Courtesy: PlatLabs, LLC
303-848-6215
Joel Hinckley
Discover this 0.69-acre residential lot in the Brinnon area of Jefferson County. Featuring gently sloped, wooded terrain, the property offers a peaceful natural setting with privacy and character. Conveniently located near major highways, it provides easy access to nearby towns, outdoor recreation, and everyday amenities while maintaining a quiet rural atmosphere. The Brinnon region is known for its stunning Pacific Northwest scenery, with close proximity to the Hood Canal and the Olympic National Forest, making it an ideal location for those who enjoy nature and outdoor activities. Street addresses can be for listing purposes only and vacant land will receive a true street address once improved.
Courtesy: Munn Bro's Hood Canal Prop Inc
360-765-4500
Kalan Hatton
Your olympic peninsula basecamp with power already on site!Nearly five acres in the heart of the Duckabush River Valley, ready to enjoy from day one. Unlike most raw land in this corridor, this parcel already has power on site and roughly 1.5 acres cleared — set up for a camper, RV, future cabin, or full home build without the usual years of groundwork.Tucked along Duckabush Road in Brinnon, you're minutes from the Hood Canal and about three miles from the Pleasant Harbor boat launch, putting world-class boating, fishing, crabbing, shrimping, and shellfishing right at your doorstep. Olympic National Forest and Olympic National Park trailheads are a short drive away, so hiking, hunting, and backcountry access are part of everyday life here.Zoned RR-5 Rural Residential, the 4.98-acre lot offers privacy, room to spread out, and the flexibility to use it now as a recreational retreat or hold it as a long-term Peninsula land investment. Low annual taxes. Camping and RV use allowed.Whether you're after a private weekend basecamp or a place to build your Olympic Mountains escape, this is a rare ready-to-go property in one of Washington's most sought-after recreation areas.
Courtesy: Hood Canal Real Estate
206-930-9389
Belinda Graham
This five-acre parcel is nestled in the foothills of the Olympic Mountains, where the sounds of the wind and Walker Creek offer a peaceful escape. With power and water already on-site, the property is perfectly suited for a weekend getaway or the development of a year-round retreat. The sellers recently cleared an ideal area for a home or private campground. This newly created pad and site work allow for easy circular access once you cross the Walker Creek bridge. While the property provides great seclusion, it remains just a short drive from community amenities, including boating, shellfish harvesting, and hiking. Schedule a tour today!
Courtesy: Keller Williams South Sound
360-786-6900
Ellen Holmes
Equipped with a 2 bedroom Septic recently inspected - HOA $33 a month and this includes Water. 200 amp electrical panel ready for your modular home or use for recreational purposes with 2 full RV hook-ups all on a community well, and high speed internet. Located in a quiet cul-de-sac this lot has crushed black rock covering the parking and driveway area, partial fence, 8 X 12 shed for supplies/toys, and room for on street parking available for vehicles. Nestled in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, this slightly elevated, cleared, and improved lot in the Pleasant Tides Community offers the perfect blend of adventure and peaceful retreat next to the Hood canal. Boating, fishing, hiking, kayaking, clamming, or exploring several nearby state parks. A public boat launch is just 3 minutes away, while the community’s private saltwater park sits only two blocks from the property—perfect for taking in fresh marine air, wildlife sightings, and unforgettable sunsets over the Sound.
Courtesy: Johnston Realty
360-796-4603
Jeri Jacobson
Riverfront lot on Duckabush River in Brinnon, WA. Power in street, well on property and septic system installed. Enjoy campfires in front of the river with birds and waterfowl everywhere. Shed on property to get you started. Some established plants and trees. HOA includes Clubhouse, 40 acre community beach loaded with oysters and clams, on Hood Canal with small boat launch and river park access. Close to public boat launches, state parks and federal forest. Perfect getaway.
Courtesy: RE/MAX FIRST Inc Port Townsend
360-385-6499
Terry Smith
This exceptional half acre corner lot blends natural beauty with unbeatable location. Mature evergreen trees frame the property while the partially cleared, sun-drenched interior provides a ready-made building site. Enjoy sweeping mountain views right from the property. With water and power are already on the property, you're that much closer to breaking ground. Whether you're envisioning a full-time home or a weekend retreat, this is your canvas. Steps from the Dosewallips River and surrounded by state and national parklands, outdoor adventure is always at your doorstep — hiking, camping, fishing, beachcombing, clamming, crabbing, and oyster harvesting are all within easy reach. Two marinas, Homeport Marina and Pleasant Harbor, put boating, kayaking, and paddleboarding minutes away. Back home, enjoy the community clubhouse, picnic area, and park — perfect for relaxing and connecting with like-minded friends.
