One of my favorite parks in Kitsap. It has everything: swings, slides, faux grass on the…read moreplayground, wheelchair-accessible playground, grass fields, walking path, historic monuments, and more. The list could go on and on. And even if you want a little snack, there's CJ's Evergreen General Store & Catering. That's walking distance from the park. The store even sells peanuts for the squirrels. If you come here a lot, you know the squirrels are super friendly and they love a good bite to eat. It's one of my favorite parks to go to with my family. Helpful tip: If you are parking in the boat parking area. Please don't park in the middle. They will ticket you. The middle is for people that have boats. The ticket guy will come by and give you a ticket. I've seen it happen plenty of times. There's not a big sign that say it but there is a sign on the far left.

Alot of options, basketball, play park, walking paths all right next to the water. Grass and open…read morespaces kept up by the city workers and not really much litter so that's wonderful!

This is a very nice, sizable park to play in. Lots of trails that go throughout, skatepark, batting…read morecages, playing fields, and playgrounds for the kiddos. They also have a pretty intricate model train system that runs during the warmer months. Overall a really nice choice if you're in the area!

This is a nice park that never seems too crowded. It's huge and has plenty of walking space. It's…read morewell maintained and plenty of parking. I like having a park thats close by and easy to access.

Great playground in the middle of a neighborhood. Fenced almost completely in. It has a small…read morebasketball court, covered picnic area, and grass to run around in. Also has some fun play equipment my kids (2,5) enjoyed!

We love love love going to this playground ! It's located in a nice little quiet neighborhood. I…read morelove that it's fully fenced except for entrances and exits . My son loves running around free and I love being able to not have to chase him down constantly or be worried about him running into the street. The park is kept nice and clean except for a few things here and there. The only reason I didn't give it 5 starts is because the playground has mulch and I'm not a fan and wish it was the rubber material instead.

What a fun experience - my grandson and I had a blast! Thank you and don't forget to make a…read moredonation

Hey this little train ride is pretty fun! After seeing this on TV, it was added to our list of…read more"cheaper things to do on the weekends" and it's totally worth it! First thing I suggest is to make sure they are running the trains, their schedule is only on select days so it's worth it to check it out before heading over. Second, get there early! We got here right at opening and the line was already getting long. Though it moved pretty quickly once the trains started running. And finally bring the kids lol, our two year old did just fine and he had a blast! The trains are easy to sit on and once it gets going there's plenty for the little ones to see. They operate via donations so keep that in mind and support this awesome service!

Cute park! Some of the play equipment is showing age and needs repair, but the kids love it. We are…read morethrilled the splash pad is (finally) opening up this summer (2024) so the kids can finally try it out. There's a great walking path and plenty of room for the kids to run and have a good time.

Amazing park and walking trail. They have two separate dog parks on for small and one for big dogs…read more They have two playgrounds one for toddlers and one for bigger children. They have a spray park which is currently under upgrades. This is all right next to the mccormick village set to open in summer of 2025.

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.

This park really needs some help. The tennis court needs a lot of work. Also, I would be a little…read morecautious over your surroundings. While we were there for an hour attempting to clean the tennis court, there were a few cars that were just hanging around, and they were doing drugs.

The other reviews on this park are incorrect in the fact that this park is NOT flat. Anyone with…read moremotility issues will have a hard time here. It's very hilly; even the park entrance has an immediate hill. If you don't have motility issues, it's a great little park with tons of nature and educational resources. If you have a reactive dog, keep your eyes open because it's pretty crowded with other dog owners.

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.

The Harborside Fountain Park seems more like an ornately gardened playground very nicely designed,…read moreattractive artifice, but very little that is "natural." To an extent it is over-designed. But it's comfy, wheelchairable, great view of Sinclair Inlet. The best harborside fountain isn't here, though. It's on the big staircase alongside the harborside Conference Center, thin jets of water shooting all the way along the stairs in watery emulation of leaping salmon. Downtown Bremerton is one big embarrassing dead zone sad to see failing year after year, with no chance of restoration until the parking problem is fixed. Currently it's easy parking if you're getting on the ferry, or if you're in a police car, otherwise a nightmare. But if the entire downtown was as nice as that small area around the ferry with the boardwalk, conference center, and harborside fountain park, then Bremerton would be a northwest gem. Maybe someday. But never if it remains so unfriendly to arrival by automobile, and so eager to give parking tickets to everyone as one of the failed city's chief means of income.