About Parkwood East
Founded between 1969 and 1972, Parkwood East was developed by Ryan Built Homes Inc. on land that was once part of Kitsap County’s rural farming landscape. Before becoming a residential neighborhood, the area supported open pasture, orchards, and livestock.
Today, Parkwood East reflects both its history and its future. Mature trees, green spaces, and natural features remain a reminder of the land’s agricultural roots, while neighbors continue to shape a connected and welcoming community.
Our Association
The Parkwood East Homeowners Association is a registered nonprofit dedicated to preserving, maintaining, and improving our community. We are an all‑volunteer organization representing our homeowners and caring for shared spaces and common areas.
Through collaboration, stewardship, and thoughtful planning, the Association works to support the long‑term health, safety, and livability of our neighborhood.
What We Do
The Association’s work focuses on:
Maintenance and care of common areas and shared amenities
Stewardship of green spaces, trails, and natural features
Coordination of improvement projects and long‑term planning
Supporting neighborhood communication and community connection
Our efforts are guided by a commitment to responsible management and respect for the character of Parkwood East.
Community & Neighbors
Parkwood East is a diverse and growing neighborhood made up of homeowners, families, and individuals with a shared interest in caring for the place we call home. We value cooperation, volunteerism, and inclusive participation.
Neighbors are encouraged to stay engaged, share ideas, and take part in community projects and meetings.
Get Involved
As a volunteer‑led organization, community involvement is at the heart of Parkwood East. Whether helping with a work party, attending meetings, or contributing ideas, every level of participation helps strengthen our neighborhood.
Together, we are building on the past while creating greater opportunities for the future of Parkwood East.