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Top-rated vacation rentals in Kingston

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Guest suite in Kingston
Private suite with courtyard in downtown Kingston
Explore destinations around the Puget Sound from this bright guest suite with a private entrance, bathroom, and outdoor garden patio all for you. Just one mile from downtown Kingston - walk to ferries, dining, and shopping. Close to Seattle, Hood Canal, Port Townsend, and Bainbridge Island. Mini fridge, microwave, coffee/tea, wifi, Roku television with Netflix, Prime, and HBO Max. Pet-free, smoke-free, and fragrance-free. No smokers please, not even those who smoke outside.
$87 per night
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Rental unit in Kingston
Boysenberry Beach by the bay
Scenic waterfront property on Port Gamble Bay that includes oysters and clams! 750 sq feet one bedroom apartment above a garage. You will have access to the waterfront as well as use of two kayaks or you can bring your own. Bring your Mt. bikes or go for a hike in the nearby Port Gamble Trails. Quiet and surrounded by forest. Nearby restaurants, sandy beaches, Hood Canal, Olympic National Park. Named Boysenberry Beach due to the boysenberry bushes on the property.
$88 per night
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Guest suite in Kingston
Kingston Garden Hideaway
Guest Suite tucked on a lush five acre expansive garden and forest, 20 minutes from Bainbridge Island or charming Poulsbo, ten minutes from historic Port Gamble. Start your travels with a relaxing ferry ride over the Puget Sound from Edmonds. Peaceful forest setting, second story deck, gas fireplace, lush, nationally renowned gardens and full privacy await you. The Olympic National Forest, Port Townsend, Port Angeles and Sequim are only 45-60-min away.
$87 per night
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Stay near Kingston's top sights

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The Kingston Ale House18 locals recommend
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The Grub Hut12 locals recommend
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Westside Pizza3 locals recommend
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J'aime Les Crêpes ​Crêperie7 locals recommend
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Kafé Neo Kingston3 locals recommend
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Filling Station5 locals recommend

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Seabatical Waterfront Escape, Kingston
$245 per night
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Private room in Kingston
Spacious lower level suite in coastal Kingston
$82 per night
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Vacation home in Poulsbo
Waterfront 1BR apartment: Serene, Spacious & Views
$123 per night
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Guest suite in Kingston
Dahlia Cove Inn & Sauna Enchanting & Secluded
$154 per night
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Guesthouse in Poulsbo
Cozy Clubhouse Retreat on Five Peaceful Acres
$102 per night
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Farm stay in Kingston
The Retreat at August Ciderhouse
$162 per night
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Private room in Kingston
Nestle Inn!
$108 per night
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Guest suite in Kingston
Private & Spacious 2BR apartment in Kingston, WA
$167 per night
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Home in Kingston
The Parklands on Admiralty Inlet
$300 per night
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Home in Kingston
Kingston Cove Beach House
$248 per night
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Home in Kingston
Waterfront Kingston Getaway on Puget Sound!
$282 per night
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Private room in Poulsbo
The Raspberry Room at Raspberry Ridge Farm
$125 per night
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Your guide to Kingston

All About Kingston

Located on Puget Sound, a short ferry trip from Seattle, Kingston is a gateway to Washington’s Kitsap Peninsula and Olympic National Park. Anchoring the western end of the famous Washington State Ferry, the town offers scenic ferry and boat rides with views of snow-capped mountains, lush vegetation, and animals in their natural habitat. Whale watching is big here, as is kayaking, scuba diving, and fishing. After a long day on the water or exploring the surrounding wilderness, head to the charming downtown to find bakeries, independent boutiques, seafood restaurants serving the daily catch, and plenty of places to sip local beer and wine.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Kingston?

Kingston can experience harsh winters, with the lowest temperatures occurring from December to February. If you want to explore the snowy trails of Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park during this time, grab your coat, and you may get lucky and witness the arrival of winter seabirds and fall migrant birds. Summer is a wonderful time to secure Kingston vacation rentals and explore the coast. The temperature is warm July through September, and pleasant for activities like boating, golfing, and hiking the trails of the nearby forests. Spring is an excellent time to visit the Heronswood Garden and enjoy the beautiful flora in full bloom. In late spring, come to observe the Japanese wood poppy, one of the late bloomers.


What are the top things to do in Kingston?

Birding

The Kitsap Peninsula is regularly visited by over 200 species, and around 115 species nest in the area. Point No Point Park is a bird lover’s paradise, home to everything from kingfishers to hooting owls. Kingston Marina is full of aquatic and mudflat habitats, where you can observe American and Eurasian wigeons and seagulls. Other facilities include a fishing pier, visitors' dock, and walkway viewing sites.

Kitsap Peninsula Water Trails

Kingston and North Kitsap are known for their beaches and numerous hiking and mountain bike trails. The Kitsap Peninsula Water Trails offer year-round access to water-related activities, from kayaking around bays and coves to sailing around the Kitsap Peninsula. Explore the coastlines of Hood Canal and if you rest at the shore of Norwegian Point Park, you may get to observe blue herons bathing in the sun.

Heronswood Garden

Heronswood is an enchanting botanical garden located on the north end of the Kitsap Peninsula. Walk along its beautiful stone walkway and admire a variety of more than 9,000 rare and unusual shrubs, flowers, and plant specimens from around the world. Hardy large-leaf bananas, giant pineapple lilies, and orange “Forncett Furnace” are just a few in the collection. The garden also hosts events and classes, such as gardening for birds, conifer cultivation and identification, and plant sales.

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