What started in 1942 as a coastal defense fort is now a 651-acre recreation area used for camping, mountain biking, and paragliding. The park was named after Isaac Neff Ebey, who was the first permanent white citizen of Whidbey Island. Since this is one of the last defense system forts constructed in the Puget Sound, it harbors many secrets and insights that World War II history buffs will find interesting. To that end, guests are encouraged to have their flashlights at the ready, as concrete platforms, the former underground battery, and gun sites are the main attractions for explorers.
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