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Rest, relax and recharge at this amazing log cabin
Welcome to The Cabin at Arbutus View! Escape to this peaceful, three-story cabin nestled in the quiet forests of Indianola. Surrounded by towering trees, it feels like a secluded, park-like retreat - perfect for rest and relaxation. The cabin has been thoughtfully renovated to offer modern comforts while preserving its classic cabin charm. Walk to Indianola Beach and the waterfront, or enjoy being minutes from White Horse Golf Course. A great central base for exploring the Kitsap Peninsula.
The Parklands on Admiralty Inlet
Surround yourself in nature's beauty in this vast, secluded estate property. A one-of-a-kind experience on 15 acres with 625' of waterfront. This modest but cozy beach house hosts up to 11 guests. With 2 bedrooms, bathroom, private bedroom/bathroom suite and den with a sleeper couch, the house is set up to accommodate several families. This Airbnb is a popular destination for family gatherings, retreats, and romantic getaways. Close to ferries, Kingston, golf, restaurants, trails and casino.
Sunsets over Gamble Bay
Our cottage is only 10 minutes away from the Kingston fast ferry to downtown Seattle! A casual weekend at Gamble Bay awaits you. Quiet, comfortable, clean, private guest house. To help you disconnect and relax this cottage does not have TV or WIFI There is access to the tidelands for your kayak or paddle board . Beach shoes are suggested because there are many oysters on the beach. Enjoy an open fire with s’mores for dessert. Bring your bicycles for riding through the trails in Port Gamble.
Cottage/Finnish Sauna Amongst the Cedars
We use CDC guidelines as close as possible & leave 48+ hours between guests for your/our safety. Enjoy our secluded park like setting, comfy bed, sauna, homemade bread/jam, huge cedar trees, sitting areas, golf chipping, horseshoes (seasonal). Close to SEA via ferry ride from Bainbridge Is. (30 min. drive) or 10 min. to Kingston ferries (walk-on or car). Near beach, golf (White Horse GC) & miles of hiking/biking trails, close to shopping & restaurants. Good for couples/singles. See below.
Dogwood Hollow Hideaway
Welcome to Kingston, "the Gateway to the Olympic Peninsula"! Separate split level apartment in the Dogwood Hill Estates, sleeps 5 comfortably. Full kitchen. 2 Bedrooms plus loft space and 2 full bathrooms. Just minutes from the Kingston Ferry and a short drive to the historic towns of Port Gamble and Poulsbo with its famous Viking Fest. A quick ferry ride takes you to Edmonds for dining and entertainment and on to Seattle. Olympic National Park is a peaceful and scenic drive away.
The Retreat at August
Come unwind at the Retreat at August Ciderhouse on the Kitsap Peninsula. This newly renovated house with attached barn is 2 acres of rural, easy to access bliss. Enjoy some downtime in the adirondacks, have happy hour in the barn, or snuggle up for a movie night - it's all waiting for you. Make this farmstay your homebase to explore Western Washington - the ferries to Seattle and Edmonds are just a mile away, and the Olympic Peninsula and many state parks are within a 20 minute drive.
Waterfront Gamble Bay House +Seasonal Heated Pool
Take a break with people you love! Enjoy the wrap around porch and two balconies over looking Port Gamble Bay (part of Puget Sound) In the evenings enjoy beautiful sunsets over the forest on the other side of the bay and in the morning fall in love with the fog that clings to the trees across the water. Explore the shore down the steps and harvest some oysters for dinner! In the summer months enjoy the private outdoor heated pool. Guests can expect a heated pool May- October ish.
Cozy waterfront cabin with panoramic view
Cozy waterfront cabin on the Puget Sound on an private acre with a trail to the beach. The views are incredible-- the Hood Canal, Olympic Mountains and North Spit. The landscape is enchanting with a mature garden: rhodies, azaleas and Japanese maples. The home is a perfect heaven with a spacious master bedroom, a bedroom, a small room and a loft. Relax on the deck or head to the beach you will relish the peace and quiet, the water and the views. Only 20 min from Kingston ferry.
“ Bella Rosa” Waterfront Cottage and Gazebo
Welcome to Bella Rosa Cottage & Gazebo on the Salish Sea! We are conveniently located 40 min away from Seattle via ferry.The updated 400 sq ft waterfront studio cottage and gazebo have amazing views from Seattle/Rainier to Mt. Baker. See eagles, ferries, cruise ships and you may even see Orcas! Within 3 miles of Kingston & White Horse Golf Course, it offers the perfect couples' getaway to enjoy the Olympic National Park. Two-day min ...2 adults, 1 child & your dog ($100 pet fee).
Enchanted Forest Cottage
Escape to the cozy cottage in the forest of big trees. Ecologically built, a healthy environment with everything you need for a comfortable stay. Large picture windows make you feel like you are part of the forest. Enjoy visiting the Norwegian town of Poulsbo, yet Seattle is not far away. There are also many hiking and mounting-biking trails, parks and beaches nearby, and the Olympic National Forest is just a javelin-throw away. Experience the magic of the big trees!
Boysenberry Beach on the bay
Scenic waterfront property on Port Gamble Bay that includes oysters and clams! 750 sq feet one bedroom apartment above a garage. You will have access to the waterfront as well as use of two kayaks or you can bring your own. Bring your Mt. bikes or go for a hike in the nearby Port Gamble Trails. Quiet and surrounded by forest. Nearby restaurants, sandy beaches, Hood Canal, Olympic National Park. Named Boysenberry Beach due to the boysenberry bushes on the property.
