Welcome to the Sierra Country Club 
Community Association

 

“Sierra, where the views inspire and community 

is more than just a place.”

 

Sierra Country Club (SCC) is a peaceful, desirable community association on the west side of Central Whidbey Island, north of Coupeville, Washington.  We have outstanding views of the Salish Sea, Strait of Juan de Fuca, Olympic Mountains, Vancouver Island, and the San Juan Islands.  Sierra has close proximity to many amenities including Oak Harbor shopping and Naval Air Station, downtown Coupeville, Fort Ebey State Park, Libbey Beach County Park, and more.

 

 

 

Sierra Facts and Amenities:
  • Established in 1968
  • Almost 600 lots owned by over 350 owners
  • Over 200 homes, and still growing
  • Community water system owned by Sierra members
  • Amenities including a community pool and clubhouse
  • Nearby beach access at Libbey Beach County Park
  • Nearby Fort Ebey State Park with miles of hiking and biking trails, camping and picnicking
  • Community-based educational and social events including monthly potlucks
  • Certified Firewise Community
  • Emergency preparedness teams
  • Ample volunteer opportunities
  • Registered Community Association with covenants and restrictions in order to protect
    property values
  • The association is actively managed by a seven-member volunteer Board of Directors and a small paid staff.

Check out our Frequently Asked Questions or this neighborhood description for more information and photos.

Want to understand more about community associations?  Read the Community Association Institution's guide on Community Association Living.

 
Sierra Maps:

 

Sierra Strategic Planning:

 

History of Sierra and Other Interesting Info about our Area:

Photo of Sierra June 29, 1977

 Sierra is served by North Whidbey Fire and Rescue:

  Read the story about them and some questions/answers

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