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2 bed 2 bath, sleeps 7. The unit has been upgraded, in the past year.
Located on 116 acres in north-central Washington, Wapato Point has amenities that include six tennis courts, one indoor and seven outdoor pools, and an indoor hot tub. You can rent a bicycle and explore. The resort is on Lake Chelan, which offers most water sports. Paddleboats, canoes, and sailboats are available for rent. In Chelan, seven miles away, you'll find Slidewaters Amusement Park. In winter, cross-country and downhill skiing are available at nearby Echo Valley or, only an hour away, visit Mission Ridge, with a vertical drop of 2,000 feet. Seasonal recreational activities are available.
Great location, Walking distance to many Wineries!
Price includes all escrow fees! $410. is the dues every 3 months.
2026 is a week in August.

Kala Point Village Port Townsend WA, by Olympic National Park weeks

No occupancy limit, sleeps 6, can bring own bedding to sleep more

2025:

*Kala Point Village, Port Townsend WA, by Olympic National Park: $65 cleaning fee for 2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms due at check-in (unit 17C is 2 bedroom 1 bathroom with $70 clean fee) private gated community with rain forest hike, private beach with blackberry picking when in season, protected lagoon, blue heron, sand dollars, tiny crabs and hermit crabs, otters, harbor seals, harbor porpoises, crabs, clamming, deer, clubhouse, horse shoe, pickleball, tennis. Close to Olympic National Park. Can brings up to 2 pets for $50 cleaning fee per pet, dogs or cats due at check-in with the cleaning fee.

Here are some tips for whale watching in Washington:

Best months: April through October is generally the best time to see whales in Washington.

Gray whales: March through May is the best time to see northbound gray whales.

Southern Resident whales: April through September is the best time to see Southern Resident whales.

Humpbacks: May through June is the best time to see humpbacks, but they can be spotted throughout the spring and summer.

Transient orcas and minke whales: These whales can be seen year-round.

The Whale Trail: This trail has over 60 sites on the shores of the western coast of North America, including the northern end of First Beach in La Push.

Port Townsend Marine Science Center: This center is part of the Salish Sea Hydrophone Network, which has a listening device on the pier to hear underwater sounds.

Kala Point Village 2025 weeks available:

Aug 8-15 2025 # 8 B lower unit 2 br 1 ba

Oct 31-Nov 7 2025 # 8B consecutive weeks
Nov 7 - Nov 14 2025 #17C consecutive weeks with unit 8B

Feb 6-13 2026 # 8B consecutive weeks
Feb 13 - 20 2026 # 17C consecutive weeks with unit 8B


Highly sought after, buildings 1 & 2, closest to the club house & beach

two bedrooms, two bathrooms, private gated community with rain forest hike, private beach with protected lagoon, blue heron, sand dollars, tiny crabs and hermit crabs, otters, harbor seals, harbor porpoises, crabs, clamming, deer, clubhouse, horse shoe, pickleball, tennis.

Close to Olympic National Park. Can brings up to 2 pets for $50 cleaning fee per pet, dogs or cats. Not a strict occupancy limit, bring as many as you are comfortable bringing, bring extra bedding above occupancy 6 provided for.

Can accommodate 12 people between units 8 and 17 great for family reunions, can bring bedding for more & line them up! Can bring bedding for more than that; no occupancy limit.

Please contact Joyce for more information: (541) 729-1367

The studio deluxe cottages at Deer Harbor are the units that require the most points to book. They sleep 4 but the beds are in the same room. Every unit has a personal hot tub on deck but there is also a pool. Units have a kitchen and there is a harbor right out front. After a relaxing ferry ride to Orcas Island spend 5 days discovering the beauty of the Pacific North West in the summertime.

Kala Point Village Port Townsend WA, by Olympic National Park weeks

No occupancy limit, sleeps 6, can bring own bedding to sleep more

2025:

*Kala Point Village, Port Townsend WA, by Olympic National Park: $70 cleaning fee for 2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms due at check-in (unit 8BC is 2 bedroom 1 bathroom with $65 clean fee) private gated community with rain forest hike, private beach with blackberry picking when in season, protected lagoon, blue heron, sand dollars, tiny crabs and hermit crabs, otters, harbor seals, harbor porpoises, crabs, clamming, deer, clubhouse, horse shoe, pickleball, tennis. Close to Olympic National Park. Can brings up to 2 pets for $50 cleaning fee per pet, dogs or cats due at check-in with the cleaning fee.

