with custom built features. Come enjoy the spirit and vibes quaint island living has to offer.

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A cozy living area features a modern sofa and a wooden coffee table, with a wall-mounted television displaying nature imagery. A dining table sits nearby, surrounded by potted plants, while the kitchen showcases sleek appliances and decorative tile accents.
Home in Freeland
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 223 reviews

Tranquil , Modern island home with water *views*

Leave all your cares behind and replenish in this relaxing stylish space. This island getaway near Double Bluff Beach boasts 2 spacious bedrooms, 1 bath, and was completely remodeled in 2022. This is a getaway for those who wish to reset and relax while enjoying all that Whidbey Island has to offer. Sip on a local coffee while gazing at 180 degree views of Useless Bay, Mt. Rainier, and quaint farms. Walk to Deer Lagoon to observe the over 170 species of birds taking up residence.

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The courtyard features a charming seating area beneath a flowering tree. A teal table and chairs are positioned next to a fire pit, with a barbeque visible nearby. The building's exterior is light-colored, complemented by natural greenery and solar panels on the roof.
Cottage in Clinton
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 474 reviews

The Courtyard Cottage

Courtyard Cottage is a charmingly restored 1940's fisherman's cottage, which includes an adjacent studio. The Main Cottage contains a bed for 2, bathroom, and kitchen, and the Studio functions as a spacious living room with TV, game table, and sectional. The buildings are surrounded by a fenced courtyard and patio which makes for a relaxing and private getaway. The community beach is just a short walk downhill. The Clinton Ferry is 3 miles away and Langley is a 15-minute drive.

Top guest favorite
A gravel pathway extends from the building, bordered by vibrant green grass and tall trees reaching towards a clear blue sky. Sunlight filters through the branches, casting shadows on the ground and creating a serene outdoor ambiance.
Guesthouse in Oak Harbor
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

Secluded forest studio with water view

Escape from everyday life in a one-bedroom water-view studio on the 2nd floor of a solar powered guest house on Whidbey Island. Situated in the midst of a 6 acre forest, enjoy a calming experience with views of Penn Cove and the iconic town of Coupeville. Listen to the songbirds and great horned owls. Absorb nature by walking the trails without leaving the property. Share the yoga studio on the second floor. Visit a public beach 1/4 mile away, kayak or paddleboard on Penn Cove.

Top guest favorite
The cabin's exterior is gently illuminated in the evening, highlighting its log construction and welcoming porch. Soft lighting reveals comfortable seating on the porch, surrounded by lush greenery and stone pathways, creating a serene atmosphere amidst the trees.
Tiny home in La Conner
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 800 reviews

The Coho Cabin - A Beachfront Getaway

Welcome to the Coho Cabin, a tiny house/log cabin perched atop Skagit Bay with direct westerly waterfront views of wildlife, Whidbey Island and the Olympic Mts. Built in 2007, it's an authentic log cabin, custom designed out of Alaskan Yellow Cedar. Enjoy the rustic-yet-elegant vibe, radiant heated floors, cozy loft bed, outdoor bbq and private location. Located 10 min. west of La Conner, guests can browse shops, adventure on unique hikes, or enjoy a relaxing beach stroll.

Top guest favorite
A serene view showcases a stunning sunset over calm waters, with a vibrant orange and yellow sky reflecting on the surface. A white railing frames the scene, emphasizing the peaceful atmosphere of the waterfront setting.
Home in Langley
5 out of 5 average rating, 133 reviews

Sunset Beachfront Getaway w/Kayaks & Paddle Boards

Whidbey Shores coastal getaway that has both Sunrises & Sunsets on low bank beachfront, and stunning 180 degrees views of Mt. Baker and Camano Island. Kick back and relax spotting seals, eagles and grey whales passing through the Saratoga Passage. Spend your days playing in the water with kayaks and paddle boards. Enjoy private beach access right in the backyard and at low tide you have miles of sandy beach to explore between your toes. Come and create wonderful memories!

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A spacious outdoor deck features a dining table and seating area, complemented by a large umbrella providing shade. A sandy beach extends towards the horizon, with gentle waves lapping at the shore under a clear blue sky.
Cottage in Langley
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 181 reviews

Cozy Cabin w/ Incredible Beachfront Access

The perfect place to relax and unwind! Large windows show off incredible, 270 degree views of the beach, Puget Sound & Cascade Mountains. Walk off the deck to a sandy beach perfect for kids and adults alike. You’re sure to see bald eagles up close, seals swimming off the point, and, depending on the time of year, whales traveling through this area. Modern coastal vibes indoors will make you feel comfortable & relaxed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Whidbey Island located?

    Whidbey Island sits in the Puget Sound region of northwest Washington State. It is known for forested landscapes, coastal communities, and expansive beaches in the Pacific Northwest.

  • When is the best time to visit Whidbey Island?

    Many visitors choose summer for warmer days around 57–78°F (14–25°C) and minimal rainfall, though spring and early fall are often suggested for lighter crowds and comfortable weather. Each season brings distinct local events and scenery.

  • What are some things to do near Whidbey Island?

    You can explore Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve, admire local art in galleries, or enjoy boat tours and hiking in scenic state parks. There are also farmers markets, historic towns, and opportunities for wildlife watching around the island.

  • How is the weather near Whidbey Island?

    Whidbey Island typically has mild winters around 37–48°F (3–9°C) with higher rainfall, and summers often bring dry, pleasant conditions near 57–78°F (14–25°C). Layered clothing and a rain jacket are frequently recommended for changing conditions.

All about 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.

What are the 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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