Kingston vacation rentals

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Popular amenities for Kingston vacation rentals

Stay near Kingston's top sights

The Grub Hut12 locals recommend
The Kingston Ale House17 locals recommend
J'aime Les Crêpes ​Crêperie7 locals recommend
Filling Station4 locals recommend
Westside Pizza3 locals recommend
Borrowed Kitchen Bakery And Farmhouse Cafe6 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Kingston

Guest favorite

Cabin in Poulsbo

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Ghost Salmon Cabin in a Cedar Tree Grove

Jun 7 – 14

R2,282 ZAR per night
Guest favorite

Home in Kingston

4.87 out of 5 average rating, 245 reviews

Seabatical Waterfront Escape, Kingston

Oct 2 – 9

R5,412 ZAR per night
Guest favorite

Guesthouse in Bainbridge Island

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 232 reviews

Secluded Hideaway in the Forest

Sep 20 – 27

R1,845 ZAR per night
Guest favorite

Loft in Poulsbo

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 210 reviews

Poulsbo's Perch - Private Neighborhood Getaway

Jan 1 – 8

R2,406 ZAR per night
Guest favorite

Guest suite in Poulsbo

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 220 reviews

Good Shepherd Farm Guest Cottage

Sep 13 – 20

R2,521 ZAR per night
Guest favorite

Tiny home in Poulsbo

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Charming and secluded Tiny House in the Forest

Feb 15 – 22

R2,092 ZAR per night
Guest favorite

Home in Hansville

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 340 reviews

Cozy waterfront house with panoramic view

Jul 6 – 13

R3,752 ZAR per night
Guest favorite

Cottage in Bainbridge Island

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 367 reviews

Recent Build 900sqft Cottage, Water Views & Sauna!

Oct 3 – 10

R3,345 ZAR per night

Other great vacation rentals in Kingston

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.


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.


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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