Kala Point

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1760 Kala Point Dr

Port Townsend, WA 98368

+1 (360) 385-0814

http://kalapoint.org

Kala Point Owners' Association (KPOA) is a wooded community nestled along Port Townsend Bay in Washington. Offering homes, condos, and timeshares, Kala Point provides a tranquil setting for residents to enjoy a range of amenities and events.

With a focus on community engagement, KPOA hosts regular board meetings, social gatherings, and wellness programs like yoga and weight loss support. Residents are encouraged to share their experiences through photos and contribute ideas for website improvement, fostering a sense of belonging within the Kala Point community.

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4.54 reviews

Daniel C.

8/18/2014

Our family came up here for a wedding. Kala point was in our timeshare. The property is very beautiful and quiet. It is also gated so it keeps out the crouds that don't belong. My wife and I...

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Adrienne B.

11/13/2015

Copied, and updated, from my review from a different listing of the community. --------- Wonderful timeshare community. There are several buildings and units of varying sizes. Rentals go from 4pm...

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Bonnie S.

12/20/2007

This is an upscale gated community. If you can find a home in here, buy it. It's very quiet, forested and lovely. The best thing about it is the great availability of hiking trails.

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Kathy W.

9/5/2011

This is a beautiful area with every outdoor activity available. Tennis hiking boating fishing beach walking Port Townsend is a short 5min drive with great shopping and restaurants

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