This park has great grass, begging for barefoot frisbee! The playground is pretty new and our 2…read moreyear old has a blast on it.

Nice poop free, people free, wide open space. That being said, now that I write this review all you…read moreasshats who don't pick-up after your Dogs will go ruin it.

The pier is definitely worth a stroll if you're in the downtown area. There are tons of waterfowl…read moreso it's great for all you birders out there - and you'll get beautiful views of the inner harbor and the Olympic mountains. Apparently the fishing is really great too and the pier is well suited to it. It's located in the heart of downtown on the waterfront near most of PA's shops and restaurants. It's right next to the Wharf which is also worth a visit as it has restaurants and art galleries. There's a map of the historic waterfront trail near the entrance to Hollywood Beach which is also right off to the right of the pier and a nice stroll too. Theres a Marine Science Center which is probably really fun for the kids (was closed when I visited). Alongside the pier there's seating and a covered stage - the city holds a "Concerts on the Pier" series Wednesday nights in the summer. And the pier and stage can even be rented for public events! There's a small-ish parking lot right at the entrance with free, timed parking. But there can be some shady characters milling around in that area so I would recommend keeping an eye on your vehicle and don't leave anything valuable inside.

Nice place to walk around the waterfront. Some restaurants nearby and the whaft building is pretty…read morecool. Quick stop for food and rest

Beautiful and accessible to people,dogs,bikes etc. great amenity for a small but awesome communityread more

Very convenient and nicely maintained "park" with an old railroad bridge over the river. The trail,…read morewhich is paved, is part of a larger walking and cycling trail that winds through this part of town. I put park in quote marks because it's really just those two things - a walking/cycling trail and a bridge. There isn't any large grassy areas, for instance. I wouldn't say that going down to the water was encouraged yet there were some folks down there. Lots of people with relatives, kids, dogs, lots of cyclists going both directions. It is a birding draw - although the birds were being coy on the day we were there. Importantly, it is right next to (meaning the bridge is right next to) the Dungeness River Nature Center, which is definitely worth checking out and won't slow you down if you are antsy to walk/jog/cycle - it's small but very nice (reviewed separately). As an FYI and this is not something you should be worried about necessarily but this area does have coyotes - more so at night.

Lincoln Park is a peaceful place to visit. I can't give five stars, because they've removed the…read moreplayground equipment, the tennis court has not been kept up and is unusable, and the restroom was locked. I've been there plenty of times before when the public restroom was unlocked, and if it was locked in the early evening in August, I wonder under what conditions it's unlocked. Despite that, the little cabins I used to play in as a kid are still there, disc golf is available, there are nice facilities to reserve and rent, and there are a lot of pretty places to walk. You get a real outdoorsy feel without being far from civilization. It's worth a visit.

Great playground structure on anacortes. There was something fun for everyone. The swings and play…read morestructure was all new and top of the line. It is a pretty big playground and w a lot to do. The only shame was that big kids were at this playground throwing the wood shavings and throwing bottles at each other, not good for the little kids playing nearby. Many of the families left. This might have been an one off but it wasn't pleasant having them throw things from across the playground. There is plenty of grass area to run and play sports. The parking lot was a good size as well.

We were visiting from out of town and stopped by to play, and boy am I glad we picked this one! We…read morehave kids ages one to six and they had a blast. At one point my 6 year old poked his head out of one of the portholes in the pirate ship and yelled "THIS PARK IS AWESOME!" (this coming from the kid who rarely enjoys things if its not on a screen ). Splash pad was closed because it was November, but that look pretty cool too. There's also a sign with pictures of the park construction, which was done by the community - my thanks go out to those folks who gave our family a fun afternoon on our trip!

