Indianola, WA. Township started in 1916 as a summer/weekend community with the only access via steamboat. Today this rural residential area, located between Kingston and Suquamish, remains a small and friendly community. The Indianola dock, built when the Mosquito Fleet supplied the majority of transportation on Puget Sound, is a local landmark that's considered one of the best places in the area to watch the stars or any major celestial event since it juts hundreds of feet out into the water. A small community center, at the base of the community dock, includes a country store, Post Office and community center. Find Indianola waterfront homes, Indianola beachfront homes and Indianola beach homes as well as Indianola waterfront condos.

Suquamish WA., located on the Port Madison Indian Reservation, is home of the Suquamish tribe.One of the most influential leaders of the Northwest, Chief Seattle lived here and he is buried at Suquamish Memorial Cemetery behind St. Peters Mission.In the 1920's much of Suquamish was a vacation get-away, with small cabins dotting the waterfront. Today many of the cabins have been renovated, or replaced with larger, more substantial homes. The community is a checker board of privately owned, and tribal trust property. Located along Agate Passage and on Port Madison, Suquamish enjoys some of Kitsap Peninsula's most spectacular views, looking across Puget Sound at Seattle, the Cascade Mountains and Mt. Rainier. For those wishing to test their luck, the Suquamish Clearwater Casino Resort features Vegas-style gaming, bingo, world-class entertainment, and four dining options as well as a waterfront hotel. A free shuttle runs between the Bainbridge Island and Kingston ferry docks and the resort.