We stopped by to waste some time before we could check into our hotel. When we arrived, there was…read morelive music, food trucks and booths selling goods. There was a sandbox, swing set, a swimming lagoon, beach access, a playground and the cutest splash pad. We were just looking for a grassy area to sit and play and when we found Windjammer Park, we hit the jackpot! I highly recommend this park. It has something for everyone and it's dog friendly!

Windjammer Park is located along the waterfront in Oak Harbor. It has a paved walking path that…read moreruns along the beach, but not on the beach itself, that has staggered informational placards to the side. The park is a pleasant place to come even when there is thick wildfire smoke. The breeze from the bay might not completely clear the smoke away, but at least it provides some circulation of the air. My grandma and I like to come here and eat lunch together. We like to sit and eat at a covered pavilion stocked with picnic tables and a kitchen, though the kitchen requires advance reservation to use. A playground is adjacent to the eating area. My grandma likes to people and pet watch as we eat, I prefer to watch the water and try and spot any birds or other critters that might be out. It can get a bit cold depending on the weather and the wind. Even in the summer months, we both bring an outer garment to wear. The parking lot by the baseball fields is where we park and it can get a bit crowded if busy. Still, it is a parking lot easy to maneuver in.

Great trails with beach access at a couple points. Perfect for kids and (on leash) dogs. A few…read moretrails to walk with varying inclines on the way back. Small parking lot. Wonderful spot to watch a peaceful sunset. Busy enough to feel safe without being crowded. Dirt and gravel trails.

Nice beach, but no running water to wash your feet, and you will get wet and sandy! Just a single…read moreporta potty baking in the summer heat if you need a restroom....

This is a small park that gives you a great opportunity to view amazing sunsets in quiet. Depending…read moreon how high the tide is, you can walk out and see starfish, clams, sea otters, and more. This park gets a lot of seaweed amd serves as an awesome habitat for wildlife.

This park has come a long way the last few years. Great parking, waterfront views, dog walking and…read morea children's playground and riding apparatus! The park is well maintained and most people follow the rules.

Nice little beach access. Clean picnic tables and easy parking. Everyone was observing the dogs…read moremust be on leash sign. Last time I was here there was a building for the restroom, now only portable toilets available. Other than that, me and my dog enjoyed ourselves.

Great park with beautiful scenery and different routes to choose from. It was quite peaceful other…read morethan the sound of cars driving by when you're parallel to the road. The sound of the creek made up for it and was a nice surprise. The paths were enclosed with trees in some areas and open in others. One side you get views of the ocean and the other side is solely Forrest views. Both are beautiful and a sight to see.

We stopped by recently while roaming the island. We made a loop by taking the Ridge Loop trail to…read moreFern Gulley, around to check out the ancient cedar, into the old campground and back to the parking lot via the Forest Discovery trail. The trails were narrow and a bit muddy, but in good condition overall. The ridge section was okay, but we really enjoyed the scenery as we dropped into Fern Gulley...every shade of green, very pretty. The ancient cedar was a beautiful sight. Great views of the mountains and water from the short Discovery trail. And I always enjoy wandering through campgrounds being reclaimed by Mother Nature. A fun stop-off as we headed up to Deception Pass. Maybe not epic, but certainly an enjoyable trail system.

Heads up - NO DOGS ALLOWED…read more Was bummed we came all the way out here and was not able to walk our dog or see the park. Maybe some day we'll be back without the pup.

What a neat spot! I…read morewas just out on a drive with my two sons and nephew whom were all getting a big stir crazy.. I stumbled upon this place and pulled into the small, unassuming parking lot. There are a few benches right as you pull in that have a nice view of scenery. As you walk down a semi steep slope, you are met with open field and a few lakes. We kept walking straight which led us onto a trail. There were many branches and obstructions on the path so just be careful! We stopped and had a beautiful view of a private beach along the river. I'm glad I stopped here with my family. It was good exercise and a lovely time spent with Mother Nature.

Followed signs forever for beach access....and then almost missed it…read more There were some definite pluses....bathrooms not porta potties. Small play ground for kids, and of course the beach. It was a gorgeous day, it wasn't too crowded, just a few families with their surf boards, kites, picnic packs, etc. Downside...there was a warning not to touch the water or wet sand that was under the little bridge because it was full of bacteria, etc. That was a big turn off!!! The beach consisted of mostly drift wood...which was kind of cool, and you could see where people had made a fort out of it. It wasn't a huge beach as far as sand, maybe when the ride goes out? It wasn't the greatest beach ever...wasn't the worst...DEFINITELY 100% better than Possession Beach that we tried. We were able to get out and sit in the sand for a bit. Would've been nice if there wasn't so much dog poop in the sand!!!

Terrific park tucked away on the south western side of Whidbey. Nice sandy beach, plenty of…read moreparking, children's play area and bbq stations. Perfect for family picnics or a day at the beach.

The Deering Wildflower park is a pleasant place to take a stroll. The easy 1/2 mile loop takes you…read morethrough a native woodlands that makes you feel miles away from civilization. There are several side trails that will give a walker options to vary your routine. A bench at the pond offers a very nice spot to watch for birds and admire the view, or to read your book while soaking up nature. The parking area is at the end of the road, easily found and well marked.

If you're looking for a little escape that's close to home this is the perfect park…read more Keep in mind that it's not a well traveled hike and there's going to be a lot of mosquitoes and spider webs etc. It also is not well kept up. The trails can be narrow with growth of different plants and trees. It would be nice to see some clearing so that we can see the pond better. Without all being said it's a bit of a magical place because of all the native trees and plants abounding. If it was better kept up I would give it a five-star review.