Bainbridge Island is more than just a ferry stop or a charming real estate destination—it’s a vibrant, forested haven rich with art, nature, and small-town charm. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend or considering making the move, here are some top experiences not to miss.
Bloedel Reserve – Nature Meets Tranquility
An internationally renowned public garden, Bloedel Reserve offers over 150 acres of curated woodland, meadows, and reflection ponds.
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (BIMA)
A stunning contemporary space just steps from the ferry terminal, BIMA features rotating exhibits, local artists, and a delightful gift shop.
Bainbridge Performing Arts
Catch a live performance, comedy night, or youth theater show at this local arts institution.
Winslow Downtown Stroll
From indie bookstores to handcrafted goods and cozy cafes, Winslow Way is the perfect mix of walkable charm and modern island life. Don’t miss:
Outdoor Adventures
From kayaking and paddleboarding to forest hikes and beaches:
Join Trail Sisters Bainbridge Island
A welcoming group for women who love hiking, nature, and camaraderie on the trails. Trail Sisters organizes regular group walks and hikes around Bainbridge and Kitsap County.
Island Dining
Enjoy local Pacific Northwest cuisine with island flair:
Island Markets & Makers
Check out the Saturday Farmers Market (April–Nov) at Town Square.
Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial
A moving historical site honoring those affected by WWII internment.
Thinking of Making Bainbridge Island Home?
If you’ve fallen in love with the island’s charm, I’d love to help you find your perfect home here. From waterfront escapes to downtown cottages, I’m here to guide your journey.