Great little waterfront city park. It's a pleasant diversion from downtown retail. I suggest…read morewalking the public dock and admire all the pleasure craft. Most boat owners on board are friendly and happy to talk boating. You can find craft and art fairs here and live music too.

Lovely small park on the waterfront. On my map it is listed as Liberty Bay Waterfront Park…read more A public parking lot is between the park and shops on Front St. Holds maybe 200 cars and has a 3hr parking limit. You can easily walk to shops on Front street where you'll find pizza, coffee, antiques, art, chocolate, schnitzel and more. A public restroom building in the park was closed during our November visit. The Austin-Kvelstad pavillion is a covered patio that would keep you dry in a drizzle, but is open to the wind. The park sward is intersected by concrete paths, the pavillion and a waterfront boardwalk that extends beyond the bounds of the park along the waterside. The park was busy on a sprinkling November day. Plenty of pups out for a walk with their humans.

Overpriced on everything definitely would be worth going to if everyone had better pricing it's…read moreabout 300% msrp prices

Once again its that time of year and right on time the people at Boom City show us exactly how…read moreinconsiderate they can be by letting off fireworks at midnight on a Thursday night. You know when the majority of the population have to get up for work in a couple hours. And with it being a warm night, I imagine quite a few windows are open. I just cant get over their sense of entitlement. Let's be real, if a non Indigenous person or persons decided to set off a bunch of air horns at midnight in the middle of the week by Quil Ceda Walmart amd we interrupted their sleep. We all know it would not be tolerated and it would be seen as a cultural issue amd we would be forced to stop. But they can make as much noise as they want, at all hours of the night amd if we say anything, then we are racist against the tribe. Let me make myself clear, I have no problem with the Tulalip Tribe selling fireworks, heck I hope they make bank. My problem is with either them or their customers lighting off fireworks at all hours of the day and night. They used to be respectful during the work week by not setting any off after 10pm. But unfortunately that was years ago, now they dont seem to give a damn. So basically Marysville sounds like a freaking war zone the entire time Boom City is open. The saddest thing is because of Boom City I now hate the 4th of July holiday (and it used to be my favorite). Now I dread June, July, and August. And that's only if they sell out out. The last couple of years they have still be lighting fireworks off into September and October. So please to anyone who is going to buys fireworks at Boom City, please dont like any off while you're there.

Fort Worden is the quintessential WSP (Washington State Parks) experience. Set on an old military…read morefort, it features historic buildings, batteries, beaches, outdoor spaces, trails, and campgrounds for visitors of all ages. I hadn't been here in decades, but recently visited for a few fun days of glamping in the ol' RV. Sadly, despite securing a coveted campsite reservation 9 months ahead, we weren't able to book at the uber-appealing beachside campground; but we found the upper forest campground area just fine. The park itself is vast, clean, and well-staffed. It would be great for a day visit of exploring the beaches; but was also fun for a multi-day visit where we were able to ride our bikes around the park (and also, once, all the way to town!). We also enjoyed beers a couple of times at their on-site restaurant, Taps at the Guardhouse. And ate lunch along the water another day at their casual burger joint. If you're camping, they only take reservations (no walk-ins), and as long as you keep your camping receipt visible in your car, you don't need a Discover Pass during your visit. If visiting for the day, however, a Discover Pass is required. There's plenty of parking, and lots to do (including visiting a beautiful lighthouse). For less crowded beaches, their north beach area was a fun treat. We'll definitely be looking to book campsites at Fort Worden again!

What a great park. So much to do. Hiking, beachcomber, historical buildings. Plus a bus is…read moreavailable to go into the eclectic Port Townsend for free! Great restaurants. Ferry available to go to Whidbey Island. Only $2.50 for seniors and kids free. Very busy in the summer. Full hookups along the beach and partial up in the forest. No dump at sites, in the forest, but one available for use. Great bathroom s and showers. Only two mile walk into town, on low tide.

