Tide Cove Beachhouse in Poulsbo

Nestled in the wooded Lemolo waterfront neighborhood in Poulsbo, Tide Cove Beachhouse, part of the TimberAndTideVenue group of high end vacation and event properties, is a large 4 bedroom 2.5 bath vacation home perfect for family and friends to gather. Stay and enjoy all the outdoor amenities of the home like the beach stocked with water toys, fire pit, large patio with grill, outdoor furniture and more. Or indoor amenities including the 65" 4k OLED TV, gaming room, large family dining room, huge primary bedroom soaking tub, 6 head shower and much more.

Tide Cove Beachhouse is beautiful waterfront property on Liberty Bay in Puget Sound, located just off Lemolo Shore Drive in historic Poulsbo. A tranquil setting between Poulsbo and Bainbridge Island and just 15 minutes from the Seattle ferry, it is a perfect place for those looking for both comfort and relaxation at home, or adventure in and around town.  Walk on the ferry at Bainbridge Island to explore the Seattle Waterfronts restaurants, stadiums,  Strike out on a wide variety of outings-from boutique shopping and fine dining to paddling, kayaking and hiking. Historic downtown Poulsbo is a quaint Scandanavian town and home to Sluy's Bakery, Tizley's Europub, Brass Krakken Pub, The Loft, and an active waterfront with seasonal festivals. Historic sights, beautiful port towns, and world-class hiking lie just over the Hood Canal Bridge in Olympic National Park. Or hop in a kayak right here for a paddle around Liberty Bay and views of the Olympics and Mt. Rainier.

Someone will be available 24/7 for any needs that may arise.

Getting Around: Poulsbo is a small town, so it's easy to get around by foot, bike or car. It's a beautiful waterfront walk along Lemolo Shore drive to downtown Poulsbo from the house, where you can explore the shops, restaurants, and other attractions.

Outdoor Activities: The waterfront location provides the perfect opportunity to enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings. You can go for a swim, take a kayak or paddle board out, or simply take a walk along the shoreline road to downtown Poulsbo. Guests can use our kayaks and paddle boards for free directly from our private beach.

There are also several parks and hiking trails in the area, including the beautiful Olympic National Park. Some popular hiking destinations within the park include Hurricane Ridge, Hoh Rainforest, and Sol Duc Falls. Olympic National Park also offers scenic drives, camping, and wildlife viewing opportunities.

Dining: Poulsbo has a variety of dining options, including Sluy's Bakery, and waterfront Kraken and The Loft. Sluy's Bakery is a local favorite for breakfast and pastries, while The Kraken and The Loft are great options for lunch or dinner. Poulsbo is also known for its Scandinavian-themed shops and bakeries, which reflect the area's Norwegian heritage.

Shopping: Poulsbo has several unique shops and boutiques, perfect for picking up souvenirs or gifts. Be sure to visit the Scandinavian-themed shops, which reflect the area's Norwegian heritage.

Nearby Attractions: In addition to the outdoor activities and dining options, there are several nearby attractions worth exploring. These include:

• The Poulsbo Historical Society & Museum: Learn about the history of Poulsbo and the surrounding area.

• The Suquamish Museum: Learn about the culture and history of the local Native American tribe.

• Bainbridge Island: It's a very short drive to this nearby island, known for its scenic beauty and charming small town feel.

• Other small towns on the Kitsap Peninsula: Take a scenic drive and visit other nearby towns such as Port Gamble, Kingston, Port Townsend & Bremerton. Each town has its own unique charm and attractions.

• Olympic National Park: This stunning national park offers a wealth of outdoor activities, including hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. Some popular hiking destinations within the park include Hurricane Ridge, Hoh Rainforest, and Sol Duc Falls.

• Lake Crescent: This beautiful lake is located in Olympic National Park and is a popular destination for hiking, fishing, and boating.

• Dungeness Spit: This natural sand spit is located near Sequim and is a popular destination for hiking, birdwatching, and wildlife viewing.

• Port Townsend: This charming town is located on the northeastern tip of the Olympic Peninsula and is known for its Victorian architecture and arts scene.

• Seattle: The city of Seattle is just a short drive or ferry ride away, offering a wealth of attractions such as the Space Needle, Pike Place Market, and the Seattle Art Museum.