The Admiralty Head Lighthouse is a significant landmark located on Whidbey Island. This island is situated to the east of the Strait of Juan de Fuca and to the north of Puget Sound. It is part of Island County in the state of Washington, USA. This location offers visitors a chance to explore the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest and learn about the region's maritime history.
The Admiralty Head Lighthouse was constructed on the grounds of Fort Casey State Park, which is managed by the National Park Service. This location not only offers visitors a chance to explore the lighthouse but also the surrounding park, providing a comprehensive outdoor experience.
In addition to its historical significance, the Admiralty Head Lighthouse also functions as a museum. Visitors can explore the museum with the assistance of volunteers from the Keepers of Admiralty Head Lighthouse. This offers a unique opportunity to learn about the lighthouse's history and its role in the region's maritime past.
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Open Noon-4pm
March: Saturday and Sunday
April: Friday – Monday
May: Thursday – Monday
June, July, August: Open Daily
September: Friday – Monday
October: Saturday and Sunday
November: Thanksgiving weekend Fri-Sun only from 11-4pm
December: Weekends and Dec. 26-30. Open 11-4pm
January and February closed
1280 Engle Rd, Coupeville
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The Admiralty Head Lighthouse in Coupeville, United States, offers visitors a glimpse into maritime history. Located within Fort Casey State Park, this restored lighthouse provides panoramic views of Puget Sound and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Visitors appreciate the well-preserved structure and the informative exhibits about the lighthouse's history and the role it played in guiding ships. The volunteer staff are often praised for their knowledge and enthusiasm. While the lighthouse itself is relatively small, many find the climb to the top worthwhile for the scenic vistas. Some visitors note that the museum portion is limited, but the surrounding park offers additional recreational opportunities. The lighthouse's picturesque setting makes it a popular spot for photography. However, some reviewers mention that visits can be brief, and on busy days, space at the top can be cramped. Overall, the Admiralty Head Lighthouse is generally regarded as an interesting stop for those interested in local history or lighthouse enthusiasts, though it may not occupy a full day's itinerary.
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