Bainbridge Island
As you approach Bainbridge Island by ferry or bridge, glimpse at the quiet harbors and homes along the rocky shoreline and the densely forested hills. This vibrant, diverse community — rich in history, culture, and natural beauty — is ready for you to explore. Located 35 minutes by ferry from Seattle, the island enjoys a wonderful combination of farms, wineries, hiking trails, scenic vistas, and local arts.
Community Links
- Visit Bainbridge
- Bainbridge Prepares
- Kitsap Regional Library
- Bainbridge Island Historical Museum
- Kids Discovery Museum
- Bainbridge Island Museum of Art
- Classic Cycle Bike Museum
- Cycle Route Map
- Friends of the Farm
- Bainbridge Island Parks & Trails
- Destination Bainbridge Island
- Bainbridge Island Chamber
- Bainbridge Island Downtown Assoc.
- WA State Ferry - Seattle to Bainbridge
- Map of Bainbridge Island
- Kitsap Transit Bainbridge Island Map
- Other Transportation
Explore Bainbridge
Check out the new video Explore Bainbridge which illustrates the diverse culture as well as the stunning natural beauty Bainbridge Island.
Bloedel Reserve
The Bloedel Reserve is an internationally renowned public garden whose mission is to provide a tranquil and refreshing experience of nature. The Reserve’s 150 acres are a unique blend of natural woodlands and beautifully landscaped gardens. Explore this historic estate and gardens that inspire avid gardeners and hobbyists alike. Visit our Gardens & Nurseries page to find other garden tours along your journey to the Kitsap Peninsula that will satisfy the needs of the green-thumbs in your group.
Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial
Nidoto Nai Yoni, translated as "Let It Not Happen Again," is the motto and mission of the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial. The memorial is located on the site of the former Eagledale ferry dock.
Tour Bainbridge
Check out Bainbridge Island's premier tour company, Tour Bainbridge. Offering guided tours with luxury mini-coach transportation, rain, or shine. So take a ferry ride, hop on the island, and Tour Bainbridge.
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art
This museum features artists ranging from emerging and lesser known to recognized masters. The exhibitions rotate on a regular basis — typically with the seasons, amounting to 12-16 shows per year. Click to learn more.
Bainbridge Performing Arts
Bainbridge Performing Arts promotes appreciation of and participation in the performing arts to build, educate and inspire its vibrant, creative community.
Bainbridge Island Wineries and Breweries
You will find a number of world class vineyards, wineries and distilleries, as well as great breweries on the island for a weekend of tasting splendor! For additional information on Bainbridge Island wineries click here.
Bainbridge Island Parks and Trails
There are a number of beautiful trails and nature preserves to explore on Bainbridge Island for your hiking pleasure. Some of the longer trails connect different portions of the island. Bainbridge Island Parks provides handy information, descriptions and printable maps. Also, check out our Kitsap Peninsula Trails Map page for town and community maps.
Bainbridge Island Historical Museum
The Bainbridge Island Historical Society and Museum is dedicated to the preservation of Bainbridge Island's rich and colorful past. It's worth a visit to the museum which is housed in a 1908 schoolhouse with artifacts, photos & hands-on exhibits related to island history.
