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Coupeville Washington |
Coupeville, a quiet waterfront farming community on scenic Whidbey Island, was established in 1852, making it the second oldest town in the state.
Only three old blockhouses built to defend Puget Sound and settler's homes from the Coast Salish Indians can be visited.
West of town is Madrona Drive, a 4-mile scenic route that winds along the shore of Penn Cove.
Coupeville is part of the Seattle-Bellevue-Everett, WA metro area.
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Anchorage Inn (Hotels and Motels)
Central Whidbey Chamber of Commerce (Chambers of Commerce)
Central Whidbey Island Historic District (Historic Districts)
Cottage on the Cove (Cabins)
Coupe's Village (Shopping)
Coupeville Arts Center (Arts, Visual Arts)
Coupeville Inn (Bed and Breakfasts)
Ebey's Landing National Historic Reserve (Parks, National Parks)
Ebey's Landing State Park (Parks, State Parks)
Fort Casey Inn (Cabins)
Fort Casey State Park (Parks, State Parks)
Fort Ebey State Park (Parks, State Parks)
Garden Isle Guest Cottages (Cabins)
Island County Historical Museum (Museums, History Museums)
Island Transit (Transportation)
Keystone Spit (Parks)
Lavender Wind Farm (Farming)
Greenbank
Loganberry Hill Realty (Real Estate)
Pamela Z Hill Real Estate Agent (Real Estate)
Penn Cove Antique Mall (Antiques)
Penn Cove Gallery (Art Galleries)
Sunset Beach Home (Vacation Rentals)
The Beach at Manor Point (Vacation Rentals)
The Captain Whidbey Inn (Hotels and Motels)
The Inn At Penn Cove (Hotels and Motels)
Tyee Hotel (Hotels and Motels)
Whidbey General Hospital (Hospitals)
Whidbey Island Real Estate (Real Estate)
Whidbey Island Scenic Flights (Air Tours)
Whidbey Water Works (Boating)
