Familienfreundliche Ferienunterkünfte in Indianola

Timber-framed Studio w/SleepingLoft

The spacious studio comfortably shelters 1-4 people, and possibly two more depending on your group. Filled with light, the spacious studio is a cozy get-away or easy base camp. Walk through Rolling Bay neighborhood to nearby shops, beaches and trails. Garden seating is available, with a fire pit just in case a marshmallow roast is in order. We will consider well-behaved pets with their responsible owners, as most are, for a $25/animal fee. Dogs must not be left alone unless happily crated.

The Parklands on Admiralty Inlet

Surround yourself in nature's beauty in this vast, secluded estate property. A one-of-a-kind experience on 15 acres with 625' of waterfront. This modest but cozy beach house hosts up to 11 guests. With 2 bedrooms, bathroom, private bedroom/bathroom suite and den with a sleeper couch, the house is set up to accommodate several families. This Airbnb is a popular destination for family gatherings, retreats, and romantic getaways. Close to ferries, Kingston, golf, restaurants, trails and casino.

house upon the sand

Once tucked back into the woods, this newly improved 1920s cabin now enjoys a front-row seat to the grandeur of the Hood Canal thanks to a tidal creek that has washed away the sandy soil that once supported the departed trees. This property may prove challenging for individuals with mobility issues. **Pricing is discounted due to ongoing improvements. Tools and materials are kept out of sight, but you may notice some unfinished details. Due to continued progress, appearance may vary.

Puget Sound Waterfront - Blue Heron House

This historic cabin is located right on the beach, just a few feet from the high tide mark. It's the only cabin immediately on the beach for miles either direction; all other houses are above at street level. Just 90 minutes from downtown Seattle via the Seattle / Bainbridge Island ferry. *** Beginning Summer 2025 (June 2nd through September 28th) all summer bookings are per week, with a 6 night stay minimum, check-in on Mondays, check-out following Sunday or Monday morning. ****

'Magical' Mid-Century Estate [27 Acres, Sleeps 12]

Kingston House is an Anker I. Molver-designed, mid-century “masterpiece” on 27 private acres of rolling hills, towering cedars and a working lavender farm. Located on the Kitsap Peninsula between Bainbridge Island and Olympic National Park, we are a quintessentially Pacific Northwest setting for your getaway or celebration. Kingston House feels remote, but is just 2 miles from the Kingston ferry (to Seattle & Edmonds) and 11 miles from the Bainbridge ferry (to Seattle).

Guest House with a view above the beach.

Come explore beautiful Bainbridge Island and stay in our comfortable guest home. Located 5 miles from the ferry on the Northeast side of the island. This home is a separate dwelling with it's own driveway and private entrance located on our property. The short walk to the beach is about 5 minutes where you can have a beach fire, build a fort or simply relax and enjoy the views of the shipping lanes, Mt. Rainer, herons, eagles, orcas and our neighborhood sea lions.

Clean & Private! the Beach Suite on Lemolo

When you visit the Beach Suite on Lemolo you'll be welcomed by gracious cedars and the scent of flowering gardens all to the sound track of gentle waves lapping the shore. The guesthouse is fully equipped for either the adventurer, business traveler or peace seeker. Comfortable in all ways. You'll be just steps to the beach or a 3 mile walk to the town of Poulsbo. Convenient in all ways. Beach towels and fire wood are provided for your fun.

Barred Owl Cottage

Imagine a bright, clean, custom-built cottage, with wrap-around deck, separated from our main house by a shared courtyard garden. Then add the hot-tub and acres of quiet just a 5-minute drive from the beach or 15 minutes from the wonderful shops & restaurants of Langley. Truly the perfect spot for a relaxing getaway...

Secluded Hideaway in the Forest

This idyllic cottage on a private road is a few steps away from a trail into the Grand Forest yet the ferry terminal is less than ten minutes away. It is surrounded by majestic cedars and next to a quietly babbling brook on protected wetlands. The main house is further down the driveway.