Exploring Grapeview, WA in 5 Days

  1. Day 1: Explore Nature's Beauty
    10 minutes (5.5 miles) from Alderbrook Resort & Spa

    Lake Isabella State Park: A 413-acre park located on the Kitsap Peninsula that is ideal for hiking and water activities. The park offers stunning views of the lake with plenty of picnic spots.

  2. Day 2: Discover Grapeview's History and Culture
    15 minutes (8.5 miles) from Lake Isabella State Park

    Harstine Island Historical Society Museum: A small museum dedicated to preserving Harstine Island's history. The museum offers exhibits on the island's Native American heritage and early pioneers. The gift shop offers souvenirs made by local artists.

  3. Day 3: Explore Grapeview's Waterfront
    30 minutes (17.8 miles) from Harstine Island Historical Society Museum

    Stretch Point State Park: Located on the shores of Hood Canal, the park offers breathtaking views and quiet surroundings. Visitors can hike along the beach, use the boat launch, or kayak.

  4. Day 4: Wine Tasting in Grapeview
    20 minutes (11.3 miles) from Stretch Point State Park

    Parker's Estate Vineyard: A boutique winery offering a selection of red and white wines. Visitors can relax on the expansive deck while enjoying views of the vineyard, gardens, and surrounding hills.

  5. Day 5: Fishing in Grapeview
    25 minutes (14.3 miles) from Parker's Estate Vineyard

    Twanoh State Park: This park, located on the shores of Hood Canal, offers various fishing opportunities. Visitors can also hike the trails that offer scenic views of the canal and surrounding hills.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Lake Isabella State Park (2 hours, free)
  • Harstine Island Historical Society Museum (2 hours, $5 admission fee)
  • Stretch Point State Park (3 hours, free)
  • Parker's Estate Vineyard (2 hours, $20 for wine tasting)
  • Twanoh State Park (3 hours, free)
  • Total Estimated Costs: $25

Useful tips

If you have more time, consider visiting the Potlatch State Park, which is another 20 minutes south of Twanoh State Park, or the Olympic National Forest, which is about an hour north of Grapeview. If you have less time, you can skip either the museum or the wine tasting depending on your interests.

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