Keyport, Washington: Naval Undersea Museum

Free naval museum is a showcase for underwater tech and military hardware, including several very rare Japanese kamikaze torpedoes.

Address:: 1 Garnett Way, Keyport, WA
Directions:: Hwy 3 take Keyport exit. Drive east on Hwy 308 for three miles. Cross a little bridge, then make first right at big white pylons. Once past the pylons, make first left to the museum.
Hours:: Summer daily 10-4, off-season closed Mondays. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
Phone:: 360-396-4148
Admission:: Free
RA Rates:: Worth a Detour

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Entrance to museum.

Naval Undersea Museum

Undersea warfare is on display at this free museum on the Kitsap Peninsula. The technological changes through the years as well as submarine life shown off for all of us landlubbers.

[Clark W, 10/10/2022]

NOMOAD suit.

Naval Undersea Museum

I've taken my family here several times over the last 20 years, and my three sons have loved it every time. To see the history of torpedoes and actually play in the command center of a nuclear submarine was a fantastic hit. Lots of hands-on excitement. The display changes over time so it's fun to go back and see what's new.

[Paul H, 02/23/2018]

Oct. 2022: Photo added.

Naval Undersea Museum

A great, free, Navy-supported undersea museum featuring the history of undersea exploration and naval torpedoes and mines.

[Darryl, 05/31/2015]

This museum has an outdoor display of deep sea Bathyscaphes and the largest collection of torpedoes in the U.S. -- including a rare World War II Japanese suicide torpedo.