I did the bioluminescence Kayak tour last month with my father. The guides were so amazing and…read moreenthusiastic and their sincere love for their job gave the experience such a positive vibe! Neither my dad or I had ever kayaked before and honestly we were terrible at it initially but one of the guides came over by us with words of encouragement and eventually we were able to pick it up and get into a rhythm. It ended up being quite a fun and memorable experience! The bioluminescent plankton was subtle but still quite magical looking and just being out on the water under the night sky was breathtakingly beautiful. My dad and I agreed that we would absolutely come back and do this again!

The bioluminesce tour is a great experience! A fun way to spend an evening in the area. Highly…read morerecommend it.

Great nature park with lots of trails and places to walk, run, or bike. There are two parts, one is…read moreacross the street with parking and an area with a slight waterfront scenic trail to a picnic bench view. The other is across the main road near the forest with a larger parking lot. Parking is limited at both lots on a busy day, so come prepared to check both lots. There is a port-a-potty at the entrance. I was surprised to see so many mountain bikers out, it seems most popular at this park. Be aware if you're coming for a walk or a run, many of the bikers don't alert when they're coming up to you to pass. It's clean and the trails are away from the road, so you can really submerge into nature on your walk. It's all mud, so come with good shoes after a rain storm or on a wet day. Definitely going to come back and check out more of the side trails!

Batson Enterprises have been awesome for our rod building business and gone over the top for our…read moreonline rod building courses. Batson will take care of you. They are wonderful, caring people to know in the industry.

This fishing rod company is top notch! They provide quality products at a great price. You will get…read moreamazing customer service as well.

My dog and I both love Henery's…read more It is small, yet has what you need. Somehow they get a lot into that small building! Speaking of that, go back to the aisle with the many small boxes that contain every tiny, unassuming replacement thingamabob and doohicky ever made in the world! I have NEVER seen this assortment of bits and thingies anywhere else. I mean let's say your hammock stand loses that screw with the largish plastic knob to help turn it with only your hand. By golly, there's a replacement one in that aisle! It is similar to Harry Potter's room of requirement if everything required was small. The workers are extraordinarily friendly. They either really like their jobs or are award-winning actors because I am a believer. BTW, dogs and the humans get free treats (popcorn for humans). Know that they do not sell lumber. Also know, you can rent stuff like power washers, etc. So what's not to love? It's WAY better than some gwaddafful anonymous big box. Albeit some things are more expensive than...say Amazon, but that is small town life. I read the review that complained of all the merchandise there being from China. NOT 100% true because I bought a nice bird feeder made in the USA there, but yeah most of it is. Everything everywhere is made in China, not just at Henery's. Heck, your souvenir to remember your wonderful trip to "fill in the blank" (not China) was probably made in China. Caveat though. Because they are small (but mighty), you sometimes may need to go to said big box. Hopefully not though. P.S. There has been discussion in my household as to whether it is pronounced with two syllables (HEN-RYS) or three (HE-NER-IES), so if someone with certain knowledge of it can clear that up, it would end that discussion once and for all.

Very helpful and lots of interesting products at the hardware store. The staff is very friendly and…read moreinformative.

Very convenient and nicely maintained "park" with an old railroad bridge over the river. The trail,…read morewhich is paved, is part of a larger walking and cycling trail that winds through this part of town. I put park in quote marks because it's really just those two things - a walking/cycling trail and a bridge. There isn't any large grassy areas, for instance. I wouldn't say that going down to the water was encouraged yet there were some folks down there. Lots of people with relatives, kids, dogs, lots of cyclists going both directions. It is a birding draw - although the birds were being coy on the day we were there. Importantly, it is right next to (meaning the bridge is right next to) the Dungeness River Nature Center, which is definitely worth checking out and won't slow you down if you are antsy to walk/jog/cycle - it's small but very nice (reviewed separately). As an FYI and this is not something you should be worried about necessarily but this area does have coyotes - more so at night.

Beautiful and accessible to people,dogs,bikes etc. great amenity for a small but awesome communityread more

Nice pleasant out n back on the Olympic Discovery Trail. My wife and I got on the trail after…read moreriding uphill to the WhiteFeather Way parking lot after leaving John Wayne's Waterfront RV resort. It had rained overnight and the asphalt was still wet but traction was not an issue and the wet leaves that had fallen were not a problem. The trail is wide enough that the few other trail users we came across were easy to pass and oncoming traffic was easy to avoid as well. A few rough spots from roots trying to push up through the asphalt but they were marked. There were spots that had been worked on but the gravel was a little soft and loose in those sections. We turned our ride around @ Jamestown S'Klallam after taking a few pictures. All in all it was a fun time out on the bikes. Our route was only 10.5 miles this time but hoping to return and head towards Sequim and Port Angeles for a longer adventure!

Beautiful scenery!…read more Safe, well groomed trails. Portions of the trail are shared. This trail is good for all types of riders, young and old.

Owner took the time to listen and work with me to resolve the issues I was having with a pair of…read moreboots. We also talked boots, leather, military service, just a great guy. Very very minor was the cash or check policy, though a bank was right across the street, so easily remedied. Nice shop. Very accessible. A bit of a trip from my home, but I'll be back.

I gave a honest review several yrs ago on this business however it was not pleasing to the owner…read more Instead of being a caring individual he was even ruder the next time I was in. When you think you're the only shoe repair man in town. As a business owner you have a choice to be a human or a jerk , he chose to tell me he did not want to serve me, my club foot was too difficult for his art. Talk about discrimination , sorry I was not a biker. You did me a favor. Be aware!! Keep it simple for him or he won't be able to do the job!

Eduardo and his staff were awesome! They did a fantastic…read morejob on my wedding dress and when my husband needed a vest pressed in a very short amount of time, they made it happen!

So surprised to see any bad reviews. After using the Port Townsend Cleaners that was the only…read moreoption after the one next to Don's Pharmacy closed (it was excellent) I took a beautiful Pendleton wool blanket to be dry cleaned before storing it for summer to the PT cleaners near the Goodwill store. When I got it back it was covered with either cat or rat hair that was imbedded in the wool. This blanket had NEVER been exposed to a cat or dog--or rat. I took it back. They supposedly recleaned it but it still looked exactly the same. No apology and no refund of $50. I took it to a cleaners in Poulsbo next. Same story. Finally I took it to Good Impressions and within the week the blanket was as clean as when we bought it a year before. No special charge at all. Since then it is the only dry cleaners we use. Always excellent! Always friendly and on time.