Nice little park & trail!!…read more Perfect for a picnic, short dog walk, or a casual stroll. Has interesting features, topography, varied scenery, and fun wilderness facts posted throughout the park. The neat driftwood salmon on top of the hill is an interesting landmark and a benched viewpoint overlooking the entrance to the park. Overall score: 4.0 / 5.0

This place offers solitude. Although cars can be heard from Bond and other surrounding streets, the…read moretrees, the birds and the ponds are beautiful. There are different paths and plenty of benches to just sit, listen to nature. Very relaxing place. The paths are ADA accommadating.

Beautiful walk in the Reserve. We took about hr and half to complete the walking tour. Lots of…read morephotos opportunities. We were able to see some deer, be outdoors with nature and it felt really peaceful.

We wanted to visit this place really bad and I take full responsibility for not researching it…read morebetter but once we got there we found out it costs $25 per person to go in, the pictures I saw of the grounds seem to indicate it's probably worth every penny but we ended up turning around and driving to a nearby park with amazing views for free. Maybe I'm naive, I'm definitely on a budget but I think nature should be free or at least more affordable for all to enjoy, the very nice employee let us know that they do have some days when entry is free or pay what you can but it's some special day like the 3rd Thursday of the month but only if there's a full moon and raining.

A taste of Venice and Gig Harbor all in one bite. Enjoy the charm of an old fishing village that…read morewas wrapped up in great Pacific Northwest history. Some intriguing stories about how this glorious inlet became a true gem of the Tacoma area. Stunning views of upscale living and of our Mount Tahoma aka Mt Rainier. Our gondolier, John painted our experience with a beautiful saranade and a lovely rendition of a birthday wishes. This is a must do, mark it on your list for this summer. Recommendation: go on a Sunday. Still vibrant but not as packed. End or start at the Brimstone Bar on Pioneer. Enjoy and you're welcome!

Such a marvelous experience! Really enjoyed our Gondola ride. Thank you so much John!read more

Visited City Hall for the first time two weeks ago for a passport appointment. The building is so…read moreclean, beautiful, and quiet. Street parking right next to the entrance was convenient and available. I believe there is also a parking garage. Most importantly though - the STAFF! They were so friendly. Big smiles. Very efficient. I was in and out within 10 mins or less. Such a great experience! Side note: They only conduct passport appointments on Tuesdays and there is usually about a 1-2 month wait for an appointment. However, you can add yourself to the cancellation list and they very actively contact those on the list to fill cancellations, usually with a day or so of notice. Overall, HIGHLY recommend this office for passports.

While recently on a day trip to explore the wilds of Bainbridge Island, I was pleasantly surprised…read moreto stumble on the Chief Sealth Gravesite. Located in a small graveyard behind a tiny church, the gravesite is very well marked if you follow the signs. It was really neat to experience a piece of Seattle history, and honor the proud man after whom our great city was named. This is definitely worth a detour if you're touring around Bainbridge - it was only about 5-6 minutes off the main road.

It's a great little downtown museum full of Poulsbo history and some wonder volunteer docents…read more I don't believe that they charge for admission, donations are excepted.

The volunteer that approached us was professional, friendly, and knowledgeable. The museum has…read morelots of old parts of submarines and torpedo from the past. Lots of educational videos and some hands-on areas where you simulate, not the kind like video games for children and adults, just to feel what is like. Great history, people should visit and it's free entrance, but you can donate if you like.

Small museum on the lower level of a multi-family house. A volunteer greeted us and was available…read moreto answer questikns during our visit. There are quite a few displays in four rooms. You could easily breeze through or stay a while and get more infor mation. There are some informative signs and the docent offered information when asked. I especially enjoyed the traditional clothing and housewares. A quick, free stop to learn more about Poulsbo.

This museum in the quaint village of Poulsbo captures the culture and heritage of early Poulsbo…read morefamilies. The staff was friendly and welcoming. It doesn't take long to walk through and see the exhibits, it's worth a stop in to see the collections!

The Poulsbo Heritage Museum moved into the house next door to the Maritime Museum in 2022 - 19020…read moreFront Street. More than Scandinavian - the museum tells the story of Poulsbo's settling and development. Downstairs tells the story of Heart and Home, Tending to Business, Almo Theater, North Kitsap Schools, and its Scandinavian heritage. Upstairs recently opened telling the story of Poulsbo from 1930-1980, the years when WWII changed the demographics of Poulsbo dramatically. The museum also offers research assistance and monthly children's activities. With both museums (Maritime and History) there is always something new and entertaining to keep the family busy.

This has moved into the red building right next to the Maritime Museum…read more It's especially worth a visit if you're of Scandinavian heritage.

Service is always amazing and the boats always clean and ready to go. Katelynn and Sergio are my…read morefavorites. So much better (for us) than owning your own boat.