Courtesy: Johnston Realty
360-796-4603
Jeri Jacobson
3.32 acres on Hood Canal. Timbered with a view of Hood Canal. Good mixture of Cedar, Madrona, Fir, Maple, etc. Some Rhododendron, Dogwood & Yew…Road access from top to bottom. Potential building sites or campsites, top, middle and bottom. Quad/walking trails throughout. Near Duckabush River, Triton Cove, Hamma Hamma, public beaches and boat launches. Good view with the ability to make it broader. South facing slope for great sun exposure and solar. Tucked away on a private gated road with several choices of sites.
Courtesy: Munn Bro's Hood Canal Prop Inc
360-765-4500
James Munn
Escape the noise and discover your own private sanctuary at the base of the majestic Olympic Mountains. This gorgeous 20+ acre parcel offers breathtaking panoramic views of Hood Canal, Mt. Rainier, and the snow-covered Olympic peaks, with unforgettable sunrises over Mt Rainier & sunsets that light up the Olympic mountains each evening. *** Bordering National Forest land, this rare property provides exceptional privacy, abundant wildlife, and endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Spend your days hiking, fishing, boating, hunting, or simply enjoying the peace and solitude of nature right outside your door. The beautifully timbered acreage features a secluded cleared homesite perfectly positioned to capture the incredible views while maintaining a sense of tranquility and seclusion. Located just two miles from Highway 101 along the Hood Canal, the property offers the ideal balance of accessibility and escape. If you have been searching for an extraordinary view property where you can unplug from the city and reconnect with the natural world, this is the one. The perfect price for the perfect price for the perfect property. Don't let this one escape! Power installation negotiable.
Courtesy: Munn Bro's Hood Canal Prop Inc
360-765-4500
James Munn
Set in a prime stretch of the Olympic Peninsula on Highway 101, this six-acre property is a rare find for those craving a ready-to-enjoy RV retreat with room to grow. Bathed in sunshine and perfectly positioned to capture sweeping east-facing views across the Hood Canal to the Cascade Mountains, including a stunning sightline to Mount Rainier. This is the kind of setting that never gets old. The land is level and usable, making it ideal for the existing 13 RV sites, gatherings with friends, or creating your own private basecamp for year-round adventure. With a septic design, well, geotechnical, and a critical area review already completed, much of the groundwork is done, saving you time, expense, and uncertainty as you bring your vision to life. Whether you're planning a future home, a dual setup with RV and residence, or simply a turnkey recreational getaway, the flexibility here is hard to beat. Easy access to both the shoreline of Hood Canal and the vast wilderness of the Olympic National Park means world-class boating, shell fishing, hiking, exploring are all ways within reach And with owner financing available, this opportunity becomes even more attainable. Sun, views, infrastructure, and location—this property checks the boxes for anyone looking to create a laid-back retreat or an investment in the Olympic Peninsula lifestyle. Located in an opportunity zone for reducing capital gains for your investment.
Courtesy: Johnston Realty
360-796-4603
Jeri Jacobson
5 forested acres accessed from the Duckabush Road. Private and ready for you to carve out what you need. Get a place where peace, wildlife and nature abound. Fully forested and value in timber. Perfect for investment, recreational use or build a home. No HOA fees or restrictions. Close to state and federal parks, forest service roads and boat launches. Enjoy your own spot close to the Hood Canal and Olympic Mountains.
Courtesy: Hood Canal Real Estate
206-930-9389
Belinda Graham
This property features beautiful views of the Duckabush Estuary, Hood Canal, and the Olympic mountains. The property is level for easy RV access. The offering includes two lots being sold together, totaling .21 acres. One of the lots includes deeded beach access. Both lots have water through the Duckabush Park Association. Power is provided by Mason County PUD 1. Please note the property is being sold "as is" and as "recreational". The septic access is questionable, any prospective buyers should perform their own due diligences with Jefferson County regarding the land's potential. The property is ideally located near the Pleasant Harbor State park boat ramp, the Triton Cove Tidelands for shellfish harvesting and the Olympic Mountains for miles of hiking trails. Call to schedule a tour today!
