Never met a park I didn't think was 5* and the recently renovated Kopachuck SP delivers. New lodge,…read moretrails, and renovated access. I heard the campgrounds were eliminated in the renovation. Just another 5* park in Washington.

Visited at low tide today, just a day trip to a park for a "hike" and some outside time for kids 9…read moreand 4. Parked in the lot- plenty of space at 10:30 am - used Discover Pass on rear view mirror. Walked in a small loop down to the shore, kids loved shells, crabs, oysters, water, moving rocks and logs (to see the crabs). Walked back up with some complaining but it was short enough we could see the parking fence before kiddo gave up. Then we had a snack at the play area, let the kids climb and play, and went back home for lunch. Water was not on at play area yet, much to my 4 yr olds disappointment. Can't wait to come back!

Cute park! It's…read morealbeit small, but well maintained with bathrooms and a walking path along the creek, under the bridge, and along the harbor. Apparently, you can see salmon swimming upstream here in November. Guess that means I gotta come back at that time. But when I went, I followed a duck who was swimming along the creek. It was cute hehe. I also got to snack on some wild blackberries along the way! Parking is easy along N Harborview Drive, but I will warn you that it is parallel parking.

This is the kind of park that I image coming to life from movies. Lush grass surrounded by…read morebeautiful trees and flowers. There's not much more than that, but if you want a pretty picnic spot, this will do. Parking is free and limited to what you can find on the street, so come early before the restaurants start to get busy and those parking spots fill up.

Nice park, however it's a long way down a steep hill, last time I went it had 2 inch gravel that…read morewas uncomfortable to walk on. The smash and grab meth heads break into many cars at the trail head.

Beautiful park, clean and well-kept! I do wish that there were bathrooms but other than that it is…read morebeautiful!

Nice park with good small trail. They do have kid's playground area and a trail from top to lower…read morelevel. Very nice and well keep. Love the hike down and some water river along the way. It lead l directly to the waterfront. Quite nice neighborhood park.

This is a nice little park in the Proctor neighborhood. Small climbing structure with some swings,…read moreit's a good place to let the littles burn some energy. Lots of trees in the area so it's pretty easy to choose a time that'll keep you in the shade. Some green space, but it's pretty slanted so it's not good for any sort of sports. This is the place to park near if you want to go through the natural area. The trails in the natural area are very well maintained and pleasant to walk on. This area is apparently salmon bearing, but I'm really questioning how they get though as some of the areas I saw looked completely blocked with debris from a fishy standpoint. I suppose time will tell? If the salmon do come through this area, it's definitely a great place to get a close look! Trail had some muddy areas, but overall it wasn't too bad. Great area in a great neighborhood!

We enjoyed this little beach area a lot on our day trip out on the peninsula from Tacoma. They had…read more A water spigot and toilets (non-flushable). There were a bunch of tiny crabs all in the rocks, herons on the dock, and jellyfish in the water. It was pretty clean with a boat launch and again, it was puppy approved.

Stopped in while taking a drive along the Key Peninsula Highway. There is a day use fee of $10 or a…read morevalid Discovery Pass. We were just passing through and wanted to take our pups out to potty, so we parked in the 15-minute/no fee required parking area. That also gave us enough time to walk down on the dock and take in the gorgeous view! Staff was friendly. They really do a nice job of keeping the park clean. There are quite a few picnic tables available, and there's a family picnic area with a BBQ. There are a few life jackets available for use down by the dock as well. We didn't use the restrooms, but they were open and available. We enjoyed our short visit here. Would recommend.

Cute little park area near the Bremerton ferry terminal and downtown. I had some time to explore…read morenear my hotel and the Harborside Fountain Park was an easy walk. The same designers for the famous Fountains at the Bellagio in Las Vegas designed this park. They built interpretations of an armada of battleships - 6 fountains spaced out. And at choreagraphed times, each fountain explodes with bursts of water from the top, one at a time, which is also symbolic of the volcanic activity in the area (think of Mount St. Helens and Mount Rainier/Tahoma as they are active volcanoes). It was a hot, summer weekday when I visited and there were some families with their kids enjoying the water in the fountains. It's a nice way to spend an summer afternoon by the water. There are tables and chairs so you can easily have a picnic while there.

Yay! I'm a fan! This…read moreis kid friendly destination is just off the Seattle to Bremerton ferry terminal and next to the Naval Museum. The fountain itself is pretty unique looking. Large, volcano shaped metallic features (about 5) simulating whale blow holes, surrounded by shallow pools. Intermittently these things blow water out the top to the delight of all the toddlers splooshing around the pools. I guess wading is allowed although I would think twice with all the tots with diapers marinating in the shallow water. A nice feature to the Bremerton waterfront.

This is such an amazing park! Various play structures for different aged children, 2 zip lines,…read morelots of tables and the most amazing splash pad we've been to. There is no shade on this playground so in direct sun the equipment will get hot.

Great playground with swings, merry-go-round and two zip lines. Also a splash park for kids. There…read moreis a large covered picnic area to get some shade and eat your lunch.

My wife and I went camping here last weekend and Oh My Gosh was it beautiful!! I'm still adjusting…read moreto how populated camping in WA is, so put the campsite neighbors and noise aside this was a great spot! (It wasn't too noisy, and people respected quieter night hours). The beach is a quick 5-8 minute walk from the campground, depending on where your spot is. And there's also plenty of hiking paths around the peninsula! I think we clocked in at 1.5 miles, but it's kind of steep in parts. My favorite part about the campsite was the tree cover. There was always shade throughout the day, which kept the temp cooler. It also lightly rained for several hours Saturday afternoon and then again over night, but with all the trees our picnic table stayed mostly dry and our tent didn't get too soaked! Overall, very beautiful park and campground. I want to come back and experience this place again

Spent one night here recently. The winter (upper) loop was pretty good, not massive spaces but way…read morebigger than some with decent privacy on certain sites. We walked through the lower loop on our way back from the trail...closed for the season, but it looked even better, sites seemed bigger and more private overall. Beautiful trees and shade throughout. We took the battery and interpretive trails, nothing fantastic but still enjoyable with some nice bay views and little critters along the way. We ran into the campground host once who was very friendly and helpful. The day use area was good, with a large picnic building and lots of parking. Overall a nice, quiet stay and well-kept grounds.