Discover 5.000 acres of natural beauty on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, featuring beautiful mountain views and a peaceful backroad setting near Lake Leland. The property includes access to Lake Leland, a popular year-round fishing destination known for bass, with a 5 mph speed limit that helps preserve its quiet atmosphere. Enjoy shared nature trails, a shared well, and abundant wildlife, with possible sightings of deer, eagles, barred owls, bears, coyotes, and other native species.Lake Leland Park is nearby, offering fishing, boat launching, and camping. The property is approximately five miles from Quilcene Bay and Hood Canal access for boating, shellfishing, and fishing, and about 25 miles from Port Townsend. Olympic National Forest and nearby DNR-managed lands offer additional opportunities for hiking, hunting, mushroom gathering, and outdoor exploration, subject to applicable regulations.Whether you envision a private retreat, recreational getaway, or future homesite, this acreage offers privacy, mountain scenery, and convenient access to some of the Olympic Peninsula’s most treasured outdoor destinations. Buyer to verify permitted uses, utilities, access rights, shared-well terms, and development requirements.
Tucked into the natural beauty of Hood Canal, this 4.69-acre waterfront parcel is equal parts escape, adventure and opportunity. Towering evergreens frame sweeping saltwater views, while 180 feet of private, rocky warm-water beach puts the best of Hood Canal right at your doorstep. Follow the path to the shore, launch a kayak for an afternoon paddle, or settle in and watch eagles cruise overhead. With a 2-bedroom septic system, private welll and power at the street- the essentials are already in place for whatever comes next - a modern cabin in the woods, weekend basecamp, or a legacy waterfront home designed to be enjoyed for generations. Beyond the lifestyle, the combination of acreage, waterfront, existing infrastructure and recreational access makes this an intriguing long-term investment in an increasingly special kind of property. Wild enough to feel like an escape, yet ready for your vision. Come walk the land, explore the beach, take in the views - and see where your imagination takes you.
Looking for your own recreational getaway or a place to park you RV's here it is! This lot has great potential. It is level with a great mix of majestic Firs and cleared open space. PUD Power and water at street. The blackberries have taken over but driveway and property can be easily cleared back to make room for a storage shed, RV or campsite. Ownership includes the right to join the Coyle Community Club for access to "Fisherman's Harbor, one of the most inexpensive and well-protected private marinas on the Hood Canal. Easy to see, Come have a look.
19.44 Acres in Beautiful Quilcene - Lake Leland with Southern Exposure! Peaceful privacy, natural beauty & endless possibilities on this exceptional property featuring approximately 5 level wooded acres & 14.44 replanted acres. Cleared for a home site, shops, barns, gardens & fire pit area for cozy fires. Southern exposure - ideal for solar panels. Soaring Douglas firs & mostly level terrain. A peaceful setting for a future home, private homestead or recreational getaway. Access with power & high-speed fiber-optic internet available at the road offers modern convenience in a serene country setting. Minutes to Lake Leland for year-round fishing, boating, paddle boarding, kayaking & ORV, with thousands of acres of nearby Washington State DNR land for hiking, hunting, berry picking & outdoor exploration. 2026 property taxes approximately $47. A rare opportunity offering privacy, recreation and long-term investment.
Get back to nature on this 10.42 acres parcel of wooded forest land down L Lee Valley Road. This is a perfect place for your off grid life style or bring in power from Thorndyke Road. This lot is subdividable. Buyer to check with the DCD for requirements. Install a well or a registered water catchment system. Bring your ideas to this lovely and quiet place. Electricity is a approximately 700 feet to the North. 15 miles to Port Ludlow, 24 miles to Walmart in Poulsbo. Owner may finance with down payment.
Half an acre with beach rights. Owner of this parcel get a share of the beach. Formerly there was an HOA which is not not existent. This treed lot is 75 feet wide by 298 feet deep. Close the fire department and the Laurel B Johnson Community Center. install a well or a registered water catchment system and build you vacation home or full time living. Kayak and fish from the beach. There is a potable water station at the community center where you can fill your bottles or water totes. Just down the road, the Laurel B. Johnson Community Center hosts local gatherings, live music, BBQs, and community events throughout the year. Embrace the Pacific Northwest lifestyle and enjoy everything the great outdoors has to offer this summer and beyond. Follow the dirt road at the end of east Go Onna do seedy sherrod beach. Do not go through any closed gates. Do not drive to the end to the beach.As the road is unstable. Do not go without your agent.
