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We have a unique puppet museum in downtown Bremerton that includes a children’s activity room and gift shop.
We offer pre-arranged museum tours and educational workshops.
We will come to schools to conduct 1 hour puppet activities in 1 & 2nd grade classrooms.

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The Museum consists of a 1908 schoolhouse, home to long-term exhibits. An annex building houses their extensive research library, office space, amenities, and a rotating exhibit gallery. An atrium lobby, with a gift shop and reception desk, joins the one-room schoolhouse to their modern annex building. More Info »

The Berg Nature Trail was established in 1970 as an environmental teaching resource. The 1.3 mile trail traverses several diverse species of trees wit informative markers. Hikers Free!are also treated to a natural pond which is home to a variety of birds. More Info »

Get your own private farm tour and get the scoop on this amazing bird from Australia. Load up the kids or students, fill the bus, call your friends and bring your lunch and your questions for Art & Terrie as they love to talk Emu. Group tours welcome. During the tour you will also learn all about the wonders of the oil and all the other products made from this amazing bird. More Info »

Located in Bremerton, the Bug Museum allows kids an interactive way to experience everything related to bugs; whether it is watching the live bugs on display, exploring bizarre bugs under a microscope, looking through glasses that let you see like a bug, or even watching the busy ants in our giant 8 foot long Ant Farm! More Info »

Pay your respects to this egendary leader of the Suquamish Tribe. The gravesite, dated 1866, overlooks Puget Sound and has painted canoes above the headstone to honor him. He is buried in the tribal cemetery behind St. Peter's Catholic Church in the Suquamish Memorial Cemetery

 

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Pritchard Park is a 50-acre complex on Bainbridge Island, on the southern coast of Eagle Harbor. It was originally used as the site of a wood treatment plant, but is now a public park and the site of the Japanese American Internment Memorial.

There are NO restrooms, so plan accordingly. You may swim there, but do so at your own discretion as there are no lifeguards on duty.

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Home of some of the most famous bicycles in the history of the sport. The vintage cycle collection spans the late 19th through the mid 20th century.
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The Kitsap County Historical Society and Museum collects, preserves, and exhibits the diverse culture, heritage and history of Kitsap County for the education and enjoyment of the public. More Info »

The Log Cabin Museum in Port Orchard is open for the season! More Info »

Free parking and free admission daily! As an official U.S. Navy Museum our mission is to preserve, collect and interpret Naval undersea history, science and operations for the benefit of the U.S. Navy and the people of the United States.

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Of Sea & Shore is a non-profit organization dedicated to the study of natural history, especially mollusks and other invertebrates.
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Visit the oldest lighthouse on Puget Sound! Spend the day exploring and playing on the beach. More Info »

Stroll through actual furnished settings and experience the dynamic story of Port Gamble. Learn about the founders of this National Historic Landmark and the lives of those who lived, worked and played here and helped write its story. There are many heirlooms, artifacts, and photographs from the early 1800's. More Info »

Visitors of all ages will learn more about the waters that surround us. More Info »

20 acre nature park on the north side of Lindvig Way along the Liberty Bay estuary that is home to wildlife viewing, over one mile of looped trails and boardwalk, 5 viewing platforms, benches and interpretive signage. More Info »

The Puget Sound Navy Museum is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and interpreting the naval heritage of the Pacific Northwest for the benefit of the US Navy and general public. Visitors can explore the naval history of the region and experience life as a sailor through exhibits about the PSNS, the USS John C. Stennis, and more. More Info »

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The Bloedel Reserve is a world-renowned public garden located at the north end of Bainbridge Island. Our mission is to provide an enriching and inspiring experience of natural and designed landscapes. No reservations needed to visit. We offer docent-led tours for adults and children. Please call us to arrange guided tours.

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