History + Culture
Kingston, WA, founded in 1878 by C.C. Calkins, started as a lumber town and a vacation destination for Seattle residents. Known as the “Little City by the Sea,” it quickly grew with the arrival of the Mosquito Fleet. Today, Kingston remains a charming gateway to the Kitsap Peninsula.
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Food + Drink
Kingston’s food scene is vibrant and diverse, offering everything from tasty pastries and bread at The Borrowed Kitchen & Bakery to fresh poke at Ono Poke Too. Enjoy craft brews at The Kingston Alehouse, savory crêpes at J’aime Les Crêpes Crêperie, and classic pizzas at Sourdough Willy’s Pizza. Delight in local flavors and culinary creativity!
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Shopping
Kingston, WA, offers a delightful shopping experience with unique local stores. Explore the Saltwater Bookshop and Kingston Bookery for literary treasures, visit The Paisley Whale and Clever Gift Shop for charming gifts, and don’t miss Jasper Row for stylish women’s clothing. Enjoy discovering Kingston’s local gems!
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Community Events
Kingston, WA, offers vibrant community events in a scenic waterfront setting. Mike Wallace Park hosts a lively Saturday Public Market, free summer concerts, and July 4th festivities. The Port of Kingston provides ample moorage and recreational facilities. Enjoy picnics, trails, and playgrounds, making Kingston a perfect destination for families and visitors alike.
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