Learn About the Reserve

Welcome to Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve

This remarkable landscape weaves together the stories of those who have called it home—from the Native Americans who first stewarded its prairies and forests to the 19th-century settlers whose historic homes, farms, and businesses remain part of daily life.

As much of the land within the Reserve is privately owned, please respect private property. Visitors are welcome to enjoy the stunning views of farms and scenic lands, but remember to stay on public paths and avoid trespassing.

 
Historic photo of a family standing on the porch of the Ferry House
Explore History and Culture

The history of Ebey's Reserve stretches from the last ice age to the modern historic preservation movement.

A house sitting in grassy fields with mountains and an ocean view in the background
Ebey's Landing Ferry House

Built ca. 1859, the Ferry House is among the oldest surviving buildings in Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve.

The Trust Board is a group partners and local citizens who meet regularly to manage the Reserve.
Management

The Trust Board is a nine member appointed body of local government responsible for managing Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve.

Ebey's Landing NHR partnership between Coupeville, Island County, Washington State and the NPS.
The Partnership of Ebey's Landing NHR

Ebey's Landing NHR - a bold new way of thinking about protection and preservation achieved through local partnerships.

A tractor bales alfalfa in a patchwork of green fields.
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Woman takes photos in the chilly winter dawn.
Follow the Trust Board on Flickr

The Trust Board of Ebey's Landing offers many high resolution royalty free images on their Flickr page for use by the public and the media.

A golden misty morning at the prairie overlook.
News and Media

Your one stop shop for public affairs, media information, and communications.

 

For frequently asked questions, activity ideas, and basic travel information, visit our Trip Planner.

 

Last updated: August 3, 2026

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Contact Info

Mailing Address:

PO Box 774
Coupeville, WA 98239

Phone:

360 678-6084

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