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The Best Time to Visit Bloedel Reserve on Bainbridge Island

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,

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Exciting Things to do on Bainbridge Island in 2023

There’s certainly no shortage of things to do on Bainbridge Island all year round! In fact, each season has its draw to our sleepy island community on the Puget Sound. Winter is cozy and best spent indoors, and Spring means crisp sunny days and cherry blossoms along Winslow Way (our charming main street). Summer is

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The Top Ten Bainbridge Island Restaurants for 2023

Just a quick 35-minute ferry ride from Seattle, you’ll find some of the best dining options in the Northwest. From farm-to-table menus and casual cafes to elegant seafood feasts and tasty pub grub, these Bainbridge Island Restaurants do not disappoint. As of late, many of the island’s long-time restaurants have changed ownership, which often brings

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Bainbridge Island Museum of Art

An Afternoon at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art

There’s no better place to spend a chilly, rainy Northwest day on the island than at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. Next year will mark the 20th anniversary of this local gem, connecting visitors and residents alike to the beautiful and creative art of the Puget Sound region. The major exhibits at the Bainbridge

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Bainbridge Island Restaurants

The Best Bainbridge Island Restaurants for Breakfast

There are some fantastic Bainbridge Island Restaurants to check out for breakfast during your visit. You’ll find anything from casual cafes with counter service to full table service for multi-coursed morning meals. These Bainbridge Island restaurants all share a common goal of using the freshest ingredients, supporting local farmers and offering kind service to locals

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The Best Things to do on Bainbridge Island for Halloween

Our small community likes to go big for celebrations, so there’s no lack of fun things to do on Bainbridge Island during Fall and for Halloween, in particular. The businesses along Winslow Way go all out with spooky decorations, neighborhoods outdo each other with Halloween spectacles, and the trees put on a natural show with

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bloedel reserve

Head to Bloedel Reserve Anytime of Year!

One of the most popular attractions on Bainbridge Island is the Bloedel Reserve, a stunning 150-acre garden woodland with curated spaces resembling an outdoor museum with works of art in nature. It’s no wonder that a visit to Bloedel Reserve holds the number one spot on TripAdvisor for the best things to do on Bainbridge

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Fay Bainbridge Park

Soak up the Sun at the Beautiful Fay Bainbridge Park

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

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Mora Ice Cream

Cool Down at Mora Ice Cream this Summer

One of the best things to do in Summer on Bainbridge Island is hit the famed Mora Ice Cream. The island is home to the original location of Mora Ice Cream, with two other sites on this side of the water in Poulsbo and Kingston. On a hot day, an ice-cold treat is mandatory, and

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Seattle to Bainbridge Ferry

Your Guide to the Seattle to Bainbridge Ferry

One of the best parts about staying on the island is how you get here: the Seattle to Bainbridge ferry ride is as quintessential northwest as it gets. A peaceful 35-minute ferry sailing might be one of the only times you’ll enjoy public transportation. Head up to the top deck, feel the wind in your

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