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Kitsap Peninsula Water Trails Access Sites Whidbey HOOD CANAL Bainbridge Island Island Port 90 SKUNK BAY KITSAP PENINSULA WATER TRAILS ACCESS SITES Ludlow POSSESSION SOUND 1 Hansville Port Gamble S'Klallum Tribe 2 1 Norwegian Point Park Beach, Parking: 20+ MARINAS & DOCKS DABOB RD 2A Point No Point Park Beach, Restrooms, Parking: 20+ HOOD CANAL DR Point No Point Water Access Site Beach, Restrooms, Parking:10-20, Discover Pass 2B Port of Kingston Marina Public Marina, Pumpout, Guest Pilot Point Beach, Limited Parking 1 3 360.297.3545 | portofkingston.org Moorage, Fuel, Power, Water, 91 Port of Eglon Boat Ramp, Beach, Parking:10-20 4 Restrooms, Showers, Laundry PUGET Kingston Marina Boat Ramp, Restrooms, Town, Parking: 20+ 85 HOOD CANAL 3 5A Eagle Harbor Waterfront Park & City Dock Private Marina, Limited Guest 89 SOUND Arness Roadside Park Beach, Parking: 5-10 2A BRIDGE 5B 206.780.3733 | bainbridgewa.gov Moorage, Public Pumpout, SQUAMISH 6 Port of Indianola Dock Dock, Beach, Store, Restrooms HARBOR Power, Restrooms, Showers, Laundry CENTER RD 7 Indianola Waterfront Preserve Beach, Limited Parking 86 87 A , B 2B Eagle Harbor Marina Public Dock, Guest Moorage, Offshore 8 Suquamish Tribal Dock Dock, Boat Ramp, Beach, Town, Parking:10-20 Erinn J. Hale Port Little 206.842.4003 | eagleharbormarina.com Moorage, Restrooms, Showers, OLD HANSVILLE RD Eglon 4 9 Old Man House Park Beach, Restrooms, Parking: 1-5 Gamble Boston Laundry LITTLE 10 Hidden Cove Park Dock, Limited Parking 88 BOSTON RD Grover's Creek - Kingston Harbour Marina Private Marina, Limited Guest 2C 104 11 Fay Bainbridge Park Beach, Camping, Restrooms, Parking: 20+ Quilcene COYLE RD 206.842.6502 | harbor-marina.com Moorage, Public Pumpout, Power, 288TH ST Eagle Harbor Waterfront Park Dock, Boat Ramp, Beach, Town, Restrooms THORNDYKE RD 13 Water, Restrooms, Showers, Laundry BAY GAMBLE PORT & City Dock 3 Port of Poulsbo Marina Public Marina, Pumpout, Guest 101 14 Pritchard Park Beach, Parking: 1-20 BAY 360.779.3505 | portofpoulsbo.com Moorage, Fuel, Power, Water, 15 Rockaway Beach Park Beach, Limited Parking QUILCENE Edmonds Restrooms, Showers, Laundry Kingston 16 Blakely Harbor Park Beach, Restrooms, Limited Parking BAY BOND RD 4 Port of Keyport Marina Public Marina, Guest Moorage, THORNDYKE HOOD CANAL Fort Ward Park Boat Ramp, Beach, Camping, Restrooms, PIONEER WAY WEST C 17 KINGSTON RD 5 Parking: 20+ 541.760.0176 | portofkeyport.com Power, Water 1 APPLE TREE Port of Brownsville Marina Public Marina, Pumpout, Guest MILLER BAY RD 18 Schel Chelb Park Beach, Limited Parking 5 84 COVE 360.692.5498 | portofbrownsville.org Moorage, Fuel, Power, Water, Point White Pier Dock, Beach, Seasonal Restrooms, Parking: 5-10 DABOB BAY INDIANOLA RD 19 BIG VALLEY RD Restrooms, Showers, Laundry 20 Dock Street Road End Beach, Limited Parking PORT GAMBLE RD Camping 21 Oyster Plant Park Beach, Parking: 1-5 Port of Illahee | portofillahee.com Public Dock 22A Port of Poulsbo Marina Dock, Boat Ramp, Restrooms, Town, 6 S KINGSTON RD Parking: 20+ 7 Port of Silverdale Public Marina, Pumpout, Guest CLEAR CREEK RD 360.698.4918 | portofsilverdale.com Moorage, Power, Water, Restrooms MILLER BAY RD Indianola 22B Olympic