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Experience this waterfront jewel of the Kitsap Peninsulasituated on the shores of scenic Hood Canal. Explore the 120-acre National Historic Landmark complete with picturesque, turn-of-the-century buildings filled with antiques, an historic church, breathtaking views, expansive grounds and New England style houses on maple and elm tree-lined streets.

Founded in 1853, by Maine businessmen Andrew Pope and William Talbot, Port Gamble was the longest continuously operating mill town in North America. Authentically restored and operated by Pope Resources, Port Gamble is the only remaining company owned mill town in Puget Sound. We invite you to visit our unique shops and Sunday markets, explore our trails, exchange vows, celebrate an event, or simply take a leisurely stroll and relive history.

Send us your pictures! Do you have pictures of Port Gamble that you'd like to share? Send them to us! They may even get posted as picture of the week.

Click here to see Port Gamble's Walking Tour Brochure (pdf)

Click here to visit Port Gamble's historic cybertour.

Port Gamble. Live. Work. Play.

Current Events & Happenings

In the News:
10/3/09 North Kitsap Herald 'Zombies return to the quiet shores of Port Gamble'
10/29/09 Evening Magazine 'Port Gamble wants to give you the creeps'
11/21/09 Kitsap Sun 'Bainbridge Graduate Institute Eyeing New Home for Campus'
12/30/2009 North Kitsap Herald 'Port Gamble General Store changing hands'
3/26/2010 North Kitsap Herald 'Don't forget: Zombies and magicians in Kitsap this weekend'
4/27/2010 Kitsap Sun 'Kitsap County, OPG Begin Planning for Preservation of 7,000 Acres'
5/10/2010 Outdoors NW 'Kitsap Peninsula envisions more outdoor space for FUN!'

For the view of living and working in Port Gamble check out "Life's a Gamble," a local blog from a resident.