USA (Washington)
Edmonds → Kingston
The main Puget Sound crossing north of Seattle, linking Edmonds with Kingston on the Kitsap Peninsula. It is the usual car route from the Seattle area towards the Hood Canal Bridge, Port Townsend and the Olympic Peninsula.
Edmonds to Kingston ferry at a glance
The ferry from Edmonds to Kingston takes About 30m across the Puget Sound, operated by Washington State Ferries. Both vehicles and foot passengers are carried. Typical frequency: around 23–25 sailings a day each way on the fall 2026 schedule, from 5:35am to 11:10pm from Edmonds.
Crossing times and frequencies are typical figures and vary by season. Confirm the current timetable with the operator or booking partner before you travel. Route facts last reviewed 2026-09-29.
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Return crossing: Kingston to Edmonds
Washington State Ferries also sails Kingston to Edmonds, taking About 30m. Sailings from Kingston start earlier, with the first departure at 4:45am.
Edmonds to Kingston ferry timetable & sailing pattern
Two boats give about 23–25 departures a day from Edmonds, roughly every 40–50 minutes from 5:35am to 11:10pm
Fall schedule runs 20 Sep – 26 Dec 2026; a holiday schedule applies on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
Return: Sailings from Kingston start earlier, with the first departure at 4:45am.
Timetables change by season and date. Check exact departures for your travel date on the official timetable.
Official Washington State Ferries timetable →Check prices & book on Washington State Ferries →Source: Washington State Ferries schedule by route. Verified 2026-09-29.
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Operators on This Route
| Operator | Crossing Time | Vessels |
|---|---|---|
| Washington State Ferries | About 30m | Spokane, Walla Walla |
Route Features
Vehicles
Cars, campervans, and motorbikes accepted
Foot Passengers
Walk-on passengers welcome
Pets
Pets allowed with valid documents
Distance
5 nautical miles
Getting There & Onward Transport
- The Edmonds terminal (199 Sunset Ave S) is about an hour’s drive from Sea-Tac Airport via I-5 exit 177; Sounder commuter rail and Amtrak Cascades stop at Edmonds station
- Kingston terminal is on State Route 104, which leads west to the Hood Canal Bridge and the Olympic Peninsula
Tips for the Edmonds to Kingston Crossing
- Vehicles need a boarding pass between 8am and 8pm to hold a place in the Kingston holding lanes; ferry tickets are sold separately