The Point No Point Lighthouse, built in 1879, is considered to be the oldest lighthouse on Puget Sound. Now, with the cooperation of the U.S. Lighthouse Society, Kitsap County Parks and the Friends of Point No Point, the historic lighthouse Keeper's home has opened as a vacation rental.

Come and experience the century old history this unique property has to offer by spending time as keepers of the light. However, unlike the lighthouse keepers of days gone by, you will have no bothersome lighthouse duties to attend to at all hours of the night. Rather, your accommodations will include: a comfortable living room, formal dining area with breakfast nook, full kitchen, 2 bedrooms and a full bathroom.

The unique geographic location of the light station gives guests the opportunity to enjoy unsurpassed panoramic views of Puget Sound's many islands, Mount Baker, the Seattle skyline and Mount Rainier. Additionally, the Point No Point Lighthouse is adjacent to a nature preserve ensuring guests glimpses of bald eagles and other raptors, a wide array of water fowl, seals, abundant bird life and more.

The Point No Point Lighthouse and Keeper's quarters is approximately 1 hour from Seattle, and a quiet and restful place in addition to being only a short ride to gourmet restaurants and shopping. Interested in seeing a movie or ordering a pizza while you are here - no problem!
 

For More Information and Reservations
Call: (415) 362-7255
Email: jeff@uslhs.org
Website: http://www.uslhs.org/resources_vacation_rental.php

 
May through September = $195 per night + tax
October through April = $175 per night + tax
Holidays (or Holiday weekends) - $210 per night + tax
*2 nights minimum on weekends*