My second visit to Olympic Game Farm in Sequim, WA -- but the first for my fiancée Jen. I was…read morepractically vibrating with excitement the entire drive there because she loves two things deeply: animals and adventure. This promised both. Now read carefully: DO NOT bring your shiny leased vehicle with temporary plates if you value pristine paint and emotional stability. The Millennium Subaru, however -- our patchwork quilt of repair jobs and questionable noises -- was born for this moment. Like the Millennium Falcon of the Olympic Peninsula, she handled the gravel roads, cattle grates, road grades, and occasional bison body-checks with veteran confidence. Olympic Game Farm is essentially ...Washingtonian Safari meets Jurassic Park: Olympic Peninsula Edition. One minute you're peacefully driving through beautiful Pacific Northwest scenery. The next minute an elk the size of a studio apartment is breathing directly into your soul through a cracked car window while demanding bread tribute. Their slogan, "Slimed, Slobbered and Kissed," is not marketing. It is a legally binding prophecy. By the end of the drive: * our windows looked pressure-washed with saliva * Jen was laughing uncontrollably * some alpaca violated our personal space * and a bison absolutely inspected the structural integrity of the Subaru The best part was watching Jen's progression: "Oh this is cute." "WAIT THEY COME UP TO THE CAR?" followed immediately by full camera chaos and laughter. Honestly, this place is weird, nostalgic, hilarious, slightly unhinged, and completely unforgettable. Exactly the kind of roadside attraction that becomes a core memory. 10/10. Would absolutely risk another bison-induced paint scratch again.

What a fun adventure! Hand feeding these animals through the window of our car was the best…read moreexperience! If you have never: 1) had your car windows washed by bison tongue; 2) been waved to by a bear; 3) been smiled at by an elk or zebra; 4) had a yak or deer come to you and say "yes, please" for bread; then this is where you want to go! Your entry ticket is valid all day, and you purchase the wheat bread onsite. Just be prepared to wash your car when you are done! :) Side note: we were able to bring our dogs as long as they kept their cool (and they did!).

My kids think this place is SUPER fun we love that there is a basket ball court there so we can…read morealso play basket ball my only problem is that its a bit small and theirs not much space to play it a bit more for the younger kids

Love this park! This is likely the plutonic ideal of a park. Clean, many areas for activity…read moreincluding pickleball courts, baseball field, dog park (with a sick agility course!), pond with all sorts of waterfowl, playground, little trails... it's all here.

This is a large park with many different things to offer. My friend and I perused the place this…read moresummer. We loved the gardens the most. My friend really wants to come back when it's safe to see some live bands at the band shell! Here is everything this place has: *Water reuse garden *Softball fields *Off-leash dog park and agility course *Soccer *Skateboard park *Events center *Trails *Pickleball courts *Kids' playground *Picnic area *Horseshoe pits *Fishing pond *Band shell *Ponds *Fountains *Flowers This park has a ton of free parking all around it for what part you want to get to first.

Where history was made. The island where it all began! Though the true court #1 is private, we are…read morewelcome to play at the public park with a name as intense as Battle Point. The locale feels a poignant touch of history. All the friends and memories we pickleball players have made. All thanks to three dads one fateful summer afternoon. + There's a couple restrooms here and water fountain, but the restrooms are about a 3min walk away. + Plenty of parking. + Various friendly people to meet and play pickup with. I met both beginners and high-level players. Got a lot of fun and hilarious matches in. + There's shaded spectator seating, a rare thing I've noticed about pickleball parks. + I like the office toward the back with various amenities. There's a topspin trainer. And there's ice pops! Honor system. Leave cash for what you pick up.

Great play structure, swings, merry-go-round and shade with picnic tables. We were there on a very…read morehot day. Many sports fields and pickle ball courts too. Would give it 5 stars if it had a splash park.

This is a really pretty park right along the water. They have play areas for kids, walking paths,…read moreflowers, a dog park, and really nice houses in the surrounding neighborhood. If I lived here, I'd be in this park often.

This is a medium-sized park with gardens, a gazebo, a trail down to the ocean, playground, picnic…read moretables, BBQ's, firepit and a kitchen shelter. Big lawn for relaxing or get togethers. My friend and I walked around to enjoy the flowers and take a walk to the beach. I was not fit for the trek down to the beach though, so my friend went and reported it's really beautiful. There were swallows flying at a crazy fast speed and zooming around us. Felt like Snow White. There are bathrooms here that are the standard expected for a park, but the one I was in didn't have a light at all so I'd avoid it after dark.