Kingston Garden Hideaway
Guest Suite tucked on a lush five acre expansive garden and forest, 20 minutes from Bainbridge Island or charming Poulsbo, ten minutes from historic Port Gamble. Start your travels with a relaxing ferry ride over the Puget Sound from Edmonds. Peaceful forest setting, second story deck, gas fireplace, lush, nationally renowned gardens and full privacy await you. The Olympic National Forest, Port Townsend, Port Angeles and Sequim are only 45-60-min away.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Kingston?
Stays near the Kingston waterfront, walkable neighborhoods, or forested edges are often recommended for their relaxed atmosphere. Many vacation homes provide easy access to parks and local markets.
What are the best things to do in Kingston with kids?
Families explore local parks, playgrounds, and interactive community events. Waterfront walks, small beaches, and trips to pick berries or visit local farms are often enjoyed by children.
What are some of the best things to do in Kingston?
Explore the waterfront for casual dining and art galleries, wander through local markets, or relax in small community parks. Nature trails and ferry rides are also frequently suggested activities.
How is the weather in Kingston?
Kingston has cool, rainy winters averaging 37–52°F (3–11°C) and drier, warmer summers with highs near 77°F (25°C). Light layers and a rain jacket work well throughout the year.
When is the best time to visit Kingston?
Late spring through early fall is frequently suggested for visiting Kingston, with mild temperatures and lower rainfall. Seasonal events and farmers markets are also more common during these months.
What are the best places to visit in Kingston?
Explore the Kingston waterfront, stroll through small local parks, and visit regional craft galleries. The town has cozy cafes and bakeries where guests can relax throughout the day.
What are some hiking trails in Kingston?
Kingston has wooded trails in local parks, often lined with native plants and occasional views of the water. Visitors also explore paths in nearby forests for a peaceful walk through nature.
What are some family activities we can do in Kingston?
Families often spend time at community playgrounds, small beaches, or interactive events organized by local groups. Exploring forest trails or browsing weekend farmers markets are also popular with all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Kingston?
Visitors often explore nearby beaches, forested state parks, and small towns known for vibrant markets or art scenes. Adventurous travelers may enjoy ferry excursions or guided outdoor activities in the surrounding region.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Kingston?
Kingston has pet-friendly options, especially near the waterfront and residential neighborhoods. Many hosts welcome pets, so filters can help identify homes with outdoor space for animals.
What are some local tips for visiting Kingston?
Kingston has a laid-back vibe, so casual attire is welcome, especially near the waterfront. Try local bakeries in the morning and explore walkable neighborhoods with small shops, galleries, and parks.
What is Kingston known for?
Kingston has a reputation for welcoming ferry travelers, scenic waterfront views, and access to outdoor recreation. The town also features lively weekend markets and small community events.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Kingston?
Kingston has quiet nature trails, locally owned bookstores, and small art studios around the waterfront. Exploring seaside parks or lesser-known coffee shops provides a glimpse of its local character.
What are the best foods to try in Kingston?
Kingston is known for Pacific Northwest seafood like salmon and halibut, along with homemade baked goods and coffee. Many visitors try fresh berry desserts in season.
What should I bring for a trip to Kingston?
Pack layers, a rain jacket, and comfortable shoes, as weather can be unpredictable and many areas encourage walking. A reusable water bottle and daypack are helpful for outdoor adventures.
What is the nightlife in Kingston like?
Kingston has a relaxed nightlife scene, with local pubs, casual taverns, and live music venues popular with residents. Occasional open mic nights and community gatherings encourage a friendly social atmosphere.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Kingston?
Seasonal favorites in Kingston include a summer outdoor concert series, holiday light displays, and community festivals, frequently timed around summer weekends or winter holidays. Local markets and art shows are also notable gatherings.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Kingston?
Kingston has many family-friendly rental options, with spacious homes and amenities like full kitchens or outdoor space. Staying near parks or central neighborhoods can add convenience for families.
All about Kingston
Located on Puget Sound, a short ferry trip from Seattle, Kingston is a gateway to Washington’s Kitsap Peninsula and Olympic National Park. Anchoring the western end of the famous Washington State Ferry, the town offers scenic ferry and boat rides with views of snow-capped mountains, lush vegetation, and animals in their natural habitat. Whale watching is big here, as is kayaking, scuba diving, and fishing. After a long day on the water or exploring the surrounding wilderness, head to the charming downtown to find bakeries, independent boutiques, seafood restaurants serving the daily catch, and plenty of places to sip local beer and wine.
What are the top things to do in Kingston?
Birding
The Kitsap Peninsula is regularly visited by over 200 species, and around 115 species nest in the area. Point No Point Park is a bird lover’s paradise, home to everything from kingfishers to hooting owls. Kingston Marina is full of aquatic and mudflat habitats, where you can observe American and Eurasian wigeons and seagulls. Other facilities include a fishing pier, visitors' dock, and walkway viewing sites.
Kitsap Peninsula Water Trails
Kingston and North Kitsap are known for their beaches and numerous hiking and mountain bike trails. The Kitsap Peninsula Water Trails offer year-round access to water-related activities, from kayaking around bays and coves to sailing around the Kitsap Peninsula. Explore the coastlines of Hood Canal and if you rest at the shore of Norwegian Point Park, you may get to observe blue herons bathing in the sun.
Heronswood Garden
Heronswood is an enchanting botanical garden located on the north end of the Kitsap Peninsula. Walk along its beautiful stone walkway and admire a variety of more than 9,000 rare and unusual shrubs, flowers, and plant specimens from around the world. Hardy large-leaf bananas, giant pineapple lilies, and orange “Forncett Furnace” are just a few in the collection. The garden also hosts events and classes, such as gardening for birds, conifer cultivation and identification, and plant sales.
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