The Barracks / 26 Small Private Rooms with One Twin Bed [Sold Out]

The Barracks offer versatile historic lodging in a 1904-era building that has been reimagined for conferences, retreats, and educational programs. Guests can choose private rooms, with many providing ADA-compliant access.

Integrated meeting areas and shared kitchens make the Barracks our most budget-friendly choice for groups that want to stay, gather, and collaborate in one hub.

Guests stay in private locking rooms with shared bathrooms down the hall, plus access to shared living rooms and kitchens that foster connection.

Price is per room for four nights.

**This even has concluded. Please stay tuned for information on Global Earth Repair Convergence 2027** The Dormitory / Building 225 / One Twin Bed [Sold Out]

The largest building at Fort Worden, with 80 private bedrooms on two floors. There are large community spaces and kitchens. This will be a major hub for the event and a great space for networking! We will be offering our dormitory kitchen meals, plus evening activities and Monday morning activities.

This is a historic 1904 building where guests stay in private locking rooms with shared bathrooms down the hall, plus access to shared living rooms and kitchens that foster connection.

Room types include Single Twin, Two Twins, or Full & Twin configurations.

Price is per room for four nights.

**This even has concluded. Please stay tuned for information on Global Earth Repair Convergence 2027** The Dormitory/Building 225/Double Twin Bed [Sold Out]

The largest building at Fort Worden, with 80 private bedrooms on two floors. There are large community spaces and kitchens. This will be a major hub for the event and a great space for networking! We will be offering our dormitory kitchen meals, plus evening activities and Monday morning activities.

This is a historic 1904 building where guests stay in private locking rooms with shared bathrooms down the hall, plus access to shared living rooms and kitchens that foster connection.

Room types include Single Twin, Two Twins, or Full & Twin configurations.

Price is per room for four nights.

**This even has concluded. Please stay tuned for information on Global Earth Repair Convergence 2027** The Lofts [6 remaining]

Individual rooms are available to reserve. If you have more than one person in your party, please contact our registrar ([email protected]) so we can place you together. Depending on availability and unit size, you may share a unit with other parties in the same building.The Lofts are a modern fourplex of two-, three-, and four-bedroom units that bring a contemporary apartment feel to Fort Worden. Part of the Cottage & Loft Collection, they sit alongside everything from a historic castle to cozy cottages, offering a fresh residential-style option in the park.

Designed for couples and small families, the Lofts feature flexible bedroom layouts to comfortably fit different group sizes. Located on the upper campus, guests are close to trails, beaches, historic fortifications, museums, and sweeping views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

Price is per room for four nights.

**This even has concluded. Please stay tuned for information on Global Earth Repair Convergence 2027** The Reunion House [Sold Out]

Individual rooms are available to reserve. If you have more than one person in your party, please contact our registrar ([email protected]) so we can place you together. Depending on availability and unit size, you may share a unit with other parties in the same building.The Reunion House is a high-capacity group lodging hub with 14 rooms, purpose-built for family reunions, retreats, and groups that want to stay under one roof. With about 11 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and a large kitchen, it comfortably serves groups of up to 23 people.

The expansive kitchen includes ample dishes, utensils, cookware, and dual stoves and refrigerators, making shared meals easy and efficient. More utilitarian than Officers Row or NCO homes, Reunion House focuses on space, functionality, and affordability so large groups can gather while enjoying Fort Worden’s beaches, trails, bunkers, marine science center, and waterfront setting.

Price is per room for four nights.

**This even has concluded. Please stay tuned for information on Global Earth Repair Convergence 2027** NCO Row / Corporals' House [Sold Out]

Individual rooms are available to reserve. If you have more than one person in your party, please contact our registrar ([email protected]) so we can place you together. Depending on availability and unit size, you may share a unit with other parties in the same building.NCO Row Corporal's House, is a fully furnished historic home, that is cozy and ideal for families or groups. Built between 1904 and 1915, the mid-sized home includes a kitchen.

These mid-sized homes balance the space of Officers’ Row with the value of the Barracks, with some duplexes converted to single units and at least one updated for ADA accessibility. Guests enjoy early 20th-century architecture.

Price is per room for four nights.

**This even has concluded. Please stay tuned for information on Global Earth Repair Convergence 2027** NCO Row - Sergeants' House [Sold Out]

Individual rooms are available to reserve. If you have more than one person in your party, please contact our registrar ([email protected]) so we can place you together. Depending on availability and unit size, you may share a unit with other parties in the same building.The NCO Row Sergeants' House offers a fully furnished historic home, with kitchen, that is cozy and ideal for families or groups. Built between 1904 and 1915.

Price is per room for four nights.

**This even has concluded. Please stay tuned for information on Global Earth Repair Convergence 2027** NCO Row - Sergeants' House [Sold Out]

Individual rooms are available to reserve. If you have more than one person in your party, please contact our registrar ([email protected]) so we can place you together. Depending on availability and unit size, you may share a unit with other parties in the same building.The NCO Row Sergeants' House offers a fully furnished historic home, with kitchen, that is cozy and ideal for families or groups. Built between 1904 and 1915.

Price is per room for four nights.

**This even has concluded. Please stay tuned for information on Global Earth Repair Convergence 2027** Officer Row House / Colonels' House [Sold Out]

Individual rooms are available to reserve. If you have more than one person in your party, please contact our registrar ([email protected]) so we can place you together. Depending on availability and unit size, you may share a unit with other parties in the same building.Step into this historic fully furnished Colonel's House on Officers Row, these quarters rank among Fort Worden’s most distinctive lodgings. This Victorian-era 6 bedroom residence blends period architecture with modern amenities.

