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Kala Point Village is a timeshare resort located on the Olympic Peninsula 6 miles from Port Townsend, Washington. This family-friendly resort offers a quiet and peaceful getaway in a gated community, nestled in tall evergreens with over a mile of private waterfront to enjoy along the shores of Puget Sound.

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Under the General Manager’s report, the new Kala Point logo has been trademarked with Washington State. You may have run into some issues with website access and special notice emails; these issues have been resolved. The pool opens April 15. Decks were pressure-washed, painted and stenciled. The locker rooms were deep-cleaned, and

Kala Point is a planned residential community located approximately six miles south of Port Townsend, facing east towards Port Townsend Bay. This beautiful gated community offers a wide range of single family homes, some with spectacular …

View images of Multi Resorts at Bear Lake’s comfortable rooms and beautiful forested, lakeside scenery.

2022年12月8日 · This group is for residents of Kala Point to find out information about social events and activities. Private Only members can see who's in the group and what they post.

Kala Point Village 360-385-2367 office@kpvillage.org: What people are saying about us "Beautiful rooms, super close to the beach, quiet in the winter, beach is clean. We had an amazing time!" Directions. Home Rentals / Sales Owners About Kala Point Contact Us ...

Kala Point is located in the Olympic Peninsula's "Sun Belt" where residents enjoy mild winters, comfortable summers and many recreational amenities including 1-1/2 miles of beautiful beach.

Kala Point, the namesake of our homeowner’s community, would have to wait another 12,000 years before it became as we know it, with our broad beach, spit and lagoon. The glaciers that occupied Puget Sound and the Straits of San Juan de Fuca came from the north, not the east. They were Canadian imports, before there were Canadians.