![]() Ebey's Reserve is the first National Historical Reserve designated in the National Park system. Policy oversight is carried out by a nine-member Trust Board composed of local representatives from the town of Coupeville and Island County, and representatives from Washington State Parks, and the National Park Service. The Trust Board carries out specific duties on behalf of the National Park Service through a Cooperative Agreement. Photo courtesy of Lisbeth Cort. The National Park Service team is based out of the Reuble Farmstead. This team is responsible for maintenance, preservation and management of 413 acres of NPS-owned land including twelve historic structures, trails, landscapes, utility systems, and related assets. The team, in collaboration with the Trust Board, provides technical assistance to private landowners on historic preservation throughout the Reserve. Beyond the Reserve boundaries, the team provides training, technical help, and hands-on preservation assistance to other NPS units and various federal, state and local municipalities. The National Park Service business office is located at the Reuble Farm. Administrative Office & Pratt Cottage Visitor Center for Ebey's Landing NHR:The Pratt Cottage at Sunnyside For more information on the Ebey's Landing Trust Board, please visit Trust Board — Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve |
Last updated: July 5, 2025