This was a great find! I'm always looking for adventures to take my 8 and 10 yr old niece and…read morenephew on, especially something out of the ordinary in Kitsap. This was a little bit far from their house in South Kitsap, but lately they have really been into indoor climbing. It's fun to find things we can do as a whole family, including our non participant family photographer. If you are coming from my side this is pretty close to the Kingston Ferry terminal and walking over and ridesharing is probably the most efficient way to go. This adventure combined so many great things, first it shares a parking lot with a skate park so you can include this either before or after if you bring the necessary equipment. It has plenty of easy, free parking and a clean porta potty. Looks like we actually parked in the wrong area and the place we were actually meant to park is a playground so you can't go wrong with either direction. This is located in tall trees, so plenty of shade and coolness even on the warmest summer day, might help on those wet days too. There are places to sit if you get tired, including hammocks and you can bring beverages/snacks, but if you don't they sell them as well. There are 4 main trees where you climb with a self belay system to 50 feet off the ground if you are so inclined. It's cool to see the tops swaying from the ground. You use a partner for safety checks/encouragement and if you decide you are an expert its fun to race other family members to the tops. This was the children's first time climbing outside with trees, but they managed to pick it up and make it all the way to the tops of all 4 trees, some multiple times. The 2 adults found this to be much more challenging and were not successful in getting past the 20 feet mark. We usually do better at indoor climbing, might be a good idea to bring climbing shoes if you have them. The trees were supposed to have varying levels of difficulty, but they were all hard in my opinion, one does have you start one tree and then transition to another which added another layer of challenge. You get an hour to play in the trees, but if you need a break there are some slack lines, a zip line and some logs to walk across too. The children had fun, we didn't get too hot on a warm sunny day and the price was reasonable. I'd recommend. Sounds like they do camps too.

Nice area for gatherings well taken care of and private would rent it again. Reasonable price as…read morewell

First things first - this park isn't closed. However, it's only open/accessible to those who…read morereserve it for events, so maybe that's where the false perception came from. I was here recently for a baby shower, and it was the perfect location for the event! Our summer weather has been sort of wonky, so having all of the covered space was nice just in case the event that it wanted to start raining or sprinkling. The bathrooms are very clean - just be warned, the toilet seats are ICE COLD. It's made up by the fact that the hot water in the sink actually works and heats up super fast. Plenty of space for outdoor games, there's a little trail you can walk, and there's a small creek running by the parking lot too. Cute little park to host an event!

Great nature park with lots of trails and places to walk, run, or bike. There are two parts, one is…read moreacross the street with parking and an area with a slight waterfront scenic trail to a picnic bench view. The other is across the main road near the forest with a larger parking lot. Parking is limited at both lots on a busy day, so come prepared to check both lots. There is a port-a-potty at the entrance. I was surprised to see so many mountain bikers out, it seems most popular at this park. Be aware if you're coming for a walk or a run, many of the bikers don't alert when they're coming up to you to pass. It's clean and the trails are away from the road, so you can really submerge into nature on your walk. It's all mud, so come with good shoes after a rain storm or on a wet day. Definitely going to come back and check out more of the side trails!

Nice Little Park, Small and has just the right amenities (Playground, Covered Picnic Tables &…read moreRestrooms) and it even has a bit of history in that the Martinson Cabin is there which allows you to explore life in Washington State at the turn of the 20th century, with artifacts dating from the 1880s. On Saturdays it is open and more can be learned. Even the Park House is an old Farmhouse restored with some history to it. Seems Well Kept, Nice Equipment and the restrooms are clean. There is a phone number posted in the Covered area in case you want to reserve it for future dates. Close & easy to get to when you don't have time to go far.

Tucked away in a busy intersection of Poulsbo (well, as busy as any intersection in Poulsbo can…read morebe), is a piece of Poulsbo history. It is the Nelson cabin and grounds. The cabin gives a glimpse into life from a long time ago. Other than the historic intrest and close proximity to downtown, there is not a whole lot going on here but if you in the area, it it interesting.

We loved this little gem of a playground. Even early morning during the week, the space is bustling…read morewith littles running amok. Very little shade, if any is offered outside of the picnic tables under the roofed structure (which also hosts the restrooms), but the air is cool from the waterfront not too far away. The play structures are great for children of varying ages and are clean and relatively new - from the looks of it.

Fab little park in Poulsbo!…read more After roaming around downtown, we were looking for a place for the kiddos to blow off some energy. My dad asked around and we were directed here. Parking is bountiful, there's a dedicated lot, and failing that, ample street parking. The park has a small grassy area where several people had blankets spread out, picnicking and soaking up the sun. There are several picnic tables to sit at and watch the kiddos play. The play structures were well-maintained. My kids had a great time, the other kids there were very friendly and welcoming. I'm glad we stopped by.

We did the five punch pass. It's a great gym and they really helped us get started for my 9 year…read moreold. It's expensive and I wish they had more purchasing options.

First of all, amazing location! I live in Seattle and I wanted to change things a little bit so…read moredecided to take the ferry and do something new for both me and my sister (since she's visiting) and it was TOTALLY WORTH IT! Upon or arrival there we found a very clean, spacious and fun gym. Shoutout to Tim who helped us throughout our first time climbing and just everything in general! We had tons of fun! I would definitely recommend this place.

Kayu Kayu Ac Park is a nice small park located in Richmond Beach along the shoreline of Puget…read moreSound, yet set back from the water a little ways with a railroad track between the park and the Puget Sound. I have come here a few times to just check it out, or if walking around sunset time and wanting to watch the sun set beyond the Olympic Mountains across the Puget Sound. There are a handful of parking spots and a small restroom building, neither of which I have used yet in my coming here. Oddly, this neighborhood park has been around for a number of years, but was one neither me nor my parents were too aware of despite living in the area for over 20 years. Nice to have a place like this to come to and clear one's head, watch the sunset or a train going past, just play around, or sit down and do some work or read at one of the tables.

With covid and little else to do a picnic seemed like a great way to spend a summer evening and…read moresocial distance. I had my partner search out a park for us and he discovered this hidden gem. It's tucked away in Richmond Beach on the waterfront, and even though I am in Richmond Beach a fair amount, including a bar not too far from here, I had no idea this existed. You can not access the water as train tracks and a fence keep you inside the park. It's a small place with little parking, but an actual bathroom on site, a playground, black berry picking and gorgeous views. It seems to be a nightly walking place for many residents in the neighborhood and a hang out spot for local teenagers. In the actual lot there are only 5 spots (1 handicap), but it appears people are able to park up on the hill above the park and walk in. The play ground looks like a nice reason to visit, but it currently has some yellow tape on it for covid. Dining seems to continue to bring in visitors as there are a few picnic tables and we witnessed multiple people stop by with take out. It's very nice to be able to watch the ferries go by, including some big ships and if you are lucky a train or two. I think this would be an enjoyable place for anyone who likes to gaze out over the water. I plan to go back some day when cruise ships return and see if I can catch one going by, in the mean time though its a great place to watch a sunset.

The best swimming Pool in North Kitsap! Friendly staff. Clean locker rooms. Four to Six lanes for…read morelap swim. Warm, clean water!