Tent sites are nice but camper sites are close together. The beach has to much drift wood for my…read morecomfort. You have to step over so much of it to get to the beach. The sand surrounding the beach is full of sticker plants and I was picking stickers from my dogs paws so he couldn't enjoy the beach area. The cabins only have beds. They don't have kitchens so you'll need to bring your own cooking source or cook on the fire pit. I had one day left when the grounds keeper came through with a leaf blower. Mind you the area where he was blowing was dirt and gravel. I didn't think much of it till he came around a third time and at that point I felt he was doing it on purpose so I packed up and left the campground. It is not a place I will recommend nor go to again. Some people love the spot but I've been to better places.

We love spending some time at the Fay Bainbridge park anytime we are on Bainbridge Island. We were…read morein Bainbridge Island recently and spent some time after lunch at the park. There's a lot of space and a play area for kids. We love walking along the shore, having to climb around driftwood. It was lovely watching the sky change colors as the sun set.

Suzanne and Joel Cowart at pyroland have the best fireworks. The best customer service and best…read moreknowledge of there products. They always great you with a smile and treat you like family. I have bought and sold fireworks for years. Pyroland has top best selection and variety of fireworks. There prices are not to be beaten. I have been to many states and there isn't a company that tops there quality of fireworks. My family loves Pryoland fireworks.

First time buying fireworks online from pyroland. It was nice being able to see what each firework…read morewould look like and prices were reasonable. Pickup was a snap and the store was huge for any small items I needed. Fireworks were all great and functional as expected and the family loved the show.

Black guy working there scammed my friend, agreed on 60$ for 2 salute cakes and swapped him out for…read morea regular 200 gram cake, tried to give me a fake salute cake and i went back and he knew he was in the wrong, swapped me for a salute cake, DO NOT SHOP HERE.

Been coming here for almost a decade. Hands down best place to get fireworks south of Seattle,…read morethey'll bargain with you and are very friendly! Also you can get the good shit here

Love these guys. Always knowledgeable and GREAT prices. They really help you put together a great…read moreshow. Highly recommended.

Service was fast and friendly. They had lots to choose from but it was quite pricey. I would go…read moreagain if I had more money but I would check out somewhere else first.

Since 1972 Silverdale's Whaling Days has been a Family Oriented Festival in the "Old Town" section…read moreof Town, Always the Last weekend in July it is a Fun time for all with Booths, Rides, A Whale of a Run, Fair Food and even a few Games to be played. Interestingly it is run exclusively by Volunteers. They have a Beer Garden and Fireworks on Friday Night. They also have the Duck Race with a chance for someone to win big as well as a Stage set up with some excellent Musical acts appearing live throughout the weekend. It's usually a pretty cool summer event; It has a real "Small Town' feel to it.

Hmmmmm.... I think some people put some great effort into this event, but holy jose I think the…read moresketchiness of Silverdale comes out to play. Crowd was very iffy and not the most comforting to be around. Standard arts and crafts/business/massage/organic/crunchy booths are there that I have seen at every fair around these parts. Great Duck race is a huge plus, but nothing really too exciting. Meh

Bathrooms on site Playground is gated and a pretty big space…read moreto play and climb. Ball fields are nice but no cover for dugouts. Lots of parking. Playground was really close to the ball fields so siblings could be real close to parents who were watching baseball.

Celebration Park is a decent sized park in Federal Way. It's also a park in King County and…read moreautomatically you can tell it's better maintained than many of those in Pierce County, specifically in Tacoma. Activities that this park is mostly geared towards is sports as there is several spots for baseball, football and other ball games. Nice walking paths here that take you to a community center nearby and a forested area with several different trails meandering through the trees. Some of these paths link ip to the BPA Trail, a walking and bicycling path.

Great stop for fireworks! They're located in a tent in the Compass City Church. There's ample…read moreparking and a great selection of roman candles, to gag fireworks, fountains, and cakes. Each firework has a placard that gives a description of what you can expect to see as well. Staff were friendly. They accept both cash and card (apple pay). I'll definitely be back for more!

Shock N Awe fireworks lots of fireworks of all kinds great helpful and friendly staff and certainly…read morehave a safe and fun 4th of July!