- Location: It’s docked at 300 Washington Beach Ave, Bremerton, WA 98337, about 30 minutes west of Seattle across the Puget Sound.
- Ship Details: The USS Turner Joy is a decommissioned 1957 Forrest Sherman-class destroyer. It measures 377 feet in length.
- Tours: Free self-guided tours are available daily from 10AM-4PM. Visitors can explore the main deck, bridge and other internal areas.
- Accessibility: Most areas of the main deck are accessible via ramps or elevators, but the internal spaces have narrow passages and ladders.
- Historical Displays: Exhibits provide background on the ship’s history, missions and technology. Photos show what life was like for crew.
- Other Exhibits: The organization also manages two other ships – the submarine USS Piper and a minehunter on the site.
- Group Tours: Free guided tours for groups like families, students or seniors can be arranged with notice.
- Amenities: Picnic areas are available onsite. A small retail shop sells navy-related gifts.
It offers a unique chance to explore life onboard a former naval vessel and learn about the USS Turner Joy’s service history.
