Getting Here Is Easy

Experience the best of both worlds in Port Gamble! With easy access from Seattle, Tacoma, and Kingston, this historic town offers a unique blend of charm and outdoor adventure. Explore the well-preserved 19th-century buildings, then venture into the surrounding forests for hiking and biking. Port Gamble is the perfect getaway for history buffs and nature lovers alike.

Accessibility

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Edmonds-Kingston Ferry
45 Mins

30 minute crossing time
15 minutes from ferry dock to Port Gamble 

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Kingston-Seattle Fast Ferry
55 mins

40 minute crossing time
15 minutes from dock to Port Gamble

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Seattle-Bainbridge Ferry
1 Hour 10 Mins

35 minute crossing time
35 minutes from dock to Port Gamble

While Port Gamble offers its own unique charm, its convenient location provides easy access to major retailers and diverse shopping experiences in nearby Downtown Seattle, Poulsbo, and Silverdale.

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Downtown Seattle
1 Hour
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Poulsbo
15 Mins
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Silverdale
30 Mins

DIRECTIONS

Getting to beautiful Port Gamble is easy, with options for both car and ferry travel. We've outlined several routes to help you plan your trip.

From Seattle/Bainbridge Island:

  • Seattle-Bainbridge Ferry & Car: Take the Washington State Ferry from Seattle to Bainbridge Island (Winslow). From the Bainbridge ferry terminal, follow SR 305 to Highway 3 toward the Hood Canal Bridge. Continue straight for 1.5 miles after the Hood Canal Bridge, then turn left onto Rainier Ave when the road turns sharply to the right at the water towers.
  • Edmonds-Kingston Ferry & Car: Take the Washington State Ferry from Edmonds to Kingston. From the Kingston ferry terminal, proceed through Kingston to the 5th stop light, turn right onto Highway 104, go approximately 2 to 3 miles and go straight when the road makes a sharp left at the water towers.

From Tacoma/South:

  • Follow SR 16W to Highway 3 North. Continue on Highway 3, continue straight for 1.5 miles after the Hood Canal Bridge, then turn left onto Rainier Ave when the road turns sharply to the right at the water towers.

 

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