Outdoor Center Dock Dock, Boat Ramp, Rentals, Parking: 20+ Poulsbo 7 Bremerton Marina Public Marina, Pumpout, Guest MILLER BAY 23 American Legion Park Beach, Restrooms, Parking: 1-5 8 23 6 360.373.1035 | portofbremerton.org Moorage, Power, Water, Restrooms, LIBERTY BAY 24A Port of Kingston Dock, Boat Ramp, Store, Parking: 1-5 VIKING WAY3 F,G,H Suquamish 8 Showers 22 LEMOLO SHORE DR 24B Keyport Saltwater Park Beach, Parking: 1-5 PORT Port Orchard Marina Public Marina, Pumpout, Guest TOTTEN RD 25 Port of Brownsville Marina Dock, Boat Ramp, Beach, Camping, 9 Bangor 21 9 MADISON Restrooms, Store, Parking: 20+, Usage Fee 360.876.5535 | portofbremerton.org Moorage, Fuel, Power, Water, 82 OLYMPIC VIEW RD Port Orchard Restrooms, Showers, Laundry 26 Port of Illahee Dock Dock 4 Illahee State Park Dock, Boat Ramp, Beach, Camping, Restrooms, 10 Port of Manchester Public Dock, Restrooms AGATE 27 Keyport PASS PUGET 360.871.0500 | portofmanchester.com Poulsbo CLEAR CREEK RD Parking: 20+, Discover Pass 24 BRIDGE 11 SOUND Blake Island State Park Public Marina, Pumpout, 10 28 Bachman Park Beach, Parking: 1-5 11 HIDDEN COVE RD Guest Moorage, Power, Water, BROWNSVILLE HWY 29A Lent Landing Park Beach, Parking: 1-5 Restrooms, Showers, Camping Brinnon 29B Lions Park Boat Ramp, Beach, Restrooms, Parking: 20+ 81 SUNRISE DR 30 Port of Tracyton Boat Ramp Boat Ramp, Beach, Parking: 5-10 12A City of Gig Harbor - Jerisich Dock Public Dock, Pumpout, SILVERDALE WAY 20 31A Silverdale Waterfront Park Beach, Restrooms, Town, Parking: 20+ 253.851.8136 | cityofgigharbor.net Guest Moorage, Power, Water, Restrooms X 83 31B Port of Silverdale Dock, Boat Ramp, Beach, Restrooms, CENTRAL VALLEY RD HOOD CANAL ANDERSON HILL RD Parking: 20+ 12B Gig Harbor Marina & Boatyard Private Marina, Limited 80 Brownsville 79 BATTLE MURDEN Chico Boat Launch Boat Ramp, Parking: 1-5 253.858.3535 | gigharbormarina.com Guest Moorage 31 POINT DR 32 I, J 25 5 COVE 33 N.A.D. Marine Park Beach, Limited Parking 12C Arabella’s Landing Marina Private Marina, Public Pumpout, SEABECK HWY NW Silverdale Bainbridge NEWBERRY HILL RD FLETCHER BAY RD 34 Evergreen Rotary Park Boat Ramp, Beach, Restrooms, Parking: 20+ 253.851.1793 | arabellaslanding.com Guest Moorage, Power, Water, Seabeck SEABECK HWY 7 Island Restrooms, Showers, Laundry 35 Port of Bremerton Marina Dock, Beach, Restrooms, Paid Parking DYES for 20+ 13 Penrose Point State Park Public Marina, Pumpout, Guest INLET PORT ORCHARD BAY Tracyton D, E 36A Water Street Boat Launch Boat Ramp, Beach, Restrooms, Parking: 5-10 253.884.2514 | parks.state.wa.us Moorage, Restrooms, Shower 13 2 6 Winslow EAGLE 14 Longbranch Marina Public Marina, Pumpout, Guest 36B Port Orchard Marina Park Beach, Restrooms, Town, Paid Parking: 20+ 77 78 HARBOR SEABECK HWY 26 14 Annapolis Dock Dock, Beach, Paid Parking: 20+ 253.884.5137 Moorage, Restrooms 30 37 ELLIOTT longbranchimprovementclub.org Chico STAVIS BAY RD 32 BLAKELY AVE Manchester State Park Beach, Camping, Restrooms, Parking: 20+, HOLLY RD TRACYTON Seattle 38 Wildcat ILLAHEE RD BAY Port of Allyn Waterfront Park Public Dock, Pumpout, Guest BEACH RD 19 Discover Pass 15 Lake 360.275.2430 | portofallyn.com Moorage, Restrooms Camp 27 18 15 39 Port of Manchester Dock, Boat