Welcome to Point No Point Lighthouse!

The Point No Point Lighthouse roof replacement project is scheduled to take place from mid-October through the end of October 2026. 

Managed by the Kitsap County Parks Department, the current roof is aging and actively leaking, making the replacement critical for preserving the historic 1879 structure—the oldest lighthouse on Puget Sound.

• Timeline: Construction is set to begin in mid-October 2026 and conclude by the end of the month.
• Park Access: The Point No Point County Park will remain accessible to visitors as much as possible. However, certain localized areas immediately surrounding the lighthouse will be temporarily closed for safety.
• Staging: A portion of the main park parking lot will be fenced off and utilized for construction equipment staging. 

Other Overlapping Fall/Winter 2026 Projects

Visitors to the light station will see a few other concurrent restoration and maintenance initiatives taking place through the fall and winter:

• Duplex Septic System Replacement: A project to replace the septic system serving the historic keeper's quarters duplex (which operates as a USLHS Vacation Rental) is finalized in design and will be moving to the bidding phase. 
• Lead Paint Cleanup: The U.S. Coast Guard is finalizing plans for a structural lead paint remediation effort encompassing the exterior of the lighthouse, duplex, and store buildings.