Kitsap Peninsula & Islands
Kingston, Washington
Unincorporated community
Ferry landing on the Kitsap Peninsula
Kingston is a small ferry town on the north Kitsap Peninsula, with a marina, waterfront restaurants and a sailing community.
History & Local Character
A steamer landing and lumber town, Kingston became a ferry terminal for the Edmonds crossing.
Housing & Real Estate
Waterfront homes, rural acreage and small subdivisions.
Restaurants & Shopping
A handful of waterfront restaurants, a bakery and a coffee shop serve the town.
Schools & Education
North Kitsap School District serves Kingston.
Parks & Recreation
Kingston's waterfront park, the marina and nearby trails provide recreation.
Transportation & Accessibility
Washington State Ferries sails to Edmonds; SR 104 connects to the Hood Canal Bridge and US 101.
Local Businesses
Marina businesses, restaurants, a hardware store and sailing services.
No businesses are listed in Kingston yet. Add your business to be the first.
Nearby Attractions
- Kingston ferry
- Hood Canal Bridge
- Port Gamble
- Olympic Peninsula
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Ferry access to the Seattle area
- Waterfront village feel
- Gateway to the Olympics
Considerations
- Very limited services
- Ferry and bridge closures affect travel
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the Kingston ferry go?
Washington State Ferries runs from Kingston to Edmonds, a crossing of roughly 30 minutes.