• Take WA 16 W north toward Gig Habor
• Take the exit toward WA-302 W/Purdy Key Center
• Continue onto Purdy Dr NW
• Turn left onto WA-302 W
+ Gateway Park will be 3.1 miles (on your right)
Presented by School Bus Connects. Routes run every half hour.
First bus on each route starts at 10:00am | Last drop-off at 4:00pm
Enjoy the Key Peninsula Farm Tour to the maximum with an overnight at Sound View Camp! With this year’s expansion of the tour to two days, we’re offering an overnight for out-of-towners who need two days to experience the magic of the farm tour. The KP Farm Tour has been an annual event on the Key Peninsula since 2006, and attracts people from around Washington for a day of fun visiting farms and supporting local farmers. This year the second day will feature an apple squeeze, a farmer’s market, and even more farms to visit!
If you stay at Sound View for the night, you can expect:
Prices:
Maplebrook Farm is located in a rural setting off the beaten path at the end of a mile long gravel road. You will find yourself surrounded by a tree tunnel on your way in. The apartment shares an entrance to our home and is located upstairs with three private bedrooms, a family room, kitchenette (no oven/stove) and private bathroom. The deck overlooks pastures, a barn and plenty of woods. It is a quiet, peaceful retreat for your small group.
Sleeps 6 adults.
Book Here: https://abnb.me/TWhTSqlpdY
This place is on Taylor Bay with a wonderful NW beach. You’ll love the views, the comfy bed, the kitchen, the coziness, the high ceilings and the water. Good for couples and solo adventurers. Sleeps 4 adults.
Book Here: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/13431201
The camp provides 82 standard campsites one hiker/biker site, one dump station and three restrooms (two with showers). The campground is in the woods, and all sites are shady or partly shady. None of the campsites are on the water, but the beach is only a short walk away. Typical campsites accommodate a vehicle or combination of up to 35 feet. A few sites can handle longer vehicles or combinations, but the campground roadways are narrow and winding.
Reservations for camping are available May 15 through Sept. 15 and can be made up to 9 months in advance. Camping is available on a first-come, first-serve basis September 14 thought May 14.
Check-in time is 2:30 p.m.
Check-out time is 1 p.m.
The park has 19 primitive tent spaces and five vault toilets (all ADA). In addition, there are two Cascadia Marine Trail sites, available only to campers arriving by wind-and-human-powered watercraft, and three primitive hiker / biker sites (no motorized vehicles permitted). Maximum site length is 40 feet (limited availability). All campsites are first come, first served.
Check-in time is 2:30 p.m.
Check-out time is 1 p.m.