Learn About the Reserve

Updated information about COVID-19 and Ebey's Reserve:

The following regulations are in effect in relation to NPS lands, facilities and interests in the Reserve:

• The Bluff Loop Trail is open to one-way traffic, counter-clockwise. The Pratt Loop Trail and the Prairie Ridge Trail are open.
• The Kettle Spur Trail, an NPS-administered pedestrian easement that crosses The Nature Conservancy's Robert Y. Pratt Preserve is open
• The parking lot for the Pratt Loop Trailhead is open. The restroom is open.
• The Prairie Overlook and the Prairie Wayside are both open.
• The Jacob & Sarah Ebey House is open Saturdays and Sundays, 11am to 3pm, through Labor Day Weekend.

• NPS Reuble office is open. The Trust Board office is open by appointment only (360.678.6084).

 

Welcome to Ebey's Landing

This landscape tells the story of the people who have lived here - from the Native Americans who first used the prairies and forests to the 19th century settlers whose houses, stores and farms are still in use today.

Because much of the land in the Reserve is privately owned, it is important to be respectful of private property. Visitors have unlimited visual access to farm and other scenic lands, but please do not trespass.

 

 

For frequently asked questions, activity ideas, and basic travel information, visit our Trip Planner.

 

Plan Your Trip