A sweet little nautical town, Seabeck has charming shops and restaurants and is home to Scenic Beach Park. Many enjoy Seabeck's boat launch, overnight camping sites, kayak launch points and cycling routes. Enamor the stunning Olympic Mountain views. People also come from all over to see and take photos of the eagles at Big Beef Creek.

One of Kitsap's larger towns, Silverdale features its waterfront park, playground, dock & public boat launch as well as its farmer's market, live theater and library. Known too for its Whaling Days community festival in July.

Largest of all the communities in the region, Bremerton has the largest ferry terminal for the Kitsap to Seattle routes. A blend of convenience and charm, it embraces its historic naval and maritime heritage, it has quaint shops and artsy neighborhoods like Mannette, while also being home to the Kitsap conference center and having major markets and stores.

Set in Liberty Bay and commonly referred to as Little Norway, Poulsbo has a rich history. It is very pedestrian, child, and pet-friendly. It has a charming downtown district with shops, restaurants and museums. 

Anchoring point for the western side of the Edmonds-Kingston ferry, it's just a convenient 30 minute ride over to the north communities of Seattle. Kingston's main street has restaurants and shops and the Kingston marina is one of the most coveted in the Puget Sound.

Named after its native people, Suquamish is a beautiful waterfront community that honors its roots. Explore the Suquamish museum and enjoy Chief Seattle Days, the 3-day festival in August.

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