Ready, set…SNAP! Who doesn’t love to take a selfie in front of something beautiful, unique, extraordinary and hashtag worthy? Finding yourself in front of a colorful mural or a giant wooden gnome is a PERFECT excuse to memorialize the moment with a selfie for Facebook and Insta. Here is a round up of just a few of the amazing places on the Kitsap Peninsula to take photos in front of!

Your Local Kitsap guide today is Coreen Haydock, local business owner and community leader. She’s sharing her love for Kitsap - beautiful gardens, locally made wines, and community events. Explore ‘like a local’ with Coreen’s tips for visiting Kitsap.

How to spend 2 hours exploring downtown Bremerton. Discover shops, food, drink, activities and things to do on the Bremerton waterfront including restaurants, shops, bars & movie theaters.

Things to do on Bainbridge Island in any weather - rain or shine! Let’s explore indoor activities for day when you want to avoid the rain and outdoor adventures when you want to be outside!

Spring on the Kitsap Peninsula means the start of FARMER'S MARKET SEASON and we couldn't be happier! Each Farmer’s Market around the Kitsap Peninsula has its own notable flair, no two are alike. That’s why we’ve created this handy round-up so you can plan to experience them all!

Explore South Kitsap’s two great night markets in Bremerton & Port Orchard.

If you only have a few hours on the bremerton waterfront and want explore public parks on foot, here’s a great walkable itinerary that takes you to easy accessible parks and public spaces to relax and play.

Your Local Kitsap guide today is Brittany Hess, a local small business owner and market manager. She’s sharing her love for Kitsap - exploring the outdoors, thrift shops, and local markets. Explore ‘like a local’ with Brittany’s tips for visiting Kitsap.

Your Local Kitsap guide today is Baqi Kopelman, the director of a botanical garden. He’s sharing his love for Kitsap - nature walks, local wines, and artisan markets. Explore ‘like a local’ with Baqi’s tips for visiting Kitsap.

Keep reading for a list of fun, family-friendly activities & things to do in Port Orchard, Washington, rain or shine!

Sometimes it seems like Kitsap experiences all 4 seasons on the same day. Especially in Spring, the Kitsap Peninsula can go from sunshine to drizzle to a double rainbow and back to blue skies all in the same day.

The Kitsap Peninsula is a very pet-friendly place to travel, adventure, and explore. Explore the Poulsbo waterfront with Walter, plus check out our list of 20 dog-friendly trails and off-leash parks to have fun with your pup in Kitsap!

Your guide to the Bremerton National Airport, Kitsap’s largest and most well appointed airport!

The Kitsap Peninsula is a very pet friendly place to travel, adventure and explore. Here’s our list of 20 dog friendly trails and off-leash parks to have fun with your pup!

A walk down Bay Street on the Port Orchard’s waterfront with business owner Sam Smith, reveals a cluster of shops, restaurants and experiences that are perfect for a few hours with the family, friends or flying solo.

Your Local Kitsap guide today is Molly Brahmer, a local artist. She’s sharing her love for Kitsap - tapas, local art, and farmers’ markets. Explore ‘like a local’ with Molly’s tips for visiting Kitsap.

Your Local Kitsap guide today is Danielle Rimbert, local artist and small business owner. She’s sharing her love for Kitsap - live music, pizza spots, vintage shopping, and local cafes. Explore ‘like a local’ with Danielle’s tips for visiting Kitsap.

October on the Kitsap Peninsula - the days grow shorter, darker, and as we approach Halloween, the family festivities and fun go into full swing. Kingston,Bremerton, Poulsbo, and beyond host a variety of pumpkin patches and Halloween events for families.

We love exploring our state parks, no matter the season…but summer is a truly special time to get outside and appreciate all that the Kitsap Peninsula has to offer.

Step aboard the new Suquamish Heritage Bus Tour - a small group guided experience created by the Suquamish Museum to some of the most culturally and historically significant sites of the Suquamish people.