I am kind of partial to Kingston Washington, as it is the place I call home. Beautiful waterfront with a private boat dock that boarders a sunny community Park. Perfect for family adventures, and the weekly farmers market.

Don’t forget the annual 4^th of July parade, the longest continuously running 4th of July celebration West of the Mississippi!

Kingston connects the western end of the Washington State Ferry route. Edmonds-Kingston route is the drive on and passenger ferry. A recent addition is the passenger ferry that travels directly from Kingston to downtown Seattle. It’s a beautiful and scenic 30-minute ferry ride, perfect for a walk-on ferry adventure in either direction, especially during the summer. Kingston’s charming main street is lined with shops, pubs with local brews and assorted restaurants. The Kingston Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center, located directly in front of the Kingston-Edmonds ferry terminal, offers travelers to the Kitsap Peninsula and beyond a wealth of information. While there, take a leisurely tour of the town and enjoy the natural beauty of Kingston and the Kitsap Peninsula