7767 E Hilldale Road, Port Orchard, WA 98366
Manchester Torpedo Warehouse are located in Manchester State Park
The Torpedo Warehouse sits on the shoreline of Rich Passage in Manchester State Park.
Good for
- Anniversaries
- Birthday Parties
- Corporate Event
- Group Events & Weddings
- Retreats
- Reunions
- Wedding
Rates & fees
Available to rent April 1 - Oct. 31 from 8 a.m. to one hour prior to dusk.
Available outside reservation season for first-come, first served. Call park office for details (360) 871-4065.
Monday – Thursday $225 plus tax per day.
Friday - Sunday $450 plus tax per day.
All vehicles must display an annual or day Discover Pass.
How to reserve
Make a reservation online or call (888) CAMPOUT or (888) 226-7688.
You can reserve up to nine months in advance of your date.
Washington State Parks discount passes do not apply to day-use rentals.
Highlights
Field
Forest
Rocky Beach
Saltwater
Viewpoint
Wildlife Viewing
The Torpedo Warehouse can accommodate up to 150 guests and includes a fireplace an outside picnic area with braziers and horseshoe pit (shoes can be checked out at welcome center). Restrooms with showers are near by. There is no electricity, but generators are ok.
Check in time after 8 a.m. and clean up must be completed one hour prior to dusk.
Check in at the welcome center upon arrival. You can start decorating the space at 8 a.m. Parking is limited and carpooling is encouraged.
Additional information
Alcohol is allowed in the area but not in the general day use area or beach; kegs are not allowed. Amplified music is not allowed.
Activities must not damage park facilities or natural environment. All decorations must be removed after event. Items that may be hazardous to wildlife (water balloons, confetti, rice, sidewalk chalk, silly string etc.) are not allowed. No bounce houses.
Reservation party is responsible for clean-up and departure time is one hour prior to dusk; dusk times are posted at welcome center. All furniture must be moved to original locations prior to departure.
Professional photography and the use of drones require a permit in all Washington State Parks. For additional information visit our Photography Permits page. For catering questions, please contact Manchester state park.
History
Built in 1901 as part of the Army’s Coastal Artillery Corps, it was originally used to assemble and store mines. Later it was used as an officers’ club, barracks and mess hall. Washington State parks obtained Manchester State park in 1970.
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