Here are some tips for whale watching in Washington:

Best months: April through October is generally the best time to see whales in Washington.

Gray whales: March through May is the best time to see northbound gray whales.

Southern Resident whales: April through September is the best time to see Southern Resident whales.

Humpbacks: May through June is the best time to see humpbacks, but they can be spotted throughout the spring and summer.

Transient orcas and minke whales: These whales can be seen year-round.

The Whale Trail: This trail has over 60 sites on the shores of the western coast of North America, including the northern end of First Beach in La Push.

Port Townsend Marine Science Center: This center is part of the Salish Sea Hydrophone Network, which has a listening device on the pier to hear underwater sounds.

Kala Point Village 2025 weeks available:

Aug 8-15 2025 # 8 B lower unit 2 br 1 ba

Oct 31-Nov 7 2025 # 8B consecutive weeks
Nov 7 - Nov 14 2025 #17C consecutive weeks with unit 8B

Feb 6-13 2026 # 8B consecutive weeks
Feb 13 - 20 2026 # 17C consecutive weeks with unit 8B


Highly sought after, buildings 1 & 2, closest to the club house & beach

two bedrooms, two bathrooms, private gated community with rain forest hike, private beach with protected lagoon, blue heron, sand dollars, tiny crabs and hermit crabs, otters, harbor seals, harbor porpoises, crabs, clamming, deer, clubhouse, horse shoe, pickleball, tennis.

Close to Olympic National Park. Can brings up to 2 pets for $50 cleaning fee per pet, dogs or cats. Not a strict occupancy limit, bring as many as you are comfortable bringing, bring extra bedding above occupancy 6 provided for.

Can accommodate 12 people between units 8 and 17 great for family reunions, can bring bedding for more & line them up! Can bring bedding for more than that; no occupancy limit.

Please contact Joyce for more information: (541) 729-1367

Master bedroom has queen bed and attached bathroom with tub, 2nd bedroom has two twin beds. Unit has fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, compact washer and dryer, and free WiFi. The living room has a fireplace and cable tv, as well as the queen sized sleeper sofa. The clubhouse has a workout room with exercise equipment, year round hot tub and sauna, and a seasonal outdoor pool with a separate kids pool. the resort also has 1 mile of private beach front with a boat launch area, tennis courts, pickleball courts, a playground area, charcoal barbecues and picnic tables. Check-in is Friday afternoon (4pm) and check-out is the following Friday morning (11am). A $75 cleaning fee is due at check-in. Guests may bring pets but there is an additional $50 per pet cleaning fee due at check-in.

Kala Point Village is located about 6 miles south of Port Townsend, Washington, a lovely old port city with many historic buildings and Victorian homes. KPV is close to several state parks, Olympic National Park, and the ferry from Port Angeles goes to Victoria, BC several times every day. Port Townsend offers many local attractions including restaurants, a winery, a brewery, a cidery, museums, galleries and whale watching, in season.

This listing is for unit #29, and we have a similar 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit, #12, which is available for the week of Christmas, 12/19/25-12/26/25.

2 bed-2bath sleep 7 Downstairs unit right behind the pool.
Tennis & Pickleball close by
Walking distance to the new wineries (sandwich & ice cream) in Manson.
Sunday to Sunday Price is for the week.

It is a 1/12 ownership with 4 weeks a year, one per season and a free fifth week every 5 years.

$900: 2 bedroom 2 bathroom upper unit, pick units 14 or 16 , they are 2 side by side units available, each has washer dryer in unit, great for extended family to own together.
$428 KPV maintenance fees per 2 bedroom week, middle of '24 to mid '25 maintenance fees, building 2, close to beach & clubhouse

$900 total cost to ownership:

The fiscal year is June to end of May so there is cost of living adjustments on the quarterly amount middle of the year.

The $900 covers all fees to get the title in your name units 14 G or 16 G, "G" is the time interval and every year it moves 2 weeks forward so eventually an owner gets all weeks.

Great for using, renting and exchanging for other resorts all over the world.

The ownership is owned free and clear.

