Discover the stunning natural beauty of Whidbey Island in this special RV destination episode. Located only an hour north of Seattle and an hour and a half south of the Canadian border, Whidbey Island is a must-visit RV location. The island spans 45 miles and features three state parks for camping. Explore the island's history, from being home to the Coastal Salish people for thousands of years to serving as a center for logging and farming in the 1850s. During World War II, Whidbey Island played a crucial role in the Pacific theater and is still a current naval air base in Oak Harbor. Today, the island is known for its natural beauty, small towns, and thriving arts community. The island breaks down into three main geographic locations: North Island, Mid Island, and South Island. Experience the tranquility of Deception Pass State Park, a marine and camping park with over 77,000 feet of shoreline, and don't miss the quaint town of Coupeville. With amazing restaurants, breweries, distilleries, vineyards, and hiking trails, there's something for everyone on Whidbey Island.

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