explore our nearby favorites

The Larry Scott Memorial Trail is a wonderful, well-groomed trail that travels eight miles from the waterfront in Port Townsend to the southern trailhead which is just down the road past Chevy Chase. It is perfect for walking, jogging, dog exercising and biking. Eventually it will connect with the Olympic Discovery Trail and will go all the way to Neah Bay! Parking areas in Boat Haven (Port Townsend), Cape George Road (midpoint) or at the intersection of South Discovery Road and Milo Curry road (just up the road from Chevy Chase). Don’t have your own bikes - rent ebikes from Olympigo.

Jackson and Blaine Streets off of Monroe Street in Port Townsend

This idyllic 5+ acre park, located on the hillside overlooking Admiralty Inlet, has a commanding view of the Cascade Mountains. It is a perfect spot for an afternoon picnic, a stroll through the gardens, or adventure on the swing set. The park boasts beautiful flower gardens, a tropical water garden, picnic areas and shelter, and play equipment. There is also access to the park's beach and extensive tidelands.

9884 Rhody Drive (Hwy 19), Chimacum, WA

H.J. Carroll Park is a great addition to our county park system with event pavilions, walking paths, a stone labyrinth maze, basketball courts, picnic and grill area, playground, BMX track, disc golf and athletic fields. In November 2022, an accessible and inclusive playground known as Jefferson Universal Movement Playground (JUMP!) opened. Park is open dawn to dusk.

Located eight miles northeast of Hadlock on the northern tip of Marrowstone Island. Fort Flagler State Park is a 784-acre marine camping park surrounded on three sides by 19,100 feet of saltwater shoreline. The park rests on a high bluff overlooking Puget Sound, with views of the Olympic and Cascade Mountains. Many historic buildings remain at this 19th-century-established military fort.

Fort Worden State Park overflows with places of interest to visit, study and explore. The gun batteries, or “bunkers,” were the heart and purpose of the fort and fill the hillside above the main fort grounds. The park also has over two miles of shoreline on Puget Sound and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Point Wilson is the dividing line between these two bodies of water, and gives the park two distinct beaches. While you are there, stop by the Cablehouse Beach Canteen for some Batch Brothers Burgers or soft serve ice cream.

360-385-0704 (across the street from us)

7401 Cape George Road, Port Townsend

Originally built as the Chevy Chase Golf Club, the Discovery Bay Golf Club is the Pacific Northwest’s oldest public course. The course boasts commanding views of Discovery Bay, Mount Baker and the Olympics. Play this 18-hole, 6,753 yard, par 72 course year round. Full facilities, including a driving range, putting green, club and cart rentals. You can walk across the street or drive up the road and even bring your pup!

Do you love to be on the water . . . there is so much to do in this Victorian Seaport including but not limited to Olympic Kayak Tours, sailing with Left Coast Charters or Sail Port Townsend and Fishing.