Fern Gully

***FIRE BAN IN EFFECT*** 

(so sorry if this is a bummer but I'd rather my farm didn't burn down. Thanks for your understanding.)

**We've added a 5th site!**

*Bathhouse is almost done! But, you can definitely take a hot bath now.  There is a shared porta potty for your use outside the bathhouse.* 

To begin, I would like to mention this farm believes Black Lives Matter, magic is real and we are LGBTQ+ allies. 

Bring love and pack out your trash.

Nestled in Greenbank Washington on Whidbey Island. Our 15 acre farm is just starting out... 

Seasonal fruit like Blackberries, Cherries, Apples and Salmon Berries are in abundance between July-September. Lots of wildlife roam our open fields and wooded surroundings. Bald Eagles, Red Tail Hawks and Barn Swallows fly over head while Quail and their little babies run around the property. We are visited by many deer and the occasional coyote (they are afraid of us, so you don't have to worry about them hanging around).

We are a family with 3 kids, Grandma and a best friend living on the land, so you may see us working the field, building a structure or just laying in the stargazing hammock circle. We have no problem giving you space or you can come hang out, we love meeting new people and have tons of tips about Whidbey. (Like, the blueberry stand in Freeland, Mutiny Bay Blues, is DELICIOUS. We can let you know if the stand is open and where it is or you can find them on Instagram.) 

 Fern Gully is 2 minutes from amazing sandwiches and cold Topo Chico (sparkling mineral water) or a bottle of wine at Greenbank Pantry. 

It’s a 6 minute drive to South Whidbey State Park, there you'll find great hiking along the coast. 

Just 5 minutes to Lagoon Point County Park where you can fish and watch for whales. 

The always awesome, Greenbank Farm is 4 minutes up WA-525, there you can find Whidbey Pies, food, wine, cheese, art and great hiking trails with fantastic views of the Puget Sound, as well as a large off leash dog park.

Campsite #1 is located between one of our grazing pastures and the Alder woods. This campsite is an easy spot to pitch a tent and has enough parking for 2 cars. Enjoy the plethora of seasonal wild berries and watch the deer stroll through at this site.

Campsite #2 is hugging the edge of the towering Evergreen forest, but is just enough outside of the tree line that you can enjoy the sun and look over the farmhouse and land. There are plenty of native Pie Berries and Salmon Berries during early summer months and large blackberries later in the summer.

Campsite #3 is in a private and peaceful untouched forest setting. Rest among the moss and birds in over an acre of beautifully wooded land. The walk in does have a small hill down and back up, but nothing intense. At this campsite you are most likely to see Great Horned Owls or other forest dwelling friends

Campsite #4 is very private and separated from sites 2 and 3 by forest and a gully. If you have a small car that doesn't handle a grass hill, you may want to park and hike up to your site. It's about 200 ft of uphill hike to a flat forest at the top. This site is tucked into some gorgeous woods, back aways from an overgrown pasture. This site is pretty far from the Porta-Potty, water spigot and bathhouse (soaking tub)

Campsite #5 (also known as Alphabet forrest) Welcome to the newest addition to Fern Gully! Car campers beware, there is about a 100 yard walk in to this site, it's not a hard walkthrough but it is uneven ground in some places. Site is very private and a bit further away from the Porta-Potty, water spigot and bathhouse (soaking tub) than sites 1-3. 

Also, if you are looking for some, on the water, fun check out Whidbey Island Boats and Boards at  Wibb .us (i can't write out the entire website, so just omit the space) You can rent kayaks or paddle boards. You pick the location and they deliver!