Point No Point Lighthouse & Park

Point No Point Park Parking

The main parking lot at Point No Point Park remains closed due to the significant damage caused by the past winter storms. However, we have good news to share.

The Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) parking lot located on Point No Point Road is open for the summer season. In addition to the normal use the parking lot provides and until Point No Point Park is open again to vehicular access, the WDFW parking lot may also serve as a location from which visitors may park and walk to Point No Point Park. A Discover Pass will be required to park in the WDFW parking lot. Passes can be purchased online and in person. For more information, please visit https://wdfw.wa.gov/licenses/parking.

We remind visitors about the following:

The main parking lot at point no point park is closed. However, the park is open to pedestrian traffic. Please walk to the park by following the road indicated on the map.

Beach and tidelands on both sides of the WDFW access area are privately owned respect the privacy and property of adjoining property owners.

No stopping or loitering on private tidelands for any reason.

Exercise caution as vehicles may be entering/leaving the area.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW PARKING MAP


Point No Point Park: Project Update - April 2, 2024

We are excited to provide you with an update on the Point No Point Park beach and shoreline repair project, which aims to repair the damages caused during the 2022/2023 Winter season. We want to share these updates with you as they provide valuable information about the project and the steps we are taking to repair and fully open the park to visitors.

Phase 1: Repairs - COMPLETED
We are happy to announce that Phase 1 of the repair project that included importing sand and rock materials to the north beach to bring the elevations back to pre-storm levels is complete.  

Phase 2: Improvements
Phase 2 of the repair work represents a larger project that is intended to improve the beach and shoreline beyond current and pre-storm conditions.  Phase 2 will add additional material to increase the beach elevation further, plant native vegetation to provide increased soil stability, and rebuild the rock revetment wall in front of the lighthouse.  This work is not yet permitted but targeted to take place in 2024 once permits have been approved.  For the Phase 2 work, we are continuing to collaborate closely with the regulatory agencies responsible for permitting work within the shoreline environment; this includes Kitsap County's Department of Community Development, the State of Washington's Department of Ecology, and the Department of Fish and Wildlife, the US Coast Guard and US Army Corps of Engineers, and the local Tribes. Initial design concepts for Phase 2 of the project have been reviewed and supported by these agencies, and permitting from these agencies is in process.

Limited Park Access
Until Phase 2 is complete, the super-sack sandbag wall will remain in place to provide enhanced protection from storms and high tidal fluctuations on the north beach.  However, because this reduces the ingress/egress road to the Point No Point parking lot to a width that cannot accommodate two vehicles passing each other and creates emergency vehicle access issues, the entrance road and parking lot will remain closed to the public until the super-sack sandbag wall has been removed.  

The WDFW parking lot is currently open with additional parking in the small overflow lot outside of the WDFW parking lot (880ft..0.15mi. via paved road to park entrance) and at the trailhead on Thors Road (2,500ft./0.50mi. via dirt trail to beach stairs).

When visiting the park, we remind visitors about the following:

• Beach and tidelands on both sides of the WDFW access area are privately owned

• Respect the privacy and property of adjoining property owners

• No stopping or loitering on private tidelands for any reason

• Exercise caution as vehicles may be entering/leaving the area

We encourage you to contact Kitsap County Parks Staff if you have any questions or would like further information about the project and the ongoing work. We appreciate your interest and support in the repair work at Point No Point Park.

For questions or more information, please email Parks@Kitsap.gov.


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9009 Point No Point Rd NE, Hansville WA 98340

Size: 61 Acres

Region: North District

Features: Sandy beach, picnic areas, undeveloped saltwater access, parking lot and historic lighthouse

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Point No Point Lighthouse & Park Map

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LIGHTHOUSE TOURS


Lighthouse Society: The US Lighthouse Society headquarters is located in the Keeper's Quarters at the Point No Point Light Station and County Park. For more information, visit www.uslhs.org

Check out the webcam and time lapse of Point No Point Lighthouse on the United States Lighthouse Society website!

Volunteer docents needed: Interested in volunteering at the oldest lighthouse on Puget Sound? Contact the Friends of Point No Point, the volunteer stewardship group of the lighthouse, at docents@pnplighthouse.com. Volunteers are needed to give tours, help with historical displays and assist in the museum store.

POINT NO POINT DUPLEX VACATION RENTAL (HISTORIC KEEPER'S QUARTERS)

​The Keeper's Quarters duplex at the Point No Point Light Station is available as a vacation rental! To learn more and make a reservation, visit the website hereTo check availability, contact the USLHS by phone at 415-362-7255 or email lighthouse@uslhs.org (calendar is not available online).

This contact information is for vacation rental of the duplex only.

General inquiries for the Point No Point Lighthouse and County Park should be directed to the Kitsap County Parks office at 360-337-5350.






Directions:
From Poulsbo: Turn North (left) at the intersection of Hansville Road and Highway 104. Travel eight miles to the intersection of Hansville Road and Point No Point Road. Turn right onto Point No Point Road and travel to the road end into the park entrance.