The Administrative Office of the Trust Board - the Cottage at Sunnyside The Reserve is a unique conservation partnership, and nearly 85% of the land here is privately owned. Most of the historic homes are residences, and the fields are part of active working farms. You can help support this community by respecting private property.
Whidbey Island is located in a rainshadow between two mountain ranges: The Cascades and the Olympics, which makes the island a micro-climate. Always be prepared for any type of weather when visiting the Reserve. It might rain on the mainland and be sunny and calm on the island. Wind can also play a huge factor. Rule of thumb: bring a jacket, bring a hat and be sure you have plenty of water!
There are no fees to enter Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve. However, there are three state parks within the Reserve, which do require a Discover Pass - $10 a day or $30 for an annual pass.
The Cottage At Sunnyside Jacob and Sarah Ebey House Welcome to Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve!Discover the rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural resources that make Ebey's Landing a truly unique and fascinating part of the National Park System. Whether you're here to connect with the past, enjoy the present, or explore the beauty of the landscape, there's something special waiting for you at every turn. Contact Information for Ebey's Landing National Historical ReserveFor more information about Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve, feel free to reach out to the office of the Trust Board: Marie Shimada, Reserve Manager: EbeysRM@gmail.comCarol Castellano, Office Manager: carol_castellano@partner.nps.gov Josh Pitts, Preservation Coordinator: EBLAPresCoord@gmail.com General Office Email: Ebeys4Ever@gmail.com Traveling with Pets?
Pets are welcome many places throughout the Reserve. Learn more here. Traveling with Kids?
The Reserve is full of kid friendly activities throughout the year. |
Last updated: November 20, 2024