Port Townsend offers an array of charming boutique hotels and unique places to stay—but be aware, in-town accommodations can fill up quickly! Luckily, there are many other beautiful towns to stay at on the Olympic Peninsula within driving distance of the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival, including:

Port Hadlock - 20 minute drive
Port Ludlow - 30 minute drive
Marrowstone Island - 30 minute drive
Sequim - 45 minute drive
Port Angeles - 1 hour drive

Here are a few lodging options to explore as you plan your visit…

Local Tourism Websites
These local tourism and lodging websites are a great place to start your search for accommodations! Find extensive lists of local hotels, motels, and other places to stay using the links below...

• Olympic Peninsula
• Enjoy Port Townsend
• Visit Sunny Sequim
• Visit Port Angeles

Vacation Rentals
If you’re looking for a bit more space or solitude, a vacation rental is a great option for your stay during Wooden Boat Festival. We’ve listed a few local vacation rental websites here, but be sure to check out Airbnb and vrbo.com, too!

• Brigadoon Vacation Rentals
• Sequim Valley Properties
• Port Angeles Vacation Rentals
• Kala Point Vacation Rentals

Camping
Get out into the great outdoors! Camping and RV-ing are wonderful ways to experience the Olympic Peninsula. Here is a list of a few campsites in the area, and don't forget to check out the local options on Hipcamp (which is like the Airbnb of campsites & glamping)!

• Jefferson County Fairgrounds
• Fort Worden State Park
• Fort Flagler State Park
• Oak Bay Campground
• Sequim Bay State Park
• Dungeness Recreation Area
• John Wayne Waterfront Resort
• Dungeness Forks Campground

Groups
Get your sailing club (or any group!) together and come to Festival. Hang out at Festival during the day, sit around the campfire with your friends at night. Interested?  Email: Barb@nwmaritime.org