Enjoy a relaxing ferry ride from downtown Seattle or Edmonds, or a short drive across the beautiful Agate Pass Bridge, and you will arrive in the Town of Poulsbo with its Scandinavian ambiance and peaceful water and mountain views.

The Poulsbo Inn & Suites is nestled in the heart of the Olympic Peninsula, with beautiful downtown Poulsbo just minutes away.

Directions from Bainbridge Island Ferry:
Start at 299 Olympic Drive SE and go 0.3 miles.  Continue on WA-305 and go 11.1 miles.  Poulsbo Inn & Suites will be on your right.

Directions from Kingston Ferry:
Starting from ferry on Ohio Avenue NE go toward NE E 1st St W. go 0.1 miles  bear right to follow WA-104 W go 3.7 miles.  Continue on Bond Road (WA-307), go 5.3 miles (WA-104 turns into Bond RD).  Turn left on to WA-305 NE go 1.5 miles and the Poulsbo Inn & Suites is on your left.

From Seattle-Tacoma Airport:
Start on International Blvd. going towards S 180th Street, go 1.4 miles.  Turn left on S 200th Street, go 0.4 miles.  Take ramp onto I-5 S toward Portland, go 18.7 miles.  Take exit #132/Gig Harbor/Bremerton/So 38 street/Tacoma Mall onto WA-16 W toward Gig Harbor/Bremerton/Sprague Ave. – go 27.2 miles.  Continue on WA-3 N, go 18.0 miles.  Take ramp onto WA-305 NE toward Poulsbo/Bainbridge Island, go 2.5 miles.  Poulsbo Inn & Suites will be on your left.

The Town of Poulsbo is alive with activities and sightseeing.  Breathtaking views and award winning food makes Poulsbo a top pick for Pacific Northwest vacations.  Here are a few of the many attractions not to miss while enjoying your stay in Poulsbo.

Kiana Lodge
The lodge is surrounded by fragrant cedars, majestic firs and a stunning variety of blooming plant life. In addition to this lush atmosphere, Kiana Lodge is situated on 1,000 feet of no bank waterfront and six acres of beautiful gardens. The lodge offers year round meeting space, banquet facilities and catering services for private parties, corporate events and many wedding celebrations.

Hoodsport Winery
Hoodsport Winery is a small award winning winery located on the rural Olympic peninsula. From the winery you have a majestic view of the Hood Canal and the Olympic mountains. A pioneer in the Washington State wine industry, Hoodsport Winery originated in 1978 when there was only 16 wineries.

Bloedel Reserve
The reserve comprises approximately 150 acres on Bainbridge Island, where it is blessed by the mild, moist climate of Puget Sound. About 84 acres are second growth forest. The remainder are altered landscapes, including various gardens, ponds and meadows. The Reserve was once the home of the Bloedel Family, which is primarily responsible for its growth and development. Reservations are required to tour the Reserve.

White Horse Golf Club
A spectacular course nestled on high ground between the Olympic & Cascade mountains. White Horse golf course offers sweeping views of Puget Sound & the mountains. Delights unfold on every hole. White Horse Golf Club opened in 2007 with rave reviews.

Keyport Undersea Museum
Significant artifacts on display include major U. S. torpedoes dating from the Whitehead and Howell torpedoes to modern MK 46 and MK 50 weapons; a Confederate mine from the Civil War; torpedo tubes from the fleet ballistic missile submarine USS Tecumseh; and a simulation of the control room from the fast attack submarine Greenling. The exhibits offer numerous video, audio, and hands-on activities to enhance a visitor’s enjoyment and understanding.

Northwest Electric Boat Rentals
Rent a classic electric boat from Northwest Electric Boat Rentals located at the Poulsbo waterfront. In style and comfort, cruise Liberty Bay and explore the pristine shoreline of Bainbridge Island. The boats are covered, enclosed, heated and cozy on chilly or rainy days or open for a breeze and sunshine during warm weather. Each boat holds up to 12 people and is as easy to operate as a golf cart. Bring your music cds, your picnic & beverages.

Port Gamble
Founded in 1853, Port Gamble was the longest continuously operating mill town in North America. Authentically restored and operated by Pope Resources, Port Gamble is the only remaining company owned mill town in Puget Sound. Visit unique shops and markets, explore trails, or simply take a leisurely stroll and re-live history. Explore the turn of the century buildings filled with antiques, an historic church, and breathtaking views. Visit the General Store and museum.