Something for all ages, clean and open space, has restrooms. If the baseball fields are empty-…read morewould be great area to fly kite.

Great park for all ages. The ground is very soft with bark. Plenty of options for those with…read moredisabilities. Big grassy areas for kids and dogs to run around.

Great place to take your kids. New special playground and a skate park as well. There's a small…read moretrail system, which is great for little ones to get them into nature. Only downside is no view of the water.

The south Whidbey park and recreation district takes extremely well care of the facility's they are…read morebeautiful every time I'm here, and while the youngster is at practice for 2 hours there's awesome trails to hike through the woods if you choose. I value the care and beauty here we're pretty lucky and if you choose to stay and watch practice the other littles can exert all there energy on the fabulous play ground in line to see everything going on at once pretty cool

Great staff! Friendly and helpful. The cart ride to town is a fabulous asset! Clean bathrooms and…read moregreat dock assistants.

Great staff, lovely harbor .. easy access to the quaint town of Langley. A must stop for boaters…read more Cart driver is very sweet.

Sweet little park with gorgeous landscaping (I can only imagine it in the spring), wonderful…read moresculptures and a lovely gazebo. It was all wet and rainy, so I didn't sit and enjoy the park, instead I wandered the small path. Nice little moment to enjoy the park.

I've grown up going here, all my life, so it's always been an important place for my friends and I…read more A gorgeous place to watch the ferries sail by or catch a great sunset. There are also several restaurants in the area too ~ Ivar's Landing and walk up, Diamond Knot Brewery and now Hook & Cleaver. Plenty of paid parking, to boot! Great place to walk around and enjoy the views, then have a s'mores bonfire with friends! You'll enjoy your time here! Cheers!

We visited on a gloriously sunny winter day but boy was it was cold! Nonetheless, we spend hours…read morewalking the shoreline, watching the funny seals, taking photos of the ferries gliding by, and reading the information signs. Sadly we didn't hit it on a day the lighthouse was open but it was interesting to walk around the grounds. The bathroom was large and clean. You use your phone to pay for parking but it's not expensive. Food options are just steps away, and train enthusiasts will appreciate the locomotives that rumble by periodically. There are several community fire pits available for family gatherings, as well as benches that encourage one to sit and contemplate life, or watch the sunset turn the sky shades of pink and coral.

This park has a very short trail around the Saratoga Passage and has two stairways down to the…read morewater. The west entrance has a short downhill path beginning with the whale sighting bell (if you see an orca, you ring it!) and around the middle of the trail, there is a staircase that goes back up to 1st ave. If an orca sighting is found to be nearby, this is where you want to stop to try to have a look. There were several times people have sighted orcas just 25 feet from this park!

Known to some as First Street Park, it's better known as Boy and Dog Park because of the Georgia…read moreGerber statue of a boy leaning against the railing with a loyal dog at his feet. It's got a central location, plenty of benches, and serves both as a nice place to watch the water and as a Schelling focal point to meet after strolling the streets of Langley. True to its name, a lot of excellent dogs seem to come through here too. Picked as my 1200th Yelp! review for obvious reasons.

I've only experienced them through assistance through the booking process. Called and spoke with…read moreEthan twice cause I needed help. He was so hospitable! Can't thank him enough! If the rest of my experience is compared to how Ethan took care of us, I know we're going to have the best time!

I've been whale watching off the California coast before, so I'm going to compare this experience…read moreto that. This ended up more of a pleasant boat ride than whale watching as we didn't get to see any orcas (such a bummer!) and only got to see one single, elusive Humpback whale name Victory. I can't fault the tour for that, but it definitely impacts the experience. It was still a nice boat ride, with friendly staff onboard and the fortunate luck of sitting at the back of the boat next to a conservationist-led tour group with a lot of knowledge shared. On the brighter side, the weather was beautiful and we got to see two kinds of puffin and some sea lions as well. Just wish we got to see whales, instead of just one.

A diamond in the rough that we stumbled on by accident. Plan to spend more time there exploring…read morethe trails.

These are some nice trails to roll your mountain bike on. I hopped onto the singletrack trail and…read moredang: It was a doozie within seconds. The skinny trail almost immediately points upward. In fact, there were quite a few times, where I just had to pull my feet out of the pedals & walk a little. Overall, I probably had to walk about 10 times going uphill. But---once you turn around. The roller coaster is on! I'm a bit of a fraidy cat, but I barreled down the trail pretty fast. I'm not a veteran of singletrack, so I had to really look out for roots, big rocks, holes, etc.---cuz I didn't want to eat it. So it took about 20min up this trail and about 5min down. It was a workout and hella fun downhill. There are a few ladder bridges and other types of bridges on the single track trail. If you want some serious dirt, give these trails a try. I also took the road/bigger trail which is at the very bottom of the gulch/valley. This is more of a road, and it's fairly straight and it goes up from the trailhead (paralleling the train tracks). So, there is talk of selling off this land for development. That would be a total shame Check out the website for this area and get the lowdown on this trail system's future. Hopefully Mukilteo will by this area and keep it as a cool place to hike and ride.