Double Bluff Beach
A long sandy beach on South Whidbey, walkable for kilometres at low tide, with views of the Seattle skyline and Mount Rainier. A favourite dog-walking beach.
Double Bluff Beach lies on the Useless Bay side, south of Freeland. At low tide a broad stretch of sand is exposed, and you can walk along the high bluffs all the way to Double Bluff Point. On clear days you can see the Seattle skyline and Mount Rainier. The beach is strewn with huge driftwood logs washed ashore by the waves, making it a great spot for photography and collecting stones. Most of the sand is an official off-leash dog area, and locals often bring their dogs for a walk. The car park is simple and free. At high tide the walkable section shrinks, so check the tide table before you go.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Earth Sanctuary
- South Whidbey State Park
- Meerkerk Gardens
- Langley
- Greenbank Farm
- Mukilteo–Clinton Ferry
- Fort Casey Historical State Park
- Coupeville Historic Waterfront