Tabook Cove

Located on the western side of Washington's Toandos Peninsula, between Hood Canal and DaBob Bay, Tabook Cove offers stunning views of the Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains. The Cove features seven acres of maintained forest land with ample walking paths, large manicured lawns, and easy walking access to the 1/8 mile of private community tidelands. Tabook Cove has been owned by the Schroeder Family since 1958.

Tabook Cove is the prefect place to take in all the Puget Sound has to offer. With Bainbridge Island, gateway to Seattle, just 37 miles to the east, Port Angeles, the heart of the Olympic Peninsula only 55 miles to the west, and Port Townsend 32 miles north Tabook Cove is in the center of it all. The Cove is great place for relaxing on the beach, taking in the scenery, and enjoying nature. The Cove is surrounded by several eagle nests and home to many other spices of birds. DaBob Bay's sea life features everything from the occasional grey or orca whale to seals, salmon, and a host of different varieties of shellfish.

The Cove is enjoyable at all times of the year with summer temperatures averaging 75 degrees and winter temps in the 40's. Falls are usually crisp sunny and dry. Spring times features temperatures between 50 and 60 with moderate to heavy rains. The winter months usually see two to three snow falls.

The forest land trails have much to offer year rounds. Including mushrooms in the fall and wild flowers like rhododendrons and native coral root orchids (seen above) in the spring and summer.

As part of Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Keyport, Northwest Range Complex the DaBob Bay Military Operations Area (MOA) encompasses the entire bay. Meaning that often Trident Submarines, from Naval Base Bangor, can often be seen practicing maneuvers in the waters off shore. During Naval exercises the bay is closed to non-military watercraft.

For more information about Tabook Cove please email: Ryan@TabookCove.com