This home offers residential-style comfort with a spacious living room, formal dining room, and fully equipped kitchen with appliances, dishes, utensils, and cookware.

Price is per room for four nights.

**This even has concluded. Please stay tuned for information on Global Earth Repair Convergence 2027** RESERVED STERLING [Sold Out]

Sergeant's House reserved for Sterling Family

**This even has concluded. Please stay tuned for information on Global Earth Repair Convergence 2027** Port Townsend Marine Science Center - Become a Citizen Scientist: Learn iNaturalist + Explore Tidepools [11 remaining]

May 7 • 1:00–3:00 PM
Free (registration required)
Field trip to the Port Townsend Marine Science Center Museum at Fort Worden State Park. Become a citizen scientist during your stay at the Convergence and learn how to use the iNaturalist app as a tool for documenting biodiversity in your area!

📍 Meet at Fort Worden Commons. We’ll depart at 1:00 PM for a short walk (10-minutes) to the Marine Science Center.

At the museum there will be a guided tour and a hands-on introduction to the iNaturalist app—an easy tool for documenting plants, animals, and other living species.

🌊 Tidepool exploration! A short (~0.5 mile) walk brings us to a nearby beach, where a PTMSC team member will guide us into the intertidal zone—exploring, identifying, and recording species as we go.

What to bring:
- Close-toed shoes (beach-friendly recommended)
- Your phone (fully charged)
- Download the iNaturalist app ahead of time (no Wi-Fi at the beach)

**This even has concluded. Please stay tuned for information on Global Earth Repair Convergence 2027** Longhouse Guided Tour + Storytelling + Indigenous plant restoration [11 remaining]

Thursday, May 7, 2026
Noon to 4pm

This field trip takes us to Naiome’s Longhouse for the People (Tyee House), a newly completed space rooted in cultural revitalization and Indigenous land stewardship. Envisioned and led by Naiome Kreinke, a Chemakum matriarch, the longhouse is part of a larger effort to restore traditional longhouses to this land and to her lineage.

Paul Chiyokten Wagner will share about the role of longhouses in Salish Sea cultures, and Naiome will speak about how this one came into being and the process of reestablishing a living space for cultural knowledge, ceremony, and gathering.
While we are there, we will plant a native cultural garden of edible, medicinal, and fiber plants. Please bring gloves.

📍Meet at Finnriver Farm & Cidery (back parking lot) to carpool at noon.
About a 20-minute drive to the site. Located on Dabob Road between Chimacum and Quilcene.
We will return at 4:00 pm in time for the Gala Reception at Finnriver.

**This even has concluded. Please stay tuned for information on Global Earth Repair Convergence 2027** Chimacum Ridge Community Forest - Guided Tour [27 remaining]

Thursday, May 7, 2026
9:30 AM - 2:00 PM

Chimacum Ridge is a community forest protected by the Jefferson Land Trust that provides public access and ecological, social, and economic benefits to our region. It's a living example of what community-led land stewardship can look like!

This guided walk is 3.5 miles (approximately 4 hours) with the very knowledgeable community forest manager of Chimacum Ridge, Ryen Helzer. The walk follows easy, mostly level forest roads, with about 300 feet of moderate elevation gain.

Bring a sack lunch and water bottle. Dress for the weather, with rain gear if needed.

📍Meet at Finnriver Farm & Cidery (back parking lot) at 9:30 AM to carpool. There is limited parking at the Chimacum Ridge Trailhead.

**This even has concluded. Please stay tuned for information on Global Earth Repair Convergence 2027** Salmon Restoration on the Elwha River [Sold Out]

Join a tour of the restoration at 2 important sites on the Elwha River since two dams were removed over a decade ago.

This is a great field trip if you’d like to learn about restoration work in the Elwha watershed for the salmon, orcas and greater ecosystem. How has the river, riparian habitat, vegetation and wildlife changed since the historic Elwha dams removal?

The tour will leave Fort Worden at 8:30 am, via either carpooling or a shuttle bus (TBD). We will provide sack lunches for everyone who wishes, and people are welcome to bring their own food.

The morning tour is at the Balcomb Big Salmon Ranch (BBSR) on the Elwha River. The BBSR site is a few miles west of Port Angeles, a 1.5 hour trip from Ft. Worden. The BBSR is managed by the Center for Whale Research (CWR), a conservation organization that works to research, monitor and protect Southern Resident Orcas. The tour will be led by Howard Garrett, Board President of CWR and an orca expert.

Howard will show people the BBSR site, explain the restoration activities and answer questions about Elwha restoration, orcas and salmon. Touring the BBSR to the Elwha River entails a round-trip walk of about 1.25 mi, with ~300' elevation loss/gain. The walk is on old ranch roads, moderate, but with some steepness. Howard may be able to provide transport via UTV if people request it (limited space) .

We will leave the BBSR by noon, with our lunch break on the way to the estuary of the mighty Elwha River where it meets the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

Our afternoon tour of the Elwha estuary is planned with a Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe (LEKT) Natural Resources staff member or other person knowledgeable about the Elwha dam removals and restoration.

There will be a walking tour of the Elwha estuary and beach, with about ½ mile of easy walking on a flat park road out to the beach, to talk about the area's importance to the LEKT, the history of the Elwha dams removal, and the remarkable recovery of the Elwha estuary and ecosystem since their removal.

We will depart from the Elwha estuary tour by 2 pm, allowing ample time to return to Ft. Worden in time for the evening's gala opening at Finn River at 5 pm!