Things to do in Oak Harbor
Anacortes Kayak Tours
Joining a sea kayaking tour of the San Juan Islands from Anacortes enables visitors to experience the quiet side of the San Juans. An easy drive from Seattle, and without the hassles of the San Juan Islands Ferry, our guests enjoy the convenience of sea kayaking from the best departure point in Washington State for visiting the San Juans. Call (360) 588-1117 for more information.
1801 Commercial Ave., Oak Harbor, WA
Deception Pass Vistors Center
Deception Pass Visitor Center is located on State Route 20, one mile South of Deception Pass Bridge and adjacent to the “Deception Pass State Park” entrance on Coronet Bay Road on the North end of Whidbey Island. Deception Pass State Park is the most popular state park in Washington. Offering visitor information, a gallery of local artwork, an espresso bar, gifts, souvenirs and snacks; the Deception Pass Visitor Center is an ideal “first stop” on Whidbey Island. Call (360) 675-9438 for more information.
40751 State Route 20, Oak Harbor, WA
Holland Gardens
Gardens of flowers and shrubs surround blue and white windmill; Dutch provincial flags, tulips, and daffodils decorate gardens during Holland Happening.
Lavender Wind Farm
They produce a variety of lavender products: Sachets, Lavender Wands, Lavender scented Goats Milk Soap, Hand Lotion, Gardener's Hand Cream, Lavender Luster Cleanser, Peaceful Night Dream Pillows, Lavender Spritzer, Fruit & Lavender Jelly and Jam, Eye Pillows, Muscle Soothers, and the world's only lavender Piano Tube. And we have dried lavender bunches, and dried lavender for cooking and crafting. Call (360) 678-0919 for more information.
2530 Darst Rd., Oak Harbor, WA
Museum of Northwest Art
The museum opened on October 3, 1981, as a small regional museum devoted to presenting the works of major Northwest artists in a continual exhibition and serving as a source of education on Northwest art. Call 360-466-4446 for more information.
121 S 1st St., Oak Harbor, WA