Adventure Alley

Adventure Alley in Bremerton fills a specific need on the Kitsap Peninsula: a covered, climate-controlled indoor play space where younger children (toddlers through 4th grade) can burn energy without parental anxiety. For families in Bremerton, Port Orchard, or Silverdale who don't want to drive to Tacoma or take a ferry to Seattle for indoor play, Adventure Alley is the convenient local option.

The facility is an indoor playground with climbing structures, slides, and soft play areas sized for younger kids. Unlike large trampoline parks where the scale and speed of older kids can be overwhelming for a 3-year-old, Adventure Alley is more contained — parents can see the whole space and kids can explore freely without getting lost or bowled over.

For Seattle families, the most interesting angle is the ferry connection. Walking on the Washington State Ferry from Colman Dock to Bremerton takes 35 minutes each way and costs around $9-10/adult (kids under 5 free). The ferry ride itself is a kid adventure — out on Puget Sound with views of the Olympic Mountains.

You arrive in Bremerton, play at Adventure Alley, explore the waterfront and Naval Museum, grab lunch, and ferry home. It's a full day trip for under $60 for a family.

Practical note: this is a smaller, independently operated business. Call ahead to confirm hours (+1 630-730-2981) before making the ferry trip, especially for weekday visits. Hours are listed as 9 AM-6 PM most days with a midday break, but verify current schedules.