Island County and Skagit County, located in the scenic Puget Sound region of Washington State, are known for their stunning natural landscapes, historic communities and strong local identities. Together, these neighboring counties showcase a blend of coastal beauty, mountain vistas, agricultural heritage and small-town charm, offering residents and visitors an exceptional quality
of life.
In Island County, the communities of Oak Harbor, Coupeville and Langley each contribute unique character. Oak Harbor serves as the county’s largest city and is closely connected to Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, which shapes its energetic and diverse community. South of Oak Harbor, Coupeville stands as one of Washington’s oldest towns, known for its preserved waterfront and location within Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve. Further south, Langley offers an artistic, walkable village atmosphere with boutique shops, galleries and panoramic views of
Saratoga Passage.
To the north, Skagit County features the thriving towns of Burlington and Sedro-Woolley, both rooted in the region’s agricultural and pioneer history. Burlington serves as a commercial hub in the Skagit Valley, offering convenient access to shopping, dining and services. Just east, Sedro-Woolley showcases its rich logging heritage and serves as the “Gateway to the North Cascades,” reflecting the county’s deep connection to outdoor recreation. Together, these Island and Skagit communities highlight the diverse lifestyle, history and natural beauty that define the region.
WELCOME TO ISLAND AND SKAGIT COUNTY