There are once a year fees, last year the HOA cost was $266 and the taxes were $24. HOA covers the clubhouse, pool, tennis/pickle ball courts, private beach, grounds and pier, etc. maintenance.

Even though there is bedding for 6, there is no occupancy limit, so you can bring bedding/blow up mattresses and sleep as many as you are comfortable.

There is one assigned parking lot to each unit and "free" ones around for guests to park. I keep the car that does the most traveling in the assigned spot and the one that stays put the most in a "free" spot.

They allow up to 2 pets for a $50 pet cleaning fee per pet.

There is a $70 (upper unit) cleaning fee that renters or guests pay at check-in. If the week is deposited into an exchange company and exchanged into, owners pay the cleaning fee plus $10 for a handling fee to bill the amount.

The cleaning fee that is due at check-in, if a week isn't used, it doesn't need to be paid.

The blackberries are abundant in the late summer/fall season.

There is a rain forest hike within the gated, private community.

Deer roam casually around the property.

There are sea otters, harbor porpoises, harbor seals and a protected lagoon off the beach where blue heron and water fowl can be spotted.

Clamming and crab pots are local activities.

There are plentiful sand dollars beyond the stream connecting the lagoon.

The weeks rent well or exchange into RCI, Interval International or Trading Places. Kala Point has an internal rental and exchange program, too.

There are gate keys available for a small fee or a code for entrance into the private, gated community.

There are forms both seller and buyer need to sign to transfer title.

Only units 14, or 16 for sale, these are concurrent weeks in interval "G". Great ownership opportunity for family or friends who enjoy vacationing together to enjoy these side by side units.

Payment options:

***Zelle for payment has been working the best. phone (801) 367-5807 or janetbriankaplar@gmail.com, my husband's name is Brian, our last name is Kaplar for Zelle.

**Venmo @Janet-Kaplar is Venmo, picture of husband and me. https://venmo.com/u/Janet-Kaplar

***I can send a PayPal $ request if needing to pay by credit card that will include the 3% fees so I receive the advertised amount (PayPal deducts their fees when transferring to my account).

PayPal allows the no fees family & friends feature if using a debit card or PayPal balance
email: janetbriankaplar@gmail.com

Or, mail a check to:

Janet Kaplar
420 West 800 South
Alpine, Utah 84004

See great condominium discounted vacation rental weeks & timeshare ownerships at: condocoop.blogspot.com *view web version.

Please let me know when payment has been sent and I will confirm the receipt...

Happy Vacationing!!!!

Kind Regards,

Janet Kaplar

(801) 367-5807

janetbriankaplar@gmail.com

https://www.thetravel.com/most-beautiful-towns-in-united-states/

Peterson's Waterfront | Fixed Week 11 | 2 Bedroom Unit | Full Kitchen | Sleeps 6 | Check In/Out on Friday | 33,000 Annual RCI Points | Annual Usage Available 2026 | Seller pays transfer fees and closing costs!

Non-refundable unless we can get another renter in because I have paid for the week, I cannot get the $ back and I take all ads down after payment. Thank-you for your understanding.

Please note these reservations are for 2026

Kala Point Village 2026 weeks available:

2026 weeks available at Kala Point Village (all 2 bedrooms sleeps 6; unit 3 one bathroom, lower unit, all others 2 bathrooms, upper units):

March 13-20'26 units 14 & 16 ~ (side by side units, these are being saved for potential new owner)

May 1-8'26 unit 3

May 15-22'26 unit 4

May 22-29'26 unit 3

***June 5-12'26 units (14 & 16 side by side; ***these are being saved for potential new owner)

***Aug 28-Sept 4'26 units 6, 14 & 16 (14 & 16 side by side; ***these are being saved for potential new owner)

Oct 16-23'26 unit 3

Oct 30-Nov 6'26 unit 4

Nov 5-12'26 unit 3

***Nov 20-27'26 units 6, 14 & 16 (14 & 16 side by side,** these are being saved for potential new owner)

Units 4, 6, 14 & 16 are two bedrooms two bathrooms with $70 cleaning fee due at check-in; unit 3 is two bedrooms one bath $65 cleaning fee due at check-in

($65 cleaning fee for one bathroom unit instead of $70 cleaning fee for 2 bathrooms units)

$799 + the cleaning fee that is due at check-in. Can brings up to 2 pets for $50 cleaning fee per pet, dogs or cats.

