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Where We Are

How To Get Here

Historic Port Townsend offers whale watching, shopping, art and more. During your stay, take advantage of events like the Victorian Heritage Festival, Fiddle Tunes, or the World-famous Wooden Boat Festival.

Port Townsend is located on the Olympic Peninsula in the Pacific Northwest, just over two hours from Seattle and less than four hours from Vancouver.

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The journey here crosses path with some amazing spots. We've pulled together route suggestions from all directions!

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Travel Details

Take the Seattle - Bainbridge Ferry to Bainbridge Island.
Then, take WA-305 N to WA-3 N, turning left onto WA-104 W and then right onto WA-19 N.
Continue for about 20 miles and turn left onto Washington Street.
The Bishop Victorian will be on your left in less than a mile.

Take I-5 South towards exit 133 for WA-16 W.
Take WA-16 to WA-3 until eventually turning left onto WA-104 W and then right onto WA-19 N.
Continue for about 20 miles and turn left onto Washington Street.
The Bishop Victorian will be on your left in less than a mile.

Follow BC-99 S and I-5 S to Burlington, United States.
Take exit 230 from I-5 S and continue on WA-20 W to Island County.
Board the Port Townsend - Coupeville Ferry to Port Townsend.
Then, take Water St to Washington St.
The Bishop Victorian will be on your immediate left.

Take Grant McConachie Way and Sea Island Way to BC-99 S and I-5 S to Burlington, United States.
Take exit 230 from I-5 S and continue on WA-20 W to Island County.
Board the Port Townsend - Coupeville Ferry to Port Townsend.
Then, take Water St to Washington St.
The Bishop Victorian will be on your immediate left.