Offered for the first time since 1990, this rare 4.6-acre high-bank waterfront parcel is located on Dabob Bay in the Zelatched Point beachfront community on the secluded Toandos Peninsula—one of the most desirable enclaves on the Hood Canal. This undeveloped parcel is ready for your creative ideas. The property is magnificently treed with million-dollar west-facing views of Dabob Bay and the Olympic Mountains. The level view site can be opened up to create an inspiring setting for a future retreat or legacy homesite. Residents of Zelatched Point Community enjoy 1,100+ feet of pristine no-bank community beach, offering effortless access to swimming, kayaking, paddleboarding, and peaceful days on the shoreline. The beach is ideal for recreational fishing, crabbing, and shrimping, with abundant marine life right at your doorstep. Easy paddle from the community beach to your own 160 ft of beach and tidelands With its unmatched setting, long-held ownership, and extraordinary waterfront amenities, this 4.6-acre high-bank property offers a rare opportunity to create something truly special in one of Dabob Bay’s most sought-after coastal communities.
Discover your own private retreat on the beautiful Olympic Peninsula. This peaceful, forested parcel is graced with mature Douglas fir and madrone trees, many with 18-inch diameters, creating a tranquil woodland setting rich with natural beauty. Native blue huckleberries thrive throughout the property, adding seasonal color and a touch of the Peninsula's wild charm.A cleared area is already in place for RV use, making it easy to enjoy the property right away while planning your future vision. Power is available at the road, and a nearby well on the adjoining parcel provides a valuable reference for local aquifer depth.The land features a gentle southern slope that may offer potential territorial or filtered views with selective tree removal. Tucked away in a serene setting, yet conveniently located near the community center for gatherings and events, this property offers the perfect balance of privacy and accessibility.Whether you're dreaming of a secluded custom home, a weekend getaway, or an investment in the Pacific Northwest lifestyle, this exceptional wooded parcel provides an outstanding opportunity to create your ideal sanctuary among the trees.
Nine and a half acres of Pacific Northwest paradise overlooking the shimmering waters of Lake Leland, framed by the peaks of the Olympic Mountains. This exceptional vacant parcel delivers the kind of setting most people only dream about — rolling topography, a mix of open meadow and dense forest canopy, and a stunning collection of mature fruit trees and native conifers that give the land a sense of established character you simply can't manufacture. A gravel driveway is already in place, giving you a head start toward making this land your own. The gently rolling terrain offers multiple natural building sites with elevated vantage points to maximize lake and mountain views, while the mature tree coverage provides natural privacy screening and year-round beauty. Lake Leland is one of Jefferson County's most beloved recreational destinations — known for its fishing, kayaking, and tranquil atmosphere — and this parcel places you right in its backyard. The Olympic Peninsula lifestyle is on full display here: wide open skies, mountain silhouettes at every turn, and the kind of quiet that's increasingly hard to find. Whether you're envisioning a custom dream home, a private recreational retreat, or a long-term land investment, this property checks every box. Parcels of this quality, size, and setting rarely come to market on the Olympic Peninsula.
900 feet of Little Quilcene River frontage and a stream that runs nearly the full length of the parcel. 58.43 acres of timberland off a paved county road, as close as you can get to town without hearing HWY 101. Trail networks take you from one end of the property to the other. The hard steps are already done: a new 76-foot domestic well was drilled in February 2026 with excellent flow and quality, a one-acre home-site has been carved out of Designated Forest Land status and cleared. The building site is ready. Designated Forest Land status keeps annual taxes low on your acreage. A storage shed has already been built to hold your tools while you work. The cherry on top? You get access to the irrigation ditch that runs through the property! One neighbor uses it to feed a pond, but it could be used to water gardens and fruit trees. Multiple trails have been opened up for river access. On the west end of the property there is a lovely plateau and so much more to explore. Huge trees, gorgeous riparian areas, three different points of access for the property... Come see this incredible piece while you can! Blink and it will have been snapped up. Welcome home!
Ownership of this lot comes with the right to join the Coyle Community Club for dock and boat launch use at a nominal price. The fees dock fees are not mandatory. This lot holds a septic easement right over the adjacent parcel. However, There are possible waivers for a lot this size to have support a septic system. Buyer to confirm with a septic designer. The PUD recently installed new water pipes in the road. Power is at the road. Less than a mile to the Laurel B Johnson Community Center for concerts, fish fry and other meetings. Short walk to the boat launch and doc area. 45 minutes to the Kingston Ferry, 42 minutes to Poulsbo Walmart. Seller will consider owner financing.
Just a short walk from Lake Leland, you’ll have easy access to bird watching, year-round fishing, boating, and swimming—while still enjoying your own expansive 14 acre parcel. The land itself is level and mostly cleared, making it ideal for setting up a group RV basecamp, weekend hunting and fishing trips, or building out a future home designed around the outdoors. A year-round creek winds through the property, adding both beauty and a natural water source, while southern exposure brings in sunlight perfect for gardens and comfortable camping. Take in striking views of Mount Constance and the surrounding Olympic foothills as your daily backdrop. The property also includes unique wetland areas alive with wildlife, including many types of birds, beaver and muskrat habitat, creating a dynamic ecosystem right outside your door. With nearby DNR land offering endless opportunities for hiking, hunting, and mushroom foraging—and no HOA restrictions—you’re free to use the land your way. This is more than just acreage. It’s a basecamp for adventure, a place to unplug, and a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Pacific Northwest that still feels wild. Get out of the city and have some fun !
