This hidden park in the community at the edge of Steilacoom is a real true hidden gem this place is…read morean absolute slice of heaven perfect in every way it has a barbecue grill. It has the beach access. The only hard part is the stairs going down are very very steep and could definitely prevent anyone with a walking disability. there is parking at the top of the beach, but I will definitely be back and this will be a hidden secret that I won't share with many it would be a shame for this to be overpopulated

It's beautiful , tranquil and rocky. Not a lot of people come here I think cause of the fricken…read morestairs! Whew they are steep! I was hoofing down a chair, umbrella, floatie and bag... yikes. Then I had to climb back up ... yikes. Lol Had to say I was the only one for about 1 1/2 hrs then a few more folks. Group with Inflateable paddle boards, few kayak. Not a lot of people sunbathing. Just me haha. Water was cold but on a hot day was inviting. It was also pretty calm at this beach as well so floating was excellent! It was peaceful. I got lucky and hit low tide too. Nice view to Narrows bridge tho too!

Chambers Creek Regional Park is one of my favorite places throughout the year. They have a wide…read morerange of activities at this park, such as golfing, biking, skateboarding, walking, running, picnicking, kite flying, and beer festivals. There's a pretty lengthy trail close to the street that also leads to the Chambers Bay Grill. At the grill, they host special events, weddings, and personal celebrations. The Grill has an average set of drinks on tap and a pretty decent food menu as well as outdoor seating for those who want to continue to take in the breathtaking views around the park. Additionally, there are several strategically placed Scenic Overlook/viewpoint areas where you can sit, take in a magnificent view of the sound and landscape of the golf course. I usually come here at least 2-3 times a month to walk down the steep decline to the golf course area/trail over to a bridge that extends slightly into the sound. Here is my meditative space - somewhere I can go for some quiet reflection.

If you're looking for a park with tons of space and amazing views, you've found it here! Chambers…read moreCreek is HUGE! It's an old sand and gravel quarry turned golf course and park. I didn't see any playgrounds or splash pads while we were there but if you're hosting a picnic, BBQ or want to set up a volleyball net and have a tournament, this is a great place to do that. Mostly, I think that this park is best for folks who like to walk, run or jog a lot. They have a path along the road at the top of the park with some stunning views of water and Olympic peninsula from that path. The park has multiple walking paths with different levels of difficulty so I'm sure you'll find one to suit your needs. At the bottom of the park is some huge grassy areas that stretch a few acres right up to the water and it's a great place if you like to watch trains go by. They have at least one covered gathering place that you can rent and they can set up temporary tents if you need to rent space for your event. The park staff is friendly and always keeping an eye on things from their little offroad vehicles. They offer you extra trash bags if you've rented a space and they keep the park feeling safe and secure. I don't know much about golf, but the Chambers Creek golf course intertwines with the park so if you're a golfer, you can check it out. I hope to visit this park in the future and see what else I may be able to find. Until then, Cheers!

Wanted to find a new place to walk outdoors, see the water and enjoy the morning. This is a tucked…read moreaway place and I'm glad to have found it. Sasha and I had a great day. Good walk lots of smells for her. We will come back. Plenty of parking. Good vibes, calm peaceful. Lots of people were out walking with their dogs, spouse and alone. It was a very good experience. I recommend this park. They also have a restaurant across the street for afterwards if interested. You can also see more of the water on the other side. I didn't go walking there, I drove over. Very beautiful. Sasha was not having that walk too close to the water lol.

Lovely, open space park with great Sound view. Plenty of parking on a Wednesday in May. I imagine…read moreit gets busy in summer months. 1950 bathrooms. Several picnic shelters. Enjoy!

It's not often we are in Steilacoom but when we are and we are close to downtown we have gone over…read moreto Pioneer Orchard Park. It's a fairly small park and there aren't a lot of park amenities but that's not really the purpose of having multiple offerings for activities. What this park is best for is to relax and take in the view. Here you can view Puget Sound and sit in a swinging chair and just absorb the scenery. To the south is the small ferry that will take you to Anderson Island and then more towards the north but not far north is McNeil Island and then further north is Chambers Bay. This is a well maintained park and so you can enjoy that as well but the main draw to this special little park is definitely the view.

Nice park with a swing and an apple tree that I got to show my granddaughter and she was in awwww…read more The views here are spectacular! great for a nice family day outing and picnic. They have several parking spaces around the park. The Historic Town of Steilacoom, Washington - Incorporated 1854 Established as a National Historic District in 1974 They have couple restaurants and coffee shops so quite and nice area

Skanskie Brothers Park is Gig Harbor's best known green space and a focal point for the community…read more It is on the waterfront. This is where they hold farmers markets, summertime concerts, festivals, etc.

Very decent park to take family and dogs out for a walk! Excellent view of the Gig Harbor…read morewaterfront! Come there when the weather is pretty decent. There is a cafe located across the street. Public restrooms are located at the front of the park.

A beautiful promenade running along the water. Gates are closed until it opens at 9am on most days…read more It is a slow and long journey from the entrance down to the beach. The beach is pretty quaint and there are logs strew about. While I was there around opening, I did not see the orcas but they were spotted there by the beach the next day. There is plenty of parking but large speed bumps as you go through. The bathrooms were single stalls and relatively clean. Would be very easy to drop in a paddle-board or kayak, although there is no dock. We were passed by mom and two baby deer in very close proximity while we visited.

We love Owen's Beach! It's a great park to spend the day with friends or family, or to get out and…read moreenjoy your alone day. There is a grass area and a long strip of rocky beach to sit near the waterfront. The restrooms are fairly clean. They offer daily kayak rentals. If you find your perfect spot on the beach you may see some wildlife, like various seabirds and seals. Overall, it's a clean and family friendly beach that feels safe. There is lots of parking but it does get filled up quickly on a nice sunny day. Go early to get a good parking spot!

Another very nice park located along the Ruston Way Waterfront!!…read more There is a large commemorative plaque here, along with some other monuments. There is also a short pier here and some places to sit. You can catch some great views of Mount Rainier here, along with the boat's cruising through the Puget Sound!! A very nice park!!

Beautiful park along the waterfront in Tacoma. Good views of Mount Rainier and other mountains in…read morethe background. See the port of Tacoma and boats passing by. Beautiful park that is kept up well.

The best park, my favorite place for walks. The embankment is very beautiful here, and it is also…read morevery long. I highly recommend trying to walk it completely from start to finish (at least on a bike)

This review is for the concert venue- phenomenal. Free parking at the parking garage. Extremely…read morewell organized entry. Great selection of food trucks - but get in line early as things fill up. Clean and plentiful portapotties, and a good slope for plenty of places to see. Amazing sound, and a beautiful view of the water, seals!, and the stage. I will go even if I only sorta like the band for the vibes!