Courtesy: Munn Bro's Hood Canal Prop Inc
360-765-4500
James Munn
Tucked into the wild beauty of the Olympic Peninsula, this rare 14-acre retreat is a dream basecamp for the true outdoor enthusiast. Bordered by state forest land on three sides, you’ll feel worlds away—surrounded by towering evergreens, madrone, rhodies, and a natural understory rich with wild berries and seasonal mushrooms just waiting to be foraged.Wander your own private forest, where the land is virtually level and easy to explore, yet alive with the sights and sounds of the Pacific Northwest. Whether you’re envisioning a secluded getaway, a multi-home compound, or a legacy property, the zoning offers flexibility—potentially allowing for two parcels, each with a primary home and ADU, plus room for gardens, animals, and outbuildings.Just 2,000 feet from your doorstep, the saltwater of the Hood Canal beckons. Launch a kayak at the nearby public tidelands, dig for clams and oysters, drop shrimp pots, or spend long summer days fishing and diving in these pristine waters. It’s the kind of access that turns everyday life into an adventure.And when you’re ready to go even bigger, the endless trails, rivers, and rugged peaks of Olympic National Park are just a short drive away—offering hiking, wildlife viewing, and backcountry exploration on a world-class scale. This property blends freedom, investment potential, and raw beauty. As a bonus, it's located in an Opportunity Zone for added tax saving potential from capital gains.
Courtesy: Johnston Realty
360-796-4603
Lisa Johnston
Potential view of Hood Canal on this .38-acre treed lot in the quiet Triton Cove neighborhood. Perfect for seasonal camping or develop with a tiny home or cabin. The ability to connect to the community water system and power at the street makes upgrading this lot more affordable. Remove the trees for a stunning water view or keep them and enjoy the shade and quiet of your own little forest. This development has a beautiful community beach with a picnic shelter and a paved boat ramp.
Courtesy: Munn Bro's Hood Canal Prop Inc
360-765-4500
James Munn
Tucked at the end of a quiet road, this mountain-top 5-acre retreat feels like your own private lookout over the world. Towering evergreens, native rhododendrons, blue huckleberries, and picturesque madrone trees create a setting that’s both wild and welcoming — a true Pacific Northwest sanctuary From this elevated, east-facing perch, wake to sweeping views across the shimmering waters of the Hood Canal and beyond to the snow-capped spine of the Cascade Range. On clear days, iconic peaks like Mount Bake rise in the distance — a daily reminder that you’re living somewhere truly extraordinary. Privacy comes naturally here. The end-of-the-road location ensures seclusion, while nearby state lands open the door to miles of hiking and exploration right out your back door. Just down the hill, the state boat launch at Pleasant Harbor offers easy access for fishing, boating, shell fishing, and spontaneous days on the water. Whether you envision a cozy cabin getaway or a custom home designed to capture the views, this property is the ideal Olympic Peninsula base camp — a place to unplug, recharge, and fully embrace the beauty of the Northwest.
Courtesy: Munn Bro's Hood Canal Prop Inc
360-765-4500
Kalan Hatton
You won't want to miss this one! Not only is the property equipped with electricity, water (both well and catchment options), and a two-bedroom septic, but it also has the kind of view that folks on Madrona Ridge have come to expect. Perched on the hill, and tucked into the trees, you won't find privacy like this anywhere else. The view is already incredible, but it could easily be opened up to create a truly expansive and unencumbered view of the water and mountains. Pull your RV in and plug into the available utilities while you build your dream home among the madrona. Four possible home sites have been cleared and leveled, ready for your imagination to run wild. The well is pumped into a holding tank, making gravity feed a very real option to most of the home sites, and the same is true of the catchment system. Close to the Olympic National Park as well as the Hood Canal waters, you have your choice of outdoor recreation opportunities. This property is ready for you to come and start your next adventure!
Courtesy: Munn Bro's Hood Canal Prop Inc
360-765-4500
James Munn
Discover your dream homesite with this prime parcel offering incredible views over Pleasant Harbor below. This nearly ready-to-build 9+ acre parcel features a cleared homesite, shared well (Group B system), future fiber optic and electricity available at the street. Enjoy direct access to outdoor adventures at the base of Mt. Jupiter with the Olympic Mtn trailheads, Duckabush River and the Hood Canal moments away. Located across from a future resort with a golf course, shops, and more. The site even has 559 feet of Highway 101 frontage. A state boat launch across the road completes this perfect package!
Courtesy: Johnston Realty
360-796-4603
Wade Johnston
5 acres with partial water view of Hood Canal. Surrounded by evergreens, this property has a water well, power, and telecommunications fiber for internet/phone. Outbuildings include a one car garage and two smaller sheds. The upper driveway leads to an overlook of the property and is a perfect picnic spot. Located along Highway 101, yet relatively private. Ideal to start with an RV or similar setup.
