Fort Casey

Dante McIntire

This was such a cool area! There’s so much to look at and so many fun places to explore! I highly recommend bringing a flashlight or using the flashlight on your phone so you can see better when going through the dark hallways inside :) the gift shop is has lots of fun trinkets too!

jessica Jackson

we visited here twice on our stay. first time we walked from the Fort Casey In and then we drove over. this fort is so well kept and maintained. the staff here are extremely frothy and knowledgeable. my 4 year old loved all the ladders and hidden rooms. we even baby carried two infants because it would be difficult to push a stroller. the views are amazing and there are lots of deer running around. this is a great place to bring a picnic lunch with the family

Randy Bennett

If you appreciate historic places and lighthouses, don't miss Fort Casey! There is a lot of the fort that accessible to explore. From time to time there are tours by park rangers that explain more details of the first history and how the fort functioned. The light house is a museum, and you can climb the stairs to the light. The fort is also a popular spot to fly kites. It's a fun, and fascinating place to explore!

LLL Lewis

I highly recommend the beautiful Whidbey Island, WA for an ultimate vacation spot. Just spent a week there and thoroughly enjoyed it. Nearby town of Langley is the quaintest little town. A beautiful artisan craft fair on the main street on Friday's during the summer. Ft. Casey is a historic park where they just completed a multi million dollar Lighthouse renovation. Check ferry routes for schedules that might be limited. Also, holiday times can involve waits for water transportation.

John Hemphill

Wish we had more time to explore the park. Our time was limited to an hour due to a ferry wait. The park was very well maintained beautiful location/view, and lots of wildlife. Historical photos and signs provided excellent detailed information of the parks history and buildings. Is very quiet and relaxing. One accidental perk to our visit, was that we met someone waiting waiting for the ferry too...who has worked at both Fort Casey and Fort Worden and personally I gave us a history lesson of the fort!