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An outdoor collection of sculptures along two interconnected 0.25 mi trails through a century-old forest. Many sculptures take inspiration from the surrounding nature, some are whimsical and playful. There are about 30 sculptures in the park, many are on loan, and some are for sale.
Price Sculpture Forest is an outdoor collection of sculptures located east of Coupeville on Whidbey Island, Washington, United States. The land is 16.3 acres and contains just over a half mile of trails. The park features two path loops through a century-old forest; one is called Nature Nurtured and features sculptures that take inspiration from nature, while the other is called Whimsy Way and features more playful sculptures. It is managed by the non-profit Price Sculpture Forest, which was established by the Price family.
Island County Historical Society
Old Grain Wharf
In 1905, this 500 ft wharf was built to accommodate the development spurred by the construction of Fort Casey. Today, the wharf boasts a cafe, gift shop, boat rentals and small marina, as well as an exhibit on Penn Cove sea life.
This coastal artillery post, part of a trio of forts built in the 1890s to protect Puget Sound, features two 10-inch and two 3-inch historic guns on display. Also on the grounds is the Admiralty Head Lighthouse, restored to its brick-and-stucco glory.
A small 1942 coastal fort, amidst miles of hiking and biking trails.