Located on the south end of Bainbridge Island along the western edge of Eagle Harbor, Eagledale Bainbridge Island is a quiet, established neighborhood known for its rural character, larger parcels, and proximity to the water. The area blends historic farmland, waterfront homes, and scenic viewpoints, creating a setting that feels both peaceful and deeply connected to the island’s past.

Homes along Eagle Harbor Drive often enjoy harbor views or direct waterfront access, while inland properties are frequently set on acreage. Many original farmhouses still stand, adding to the neighborhood’s pastoral feel. Streets such as New Sweden Drive, Taylor Avenue, and McDonald Avenue reflect the area’s agricultural history and relaxed pace of life.

Living in Eagledale Bainbridge Island

Eagledale is valued for its balance of privacy and convenience. Although the neighborhood feels rural and tucked away, it sits just about three miles from downtown Winslow and the ferry terminal. This makes daily errands and commuting manageable while preserving a quieter residential atmosphere.

Views are a defining feature of the area. Many homes look out over Eagle Harbor, with sightlines toward Winslow, Seattle, and the Cascade Mountains. A scenic drive along Eagle Harbor Drive is a local favorite, especially between the Y and the neighboring Bill Point area, with several pullouts offering opportunities to stop and take in the harbor.

Community life in Eagledale feels authentic and long established. Seasonal traditions, such as pumpkin displays along split rail fences at Halloween or roadside farm egg stands, reflect the neighborhood’s close-knit character. City and school bus stops along Eagle Harbor Drive add everyday convenience.

Parks and Outdoor Access

Outdoor access is one of Eagledale’s strongest assets. Pritchard Park, located within the neighborhood, offers waterfront access, sandy beach areas, and trails that follow the shoreline. From the beach, visitors can watch ferries come and go and enjoy direct views of Winslow and Harbor Square. The paths here are popular for walking, running, and dog outings.

Eagledale Park, located off Rose Avenue, provides seven acres of community space. Amenities include a playground, tennis courts, volleyball courts, picnic shelters, and an off-leash dog area. The park is also home to the Bainbridge Island Parks and Recreation Arts and Crafts and pottery studios, making it a creative and recreational hub for the area.