Explore Kingston

Things To Do

Welcome to Kingston, WA, whether you’re arriving by ferry from Seattle or exploring the Kitsap Peninsula by car, Kingston packs an impressive range of outdoor and cultural activities into one charming waterfront town. Launch a kayak from the Port of Kingston Marina and paddle the calm waters of Appletree Cove. Hike or mountain bike miles of forested trails at North Kitsap Heritage Park and Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park. Stroll the historic downtown, catch a show at the Firehouse Theater, or spend a lazy Sunday at the Village Green Community Center. For those drawn to the water, the marina offers stunning views of the Olympics and a front-row seat to Puget Sound life. From world-class cycling routes to bioluminescence kayaking tours, there’s no shortage of ways to fill your days in Kingston.

Paws On The Peninsula

Spring Day Trip

Peddle/Paddle

Paws on the Peninsula: Dog-Friendly Adventures in Kingston, WA

Whether you’re arriving by ferry on foot or with your car, Kingston is the perfect jumping-off point for a pup-approved getaway. Here are two ways to spend a tail-wagging day (or two!) on the Kitsap Peninsula.

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Perfect Spring Day Trip from Kingston, WA

Looking for a creative and inspiring day trip while visiting Kingston? Just a short drive away, you’ll find a beautiful blend of culture, history, waterfront views, and blooming spring landscapes—perfect for a relaxed and meaningful outing on the Kitsap Peninsula.

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Pedal & Paddle: The Ultimate Guide to Biking and Kayaking in Kingston, WA

Whether you are stepping off the Kingston Fast Ferry for a day trip or settling in for a weekend getaway, Kingston is the ultimate launching pad for Pacific Northwest adventure. Our town offers a unique double-feature for outdoor enthusiasts: world-class cycling trails and serene saltwater paddling.

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Attractions

Historical artifacts and exhibits at the Suquamish Museum showcasing the culture of the Suquamish people.

Suquamish Museum

Immerse yourself in the rich history and living culture of the Suquamish people through captivating exhibits and artifacts honoring the legacy of Chief Seattle.

Group of mountain bikers gathered on a forest trail in Washington State.

Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance

Washington’s largest mountain bike advocacy group, Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance builds and maintains world-class trails while fostering a vibrant community for riders of all levels.

Kitsap Transit bus driving through a scenic Pacific Northwest neighborhood.

Kitsap Transit

Kitsap Transit provides essential public transportation services, including buses, ferries, and foot ferries, connecting communities across Kitsap County and linking passengers to regional destinations.

Port of Kingston Marina

A beautiful marina offering boating facilities and scenic views of the Puget Sound.

Heronswood Garden

A botanical garden known for its unique collection of plants and beautiful garden designs.

The Point Casino & Hotel

A popular spot for entertainment, gaming, and dining.

North Kitsap Heritage Park

Offers hiking trails through diverse habitats and is great for wildlife viewing.

White Horse Golf Club

A premier golf destination offering a challenging course and stunning landscapes.

Olympic Outdoor Center

Home to our retail store and office, Port Gamble is a quiet, beautiful and fun place to paddle, mountain bike, and just enjoy the outdoors.

Kingston Waterfront

A picturesque area perfect for strolling, dining, and enjoying the coastal ambiance.

Village Green Park

A community hub featuring a playground, picnic areas, and space for various outdoor activities.

Historic Downtown Kingston

Explore the charming downtown area with its shops, cafes, and local businesses.

Point no Point

Point No Point County Park is home to Washington’s oldest lighthouse, with sweeping views of Puget Sound, a wide sandy beach, and some of the best surf fishing on the Kitsap Peninsula.

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