Discover a peaceful retreat on this tranquil 5-acre parcel on the Toandos Peninsula. Less than 10 miles from stores and services, this secluded property offers level terrain with a mix of Red Alder, Hemlock, Fir, and Cedar. A gated entry and established driveway lead to multiple potential homesites, with corners flagged and PUD power and phone available at the property line. This 5+ acre tract is part of a developing area with no HOA. Enjoy flexible use options—camp, cut firewood, park your RV, or build your future home. Experience the natural beauty and quiet surroundings of the Toandos Peninsula.
Discover the quiet beauty of the Toandos Peninsula with this inviting 5-acre parcel near Quilcene, Washington. Set at the end of a dead-end road, the property offers a peaceful, private setting surrounded by evergreen foliage and a beautiful fir forest—an ideal place to site your future home. The land features nice, level topography and an access road running through the property, making it easy to explore and envision potential building sites. A drilled well across the road provides a known reference for well depth, while underground PUD electricity is available at the property edge. POD fiber-optic internet is also expected to be installed in the roadway soon, offering the promise of reliable connectivity in a tranquil rural setting. Enjoy a welcoming community atmosphere just minutes from the local community center, where music, gatherings, and good camaraderie bring neighbors together. The property is also conveniently located only minutes from the Hood Canal Bridge, providing easy access to the Olympic Peninsula and beyond. With its level terrain, peaceful end-of-road location, mature evergreens, and lovely fir forest, this parcel offers a rare opportunity to create a private Northwest retreat in the heart of the Toandos Peninsula.
Find peace and seclusion on this tranquil half-acre lot on the Toandoes Peninsula, tucked at the end of a quiet dead-end road. Just 20 miles from downtown Quilcene or Poulsbo, this property offers easy access to Hood Canal for fishing, crabbing, and clamming, along with a shared community beach. Power is available at the street, while water and septic will need to be installed. With no HOA this lot is a blank canvas to create your perfect retreat. The merchantable timber on-site also adds extra potential to this beautiful property. Perfect location for a registered water catchment system
Find peace and seclusion on this tranquil half-acre lot on the Toandoes Peninsula, tucked at the end of a quiet dead-end road. Just 20 miles from downtown Quilcene or Poulsbo, this property offers easy access to Hood Canal for fishing, crabbing, and clamming, along with a shared community beach. Power is available at the street, while water and septic will need to be installed. With no HOA , this lot is a blank canvas to create your perfect retreat. The merchantable timber on-site also adds extra potential to this beautiful property.
Embrace the beauty of the Pacific Northwest at Dabob Cove. This serene 5+ acre homesite is tucked within a private, gated beachfront community along the shores of the Hood Canal. A rare, build-ready opportunity, the property had approved building permits(expired 2025) & architectural plans available from a very reputable designer, a 3-bedroom septic system already installed, plus power and community water on site—allowing you to move forward with confidence. Surrounded by lush evergreens, the setting offers exceptional privacy and a true connection to nature. Enjoy exclusive access to a private beach perfect for kayaking, paddleboarding, beachcombing, or launching a small boat. Watch wildlife pass through the shoreline, listen to birdsong in the mornings, and take in stunning sunsets over the water as the day winds down. Whether you’re envisioning a full-time residence or a peaceful weekend retreat, this property delivers a tranquil coastal lifestyle away from the noise of city life. Pre-construction appraisal complete. A special opportunity to create your dream waterfront escape in a quiet, nature-filled setting—ready when you are.
Rare 65-Acre Olympic Peninsula Opportunity Imagine the possibilities on 65 virtually level acres at the base of the Olympic Mountains. Whether your vision is a legacy farm, horse ranch, private estate, or self-sufficient homestead, this remarkable property offers the space, privacy, and freedom to create something lasting. Recently replanted with Douglas fir, the land can be selectively cleared for homes, barns, gardens, orchards, riding areas, or pasture while allowing the remaining timber to mature as a long-term investment. Power and high-speed fiber optic internet are available at the road, giving you modern convenience in a peaceful rural setting. Adventure begins at your property line with adjoining Washington State DNR lands for hiking, horseback riding, hunting, mushroom and berry gathering, and wildlife exploration. Nearby Lake Leland, the largest lake in Jefferson County, offers year-round fishing, boating, kayaking, and paddleboarding, all protected by a quiet 10 MPH speed limit. Currently enrolled in Designated Forest Land status, the property enjoys exceptionally low carrying costs, with 2025 property taxes of just $83 per year. Located in an Opportunity Zone, this acreage may also offer potential capital gains tax advantages for qualified buyers. Maybe it’s time to diversify from stocks and invest in land you can use, enjoy, and pass on for generations.
