Navy Yard City may not be the biggest community in Kitsap County, but it has a character all its own. Tucked along Sinclair Inlet, it’s shaped by the rhythms of the shipyard, the quiet of neighborhood streets, and the views that remind us how close we live to the water. From affordable housing and schools […]
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A Local’s Guide to Manchester, WA: Real Estate, Things to Do & More If you’re thinking about visiting, moving to, or just want to know more about our little slice of the Pacific Northwest, you’ve come to the right place. I’ve lived here for a while, and there’s a certain calm, neighborly feel to Manchester
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Lofall, Washington, is a small waterfront community on Hood Canal in North Kitsap County. Known for its quiet neighborhoods, wooded hillsides, and sweeping water views, Lofall offers a balance of rural living with access to nearby towns like Poulsbo and Kingston. While unincorporated, the area is closely tied to Kitsap’s schools, parks, and ferry routes,
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Kingston, Washington, is a waterfront community that blends small-town charm with ferry-driven convenience. Known as the “Little City by the Sea,” Kingston offers a unique mix of natural beauty, family-friendly living, and easy access to Seattle and the rest of Kitsap County. This guide explores housing, schools, parks, businesses, and daily life in Kingston, providing
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Locals around Keyport know the rhythms of the pier, the rush of tide through Liberty Bay, and the school buses that fill the museum parking lot. The town may be small, but it carries a warm, friendly character that makes it easy to fall in love with. For anyone considering a move, planning a visit,
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Indianola sits on the north shore of Port Madison in North Kitsap. It is not an incorporated city. It is a census designated place within Kitsap County and lies on the Port Madison Indian Reservation, home of the Suquamish Tribe. The 2020 census counted 3,664 residents. Life centers around the long community dock, a small
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Someone who grew up in Hansville often recalls the rhythm of life tied to the water and weather. They remember timing their beach walks at Point No Point with the changing tides, knowing exactly when the sand would stretch out far enough for a long stroll. Simple routines like stopping by the Hansgrill for a
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I grew up catching my first salmon on Gorst Creek and grabbing coffee on the curve before SR 16 climbs toward Port Orchard. Gorst is small, but it sits in the middle of everything. If you are moving here or just curious, here is a deep, local look at life in Gorst. Real Estate and
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Tucked quietly between Dyes Inlet and Chico Bay, Erlands Point is one of those places that many people drive past without realizing what it has to offer. For those of us who call it home, the charm lies in its quiet waterfront roads, close-knit feel, and easy access to both Bremerton and Silverdale. If you’re
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Here’s how we talk about Enetai as neighbors. We wake up to gulls over Port Washington Narrows, wave at folks walking along Perry, and plan our weekends around tides and ferry times. If you are new here, welcome. This guide shares how life really feels on our side of the bridge. Enetai is small, green,
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