Courtesy: Windermere R.E Port Ludlow
360-797-9344
William Barnet
A rare opportunity in Brinnon: 2.6 acres of versatile land with direct Highway 101 frontage, an existing driveway, and the ability to create multiple additional access points from Easy Street on the west side of property. This parcel sits in the heart of the Dosewallips corridor and offers exceptional visibility, access, and utility for a wide range of non-residential uses. 2.6 acres of mostly usable ground. Driveway installed from Highway 101. Flat, open areas ideal for staging, storage or roadside business. Minutes from Dosewallips State Park and Dosewallips River. A sewer line from Dosewallips State Park runs parallel on the west side of the property along Easy St. (Buyers should do their own due diligence regarding future sewer hookup(s) and development of the 20 platted lots.) Adjacent to the property is a trail at the south end of parcel providing direct pedestrian access to the State Park and the Dosewallips River, with additional access to the Park's clam and oyster beds across Highway 101, reachable by vehicle or via the under-bridge trail. Close to Pleasant Harbor Marina and many spots to launch watercraft. A restaurant, store with gas, Post Office and fire station close by.This is one of the last remaining vacant parcels designated as Rural Village. Please check out the Listing Attachments for an updated Map regarding the flood zone and suggested uses for the property provided by the seller
Courtesy: Johnston Realty
360-796-4603
Lisa Johnston
Come relax in this cozy spot at the base of the Olympic Mountains with a Puma XLE Lite camper all set up. This property also has a storage shed, a newly built deck and the ability to connect to the community water system. Power box has been installed and is nearly ready to activate. Included in the ownership is access to a community river park on the Dosewallips River.
Courtesy: Munn Bro's Hood Canal Prop Inc
360-765-4500
Bruce Munn
Looking for a recreational getaway with potential for a future home. Look no more! This lot has easterly views of the Hood Canal with community water and PUD power to lot. Bring your creative ideas for your future dream home. Ownership includes access to one of the best community beaches on the Hood Canal with 600ft of community beach. The private boat launch gives you easy access to all the fishing and shellfish that the Hood Canal has to offer! Great location overlooking the Hood Canal but just a short drive to services, State Parks and local hiking trails within the Olympic National Forest.
Courtesy: Windermere R.E Port Ludlow
360-797-9344
Sarah Perkins
Here’s your chance to own a stunning piece of the Pacific Northwest—two beautiful, side-by-side lots near the sparkling waters of Hood Canal. Whether you want a peaceful weekend escape, a spot for your RV, or a future homesite, this property is ready for your plans. Nestled in a serene forest, it offers both privacy and access to world-class recreation. A graveled driveway leads to a level, cleared area—perfect for an RV, cabin, or tiny home. Water is on site, and a brand-new septic system is installed. Enjoy nearby fishing, hiking, and the natural beauty of the Olympic Peninsula.
Courtesy: Johnston Realty
360-796-4603
Lisa Johnston
Come and get away from it all with this lot and tiny home nestled in the forest! Cozy living area with tall windows, dining bar, bedroom, and a large loft area all looking out to the trees. Complete with deck for relaxing, barbequing, reading in the porch swing. Also has a storage building with a composting toilet. Additional storage provided with a hoop tent. Ability to hook up to the Lazy C water system and electricity at the street make adding utilities more affordable. Ownership comes with access to the community river park on the Dosewallips River. Perfect base camp for exploring all the Olympic Peninsula has to offer. Most contents of the home and storage building can convey with sale.
Courtesy: Windermere R.E Port Ludlow
360-797-9344
Sarah Perkins
Peaceful and scenic, this 0.2+ acre lot near McDonald Cove offers panoramic views of the Hood Canal and endless potential. Whether you're dreaming of a weekend escape, future cabin, or long-term investment, this property is surrounded by natural beauty and Northwest charm. Enjoy nearby boating, hiking, and wildlife in a quiet waterfront setting. A great opportunity to build or hold in a sought-after Hood Canal area. Buyer to verify utilities and buildability to their own satisfaction.
Courtesy: Johnston Realty
360-796-4603
Wade Johnston
Nice level, wooded lot including a 5th wheel for immediate camping. Seamount Estates has an excellent community beach and picnic area with shellfish on the beach. This lot has a filtered view of the Olympic Foothills through the trees. All utilities, ready to go.
Courtesy: Johnston Realty
360-796-4603
Wade Johnston
Nice wooded lot overlooking the Duckabush River. Ownership includes access beach to Hood Canal, ideal for picking up oysters and clams as well as access to riverfront park. Start with camping spot in the large trees. Power and telecommunications lines along road.
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Brinnon is located in Washington. Brinnon, Washington has a population of 881. Brinnon is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 11.69% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 16.99%.
The median household income in Brinnon, Washington is $53,403. The median household income for the surrounding county is $59,968 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Brinnon is 63.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 75.3 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 34.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 41.9 inches per year, with 3.1 inches of snow per year.
