Double Bluff Beach

Double Bluff Beach is a county park on Whidbey Island's southwest shore, stretching along the coast with varied sections for different visitor preferences. Sandy areas dominate near the entrance, while western portions transition to rocky formations backed by imposing bluffs.

Two large bluffs formed naturally over time and continue to define the coastal landscape through their distinctive geological structure. This natural formation created an environment that serves as nesting habitat for various bird species.

The beach holds deep roots in local shellfish harvesting traditions, particularly for butter clams that have been gathered here for generations. This practice continues to shape how the community connects with the coast and its resources.

The site is accessible with adequate parking and well-equipped facilities including restrooms and outdoor showers for visitors. Dogs are allowed to roam freely across the beach, making it ideal for pet owners who want an active coastal experience.

On clear days, this location reveals rare simultaneous views of multiple mountain ranges and Seattle's skyline all at once. This combination of ocean and mountain vistas makes the spot an unusual viewing point along the coast.

Location: Washington

GPS coordinates: 47.99850,-122.50500

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:24