The Willcox House Country Inn is surrounded by the forest and overlooks the sparkling waters of Hood Canal. Located between Seattle and the Olympic Peninsula this 1930’s mansion offers guests peace and tranquility. Colonel Julian P. Willcox and his wife Constance, commissioned noted Northwest architect Lionel H. Pries to design the house. "Combining modernity and tradition, new materials and traditional crafts, this extraordinary house may reflect Prie's personal reinterpretation of the new architecture",  Shaping Seattle Architecture by Jeffrey Karl Ochsner.

From your private table in the dining room enjoy the spectacular view of the water and the Olympic Peninsula. The inn is furnished with antiques and period pieces for relaxation and comfort. Relax by the fire in the great room, play a game of pool in the game room or watch a movie in the theater. The terrace and the library are great places to enjoy a glass of wine in the afternoon.  Five guest rooms, all with private baths overlook the water and the Olympic mountains.

Beautiful gardens host a champion Japanese maple tree and two fish ponds. Walk the oyster laden saltwater beach looking for driftwood and wildlife. Golfing, birding, and hiking are nearby.

The combination of Native American, Scandanavian, Military, and world class garden attractions make Kitsap County an easy-to-tour destination rich in history and diversity.