Nicely timbered with Douglas Fir Mostly level with beautiful ravine lined with older conifers Paved road access Power & Fiber optic internet in roadway Close to Lake Leland for year round fishing & boating with 10 MPH speed limit. Close to State DNR lands for exploring, hunting and wildcrafting. This would make an amazing secluded homestead in a beautiful forest. Currently designated forestlands for tax purposes. Property taxes for 2025 are $24 / year.
This mostly level property features a picturesque ravine shaded by mature second-growth conifers, creating a stunning natural backdrop for your future home. A cleared homesite is already in place, while the balance of the property has been recently replanted with Douglas fir, making it easy to expand for gardens, orchards, barns, shops, or even a second home. Whether you're envisioning a self-sufficient homestead, retreat, or legacy property, the possibilities are endless. Modern conveniences are ready with power and high-speed fiber optic internet available at the road. Step beyond your property onto adjoining Washington State DNR lands offering thousands of acres for hiking, hunting, wildlife viewing, mushroom and berry gathering, and year-round exploration. Just minutes away, Lake Leland—the largest lake in Jefferson County—offers exceptional fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and boating, with a peaceful 10 MPH speed limit that preserves its quiet character. Currently enrolled in Designated Forest Land status, this exceptional acreage enjoys remarkably low carrying costs, with 2025 property taxes of only $23. Rarely does a property combine privacy, natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and investment potential so perfectly. Build your dream where the forest meets the mountains.
Enjoy seclusion and convenience on this sunny 5-acre parcel—an affordable opportunity to build your private getaway. Located at the end of a quiet road and bordering designated forest lands, this property offers lasting privacy and a peaceful natural setting. Lightly treed with a cleared homesite, it’s ready for your future cabin, home, or recreational retreat. A unique tree-lined ravine adds scenic character and exploration potential. Power will be needed, giving you the option of off-grid living or bringing in utilities to suit your plans. Just minutes from the Hood Canal Bridge, you’ll have quick access to adventure on the Olympic Peninsula and beyond. Fresh air, open space, and endless potential—your escape begins here.
Rare opportunity to own an undeveloped, commercially zoned property in Quilcene. This 1+ acre parcel is zoned "RVC" Rural Village Center for your future business and home. The site features level pastureland in the heart of Quilcene—an ideal blend of commercial opportunities, convenience and country charm. Just a short walk to town, this sun-filled property offers excellent soil for lush gardens and a shallow aquifer for easy water access. Open space and sweeping mountain views create a stunning backdrop for your future home or hobby farm. With abundant sunshine, fertile ground, and a peaceful setting, this parcel is a rare opportunity to enjoy small-town living with all the beauty of the Olympic Peninsula right outside your door.
Come discover this nearly 1-acre homesite with level pastureland in the heart of Quilcene—an ideal blend of convenience and country charm. Just a short walk to town, this sun-filled property offers excellent soil for lush gardens and a shallow aquifer for easy water access. Open space and sweeping mountain views create a stunning backdrop for your future home or hobby farm. With abundant sunshine, fertile ground, and a peaceful setting, this parcel is a rare opportunity to enjoy small-town living with all the beauty of the Olympic Peninsula right outside your door.
Looking for your own Olympic Peninsula recreational getaway? Here it is! This level lot in Snow Creek Ranch development is the perfect place for your RV's with PUD water & power at street and access to the Community R/V dump. Listen to the relaxing sounds of Snow Creek as it flows through the "backyard" This is a recreational lot but there is room for R/V shed or outbuilding. Go fishing or launch your boat from the 4 acre community lakefront on Crocker Lake! Short drive to public boat launch on Crocker Lake. Located just off Hwy 101 and Hwy 104 for easy access to all the recreational opportunities that the Olympic Peninsula has to offer!
Large land parcel located in the heart of Quilcene. This level 0.64 acre property that takes up a whole block. Jeff. Co PUD water and power are onsite and ready for use. Nicely landscaped with established trees and flowering shrubs. Two tax parcels are included in the sale. Centrally located with an easy walk to the Post Office, restaurants & the County park & campground across the street. It's also within walking distance to the nearby Quilcene Bay for shellfish, boating and a dip in the water ! It's zoned RVC - Rural Village Center that allows many uses including residences. Take a another look at Quil. It's getting nicer every day! This is your turn to create something special.
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Quilcene is located in Washington. Quilcene, Washington has a population of 521. Quilcene is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 19.67% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 16.99%.
The median household income in Quilcene, Washington is $52,083. 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 Quilcene is 45.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 74.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 33.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 33.3 inches per year, with 2 inches of snow per year.