Tucked along the Hood Canal on the western edge of the Kitsap Peninsula, Seabeck is a peaceful, rural waterfront community known for its natural beauty, quiet charm, and deep connection to the outdoors. With sweeping views of the Olympic Mountains and a rich logging and maritime history, Seabeck offers a serene lifestyle that feels worlds away—yet remains within reach of urban conveniences.

Neighborhood Vibes

Seabeck is characterized by spacious properties, forested lots, and waterfront homes:

• Scenic Beach Road – A sought-after area with homes overlooking the Hood Canal
• Stavis Bay & Big Beef Harbor – Quiet, wooded neighborhoods with beach access and wildlife
• Seabeck Highway Corridor – A mix of rural homesteads, cabins, and custom-built homes

The area is ideal for those seeking privacy, space, and a strong connection to nature.

Outdoor Living

Seabeck is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers:

• Scenic Beach State Park – A local favorite for beachcombing, camping, and tidepooling
• Guillemot Cove Nature Reserve – Offers hiking trails through lush forest and salt marshes
• Kayaking, crabbing, and boating – Popular activities along the Hood Canal
• Birdwatching and wildlife viewing – Eagles, deer, and seals are common sights

The area’s natural setting encourages a slower pace and year-round outdoor recreation.

Local Life

Seabeck maintains a small-town feel with a few local staples:

• Seabeck General Store – A historic landmark offering groceries, gifts, and deli items
• Local artisans and farm stands – Scattered throughout the area
• Community events – Including seasonal markets and gatherings at the Seabeck Conference Center

For more extensive shopping and dining, residents typically head to Silverdale or Bremerton.

Schools & Community

Seabeck is part of the Central Kitsap School District, with students typically attending schools in nearby Silverdale or Bremerton:

• Cougar Valley Elementary
• Klahowya Secondary School
• Central Kitsap High School

The area also offers access to private and alternative education options within a short drive.

Easy Access

Despite its rural feel, Seabeck is well-connected to the rest of Kitsap County:

• Silverdale – About 20 minutes away for shopping, schools, and services
• Bremerton Ferry Terminal – Offers access to Seattle via ferry
• Highway 3 – Connects to Poulsbo, Bangor, and the Olympic Peninsula

Seabeck is ideal for those who want a peaceful retreat with access to modern amenities when needed.