Port Ludlow

Port Ludlow is a residential and recreational community at the west end of the Hood Canal Floating Bridge. Near Paradise Bay, Mats Mats Bay, South Point and Shine, Port Ludlow has been a thriving town since the mid-1800s. Visitors can relax in lounge chairs by the bay, ride bikes, walk to the waterfalls, hike the Timberton Trail loop, go sailing or play golf on a 27-hole course recognized as one of the most beautiful courses in the world. for seafood lovers there are nearby clam and oyster beds. For enthusiasts of water sports there are boats and kayaks to rent, a beautiful marina, a harbor tour boats and charter boats for fishing and sailing.

Located a short distance to the north, historic Port Townsend's lively 1890's downtown area features shops, art gallerys, Museums, and festive events including the Wooden Boat Festival, Jazz, and Blues Festivals. With these options Port Ludlow has convenience of a larger community. Three entrances to the Olympic National Park starting just 15 miles to the south round out the picture of a community that offers recreration, culture, and solace in one beautiful area.

For more information go to local links on this page and click on Port Ludlow Chamber of Commerce.