- The list below includes 307 free or cheap things to do in or near Bremerton, Washington, including 94 different types of inexpensive activities like Movie Theaters, Parks, Military Museums and Breweries.
- From Harborside Fountain Park to Manette Bridge, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Bremerton and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Seattle, Kirkland, Poulsbo and Bellevue.
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Port Townsend Brewing offers 10 home brewed ales, scheduled live entertainment, outdoor patio and a small tasting room to kick back and enjoy a great custom brewed beer with friends; rental items are also available for weddings and special events.
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This children's museum provides hands-on exhibits. There's a café to purchase food or eat items from home. Exhibits include an Art and Parts Studio, a Build It Gallery, Tides to Tree Climber, and a half acre outdoor area with, Driftwood Fort Construction, Campfire Pit, Children's Gardens and an Art Fence.
38.0 Miles
The WET Science Theatre offers an exhibit gallery that provides information on the conservation of water resources and reclaimed water use. The location also hosts family activities and features an interactive green screen.
38.0 Miles
Founded in 2002, the Northwind Arts Center is a non-profit arts center dedicated to promoting creativity in the local area. Art exhibitions, educational programs, and workshops are among the services and events at the center.
38.0 Miles
Guests can visit a Victorian railroad depot and learn about how the railway influenced the local community at the Snoqualmie Valley Railroad. Visitors can ride the trains on Saturdays and Sundays.
38.0 Miles
Popular storybook character Thomas the Tank Engine is the focal point of Day Out With Thomas. The family event is held at the Northwest Railway Museum and includes a train ride with Thomas along with Thomas & Friends entertainment.
38.1 Miles
Historic Jefferson County Courthouse has photo worthy architecture. Built in the 1800's it sits on a hill overlooking Port Townsend Bay. Clock bells ring on the hour and half hour and clock is lit up at night.
38.1 Miles
The Hibulb Cultural Center provides its visitors with historical facts on the legacy of the Tulalip Tribes. This 50-acre natural history preserve houses exhibits, classrooms, a gift shop and research library.
38.1 Miles
A 3.38 acre waterfront park, Percival Landing Park features a harbor house, boat moorage, open space areas, picnic areas, a playground, restrooms, showers and public art. It hosts many events and festivals throughout the year.
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Percival Landing is a 3.38-acre waterfront park that sits on the east side of Budd Bay. It's a gathering place for festivals and public celebrations. It's a block from the farmer's market and has a .9 mile boardwalk to view the bay and Olympic Mountains.