EXPLORE: 11 Little Parks to Take Your Kids on the Kitsap Peninsula
East 9th Street Mini Park
Intersection of E 9th and Shore Drive, Manette
This pocket park is comprised of a grassy knoll, a couple of picnic tables and an excellent view of the sound. Grab a little something from nearby Saboteur Bakery and come sit and nibble.
Lillian A. & James Walker Park | Bremerton
1914 Taft Ave, Bremerton
With beach access to idyllic Anderson Cove, a beautiful mosaic labyrinth to walk and a cozy grass amphitheater make this one of the most unique tiny parks in Kitsap.
Hidden Cove Park
8588 NE Hidden Cove Road, Bainbridge Island
A great little local fave with a small dock (to jump off of or launch a kayak from) and great views of the tiny bay. You’re tucked away but you likely have company, this tiny park is also popular on nice days.
Wynn-Jones Preserve County Park
5863 Wynn Jones Road, Port Orchard
This blink-and-you’ll miss it park consists of a hidden trail that winds through ferns and evergreens. A perfect place to take 30 minutes to stroll through the woods.
Old Man House Park | Suquamish
17830 S Angeline Ave NE, Suquamish
This quaint waterfront park has the distinct honor of having the largest ‘bighouse’ in what is now the state of Washington and was home to both Chief Sealth (Seattle) and Chief Kitsap. Truly a special place.
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