Things To Do
Bloedel Reserve
Bloedel Reserve is a 140-acre wonder of nature, created by the imagination, vision, and passionate love of the natural world shared by the Bloedel family. Working with the rugged geography of the land, they artfully transformed a rough-hewn Northwest forest into a harmonious series of curated gardens, structural features, and distinctive landscapes, with nature as canvas and paint.
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art
Found on Winslow Way, close to the ferry dock. Free admission daily from 10 am-5 pm.
Fort Ward Park
Fort Ward Park is a historic park located along Rich Passage on the southern end of Bainbridge Island in Washington. Fort Ward Park was formerly a military base. There are trails throughout the 137 acres with remnants of military bases accessible. Trails include paved flat ground along the water and those that bring you up into the hills.
Fay Bainbridge Park
Beautiful waterfront park with views of Seattle/Shoreline.
Bike Barn Rentals
Standard and electric hybrid bicycles are available for rent near the ferry terminal for exploring Bainbridge Island. They also give great recommendations for local bike trips.
Bainbridge Island Wine Tasting
Lots of wineries are available on Bainbridge. The link lists the walkable wine tasting in Winslow. Here are the other locations: Bainbridge Vineyard (8989 NE Day Rd) Fletcher Bay Winery (9415 Coppertop Loop NE UNIT 102) Eleven Winery (7671 NE Day Rd W) Rolling Bay Winery (11272 Sunrise Drive NE) Eagle Harbor Wine Co (400 Winslow Way E UNIT 115) Amelia Wynn Winery (9974 NE Point View Dr or the BISTRO 390 Winslow Way E)
Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial
Want to explore a piece of history? Though it is not the happiest of memories, this memorial is beautiful.
Historic Downtown Poulsbo Association
Lots of shops, galleries, food and drinks. A must-stop: Sluys Poulsbo Bakery.