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Coupeville Wharf on Penn Cove

Coupeville, Whidbey Island (May 2009)

Coupeville Memorial Day Parade on Whidbey Island
Deception Pass Bridge by state park

The Coupeville Wharf is a centerpiece of Coupeville's historic waterfront district. It was built in 1905, and extends 500 feet out into Penn Cove so that farmers and merchants could load and unload supplies even at low tide a hundred+ years ago. It now houses a gift shop, restaurant, coffee place, local community radio station, skeletons of a gray whale and a dahl porpoise, and a dock for day and overnight moorage.

Coupeville Wharf by the Coupeville historic waterfront district view from Penn Cove of Whidbey Island

Historic waterfront district on left and Coupeville Wharf on right

 

Coupeville Wharf on Penn Cove of Whidbey Island with Mt Baker and sailboats

Hanging out by the protected water of Penn Cove

 

 

Deception Pass Bridge Deception Pass Bridge by state park