During the late spring and early summer, Bloedel Reserve and all of Bainbridge Island, in fact, begin to come alive with buds, bulbs, bright green, and colorful blooms. The landscape of the Northwest loves to put on a show after the long, wet winter, and our quiet island community starts to buzz again with visitors,
Located about 15 minutes from Downtown Winslow, on the island’s north end, Fay Bainbridge Park is a lovely space to bring a picnic and explore. The 17-acre park includes a long stretch of shoreline along the Puget Sound with a mix of pebbles, rocks, and sand. The most memorable facet at Fay Bainbridge Park is
Coming over to Bainbridge Island via the Washington State Ferry System, which leaves out of downtown Seattle’s Coleman Dock, is an expensive trip to make by car, and sometimes quite a hassle. This is especially true during these busy summer months when floods of visitors are heading to our charming little island town. Luckily, there’s
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