The pictures shown are the lower unit 3. The upper units are similar but have a vaulted ceiling, large porch area and loft area with 2 full bathrooms. The upper units have more sunlight.

Here are some tips for whale watching in Washington:

Best months: April through October is generally the best time to see whales in Washington.

Gray whales: March through May is the best time to see northbound gray whales.

Southern Resident whales: April through September is the best time to see Southern Resident whales.

Humpbacks: May through June is the best time to see humpbacks, but they can be spotted throughout the spring and summer.

Transient orcas and minke whales: These whales can be seen year-round.

The Whale Trail: This trail has over 60 sites on the shores of the western coast of North America, including the northern end of First Beach in La Push.

Port Townsend Marine Science Center: This center is part of the Salish Sea Hydrophone Network, which has a listening device on the pier to hear underwater sounds.

***Kala Point Village Port Townsend WA, by Olympic National Park, 2025 weeks & units available:

janetbriankaplar@gmail.com (801)367-5807

(can bring extra sleeping arrangements for over occupancy limit that condo sleeps; no occupancy limit)

by Olympic National Park, private gated community with rain forest hike, private beach with protected lagoon, blue heron, sand dollars, tiny crabs and hermit crabs, sea otters, harbor seals, harbor porpoises, crabs, clamming, deer, clubhouse, horse shoe, pickleball, tennis.

Kala Point Village does not have an occupancy limit. It has beds for 6 but can bring as many as you are comfortable bringing, just bring bed arrangement for above sleeping accommodations, resort does not provide above the sleeps 6.

Friday to Friday weeks

***Kala Point Village Port Townsend WA

two bedrooms two baths, washer dryer in unit, private gated community with rain forest hike, private beach with protected lagoon, blue heron, sand dollars, tiny crabs and hermit crabs, otters, harbor seals, harbor porpoises, crabs, clamming, deer, clubhouse, horse shoe, pickleball, tennis. Close to Olympic National Park

Gated, private beach community

Rain tree forest hike in the gated community.

Washer dryer in unit

Close to Olympic National Park and many sites.

Life is Short GET OUT Make Some Memories

See: condocoop.blogspot.com *view web version

Kala Point Village Port Townsend WA, driving distance to Olympic National Park

*Kala Point Village, Port Townsend WA, by Olympic National Park: $799 + $70 cleaning fee for 2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms due at check-in (unit 3 is 2 bedroom 1 bathroom with $65 clean fee) private gated community with rain forest hike, private beach with blackberry picking when in season, protected lagoon, blue heron, sand dollars, tiny crabs and hermit crabs, otters, harbor seals, harbor porpoises, crabs, clamming, deer, clubhouse, horse shoe, pickleball, tennis. Close to Olympic National Park. Can brings up to 2 pets for $50 cleaning fee per pet, dogs or cats due at check-in with the cleaning fee.

Here are some tips for whale watching in Washington:

Best months: April through October is generally the best time to see whales in Washington.

Gray whales: March through May is the best time to see northbound gray whales.

Southern Resident whales: April through September is the best time to see Southern Resident whales.

Humpbacks: May through June is the best time to see humpbacks, but they can be spotted throughout the spring and summer.

Transient orcas and minke whales: These whales can be seen year-round.

The Whale Trail: This trail has over 60 sites on the shores of the western coast of North America, including the northern end of First Beach in La Push.

Port Townsend Marine Science Center: This center is part of the Salish Sea Hydrophone Network, which has a listening device on the pier to hear underwater sounds.

highly sought after, buildings 1 & 2, closest to the club house & beach

two bedrooms, two bathrooms, private gated community with rain forest hike, private beach with protected lagoon, blue heron, sand dollars, tiny crabs and hermit crabs, otters, harbor seals, harbor porpoises, crabs, clamming, deer, clubhouse, horse shoe, pickleball, tennis.

Close to Olympic National Park. Can brings up to 2 pets for $50 cleaning fee per pet, dogs or cats. Not a strict occupancy limit, bring as many as you are comfortable bringing, bring extra bedding above occupancy 6 provided for.

Please contact Janet for more information: (801) 367-5807