Ramp, Beach, Restrooms, 16 SEABECK HOLLY RD NW Union 16 Jarrell Cove State Park Public Dock, Pumpout, Guest 29 Parking:10-20 Bremerton 17 360.426.9226 | parks.state.wa.us Moorage, Power, Water, 40 Harper Pier Dock, Limited Parking 33 PASSAGE Restrooms, Showers 38 RICH 41 Blake Island Dock, Beach, Camping, Restrooms, 34 Manette 92 Oakland Bay Marina Public Marina, Pumpout, West Seattle 42 Olalla Boat Launch & Lagoon Boat Ramp, Beach, Parking: 10-20 17 28 Sunrise Beach Park Beach, Restrooms, Parking: 5-10 360.426.1151 | portofshelton.com Guest, Moorage, Power 35 43 Holly 8 BEACHManchester DR COLCHESTER DR Randall Drive Boat Launch Boat Ramp, Beach, Parking: 10-20 18 Port of Allyn - North Shore Dock Public Dock, Pumpout, Guest 39 44 10 360.275.2430 | portofallyn.com Moorage, Power Austin Estuary Park Beach, Limited Parking 9 45A AnnapolisCOLLINS RD GOLD CREEK RD W 37 45B Eddon Boat Building & Park Dock, Beach, Restrooms, Limited Parking 19 Twanoh State Park Public Dock, Pumpout, Guest Retsil GOLD CREEK RD W K, L 36 41 Blake 360.275.2222 | parks.state.wa.us Moorage, Restrooms, Showers YUKON Jerisich Dock Dock, Restrooms, Limited Parking Port RD WOODS 45C HARBOR Island 11 45D Skansie Brothers Park & Netshed Beach, Restrooms, Limited Parking 20 Hood Canal Marina Private Marina, Public Pumpout, Orchard 46 Narrows Park Beach, Restrooms, Parking: 10-20 360.898.2252 | hood-canal-marina.com Guest Moorage, Fuel, Power, Gorst 47 10th Street NW Boat Launch Boat Ramp, Limited Parking Water, Restrooms M 40 LONG LAKE RD OLD BELFAIR HWY Fauntleroy 48 37th Street NW Boat Launch Boat Ramp, Limited Parking BETHEL RD OLD CLIFTON RD 49 Fox Island Boat Launch Boat Ramp, Beach, Parking for 5-10 Southworth SEDGEWICK RD 50 Tacoma DeMolay Sandspit Beach, Restrooms, Parking:1-5, SUNNYSLOPE RD Nature Preserve Usage Fee Marinas & Docks NE SAND HILL RD 51 36th Street NW Boat Launch Boat Ramp, Limited Parking Access Site NE EFFENDAHL PASS RD BIELMEIER RD 52 Kopachuck & Cutts Island Beach, Camping, Restrooms, Parking: 20+, Access Site with Boat Ramp State Parks Discover Pass LAKE FLORA RD BANNER RD Access Site with Camping Dewatto 53 Purdy Sand Spit Boat Ramp, Beach, Parking: 20+ LAKE FLORA RD MAP KEY MULLENIX RD 54 Maple Hollow Beach, Restrooms, Parking: 5-10 Paddle Routes NW DEWATTO HOLLY RD 55 A Street Boat Launch Boat Ramp, Beach, Limited Parking Shore Dive Site Belfair 76 GLENWOOD RD 56 Penrose Point State Park Dock, Beach, Camping, Restrooms, Boat Dive Site BETHEL BURLEY RD EAST Parking: 20+, Discover Pass NE BELFAIR TAHUYA RD LAKE HELENA RD PASSAGE 72nd Street Boat Ramp Boat Ramp, Beach, Limited Parking OLALLA VALLEY RD Seatac 57 For Emergency Information: Vashon 5 Z COLVOS PASSAGE Joemma Beach State Park Dock, Boat Ramp, Beach, Camping, 70 DICKENSON RD WESTSIDE HWY 58 911 | VHF Channel 16 | weather.gov Island Restrooms, Parking:10-20, Discover Pass HWY VASHON For a listing of all 150+ KPNWT sites visit: 71 18 59 Hall Road Boat Launch Boat Ramp, Beach, Limited Parking PINE RD 204TH ST kitsappeninsulawatertrails.com/maps Olalla 60 Coulter Creek Picnic Area Beach, Restrooms NELSON RD 42 which also includes detailed information, NE NORTH SHORE RD Port of Allyn Waterfront Park
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