Park

Poulsbo Fish Park is a wonderful 40 acre park with Dogfish Creek and an estuary that goes into Liberty Bay. You might see chum, coho salmon, and cutthroat trout here.

We'll add some photos here soon enough -- we walk there ALL the time so it's funny that we don't actually have photos of the area on our website right now.

On Poulsbo's waterfront is a lovely park with lawn, walking paths and a large gazebo with some seating surrounding it. You'll find plenty of benches to sit and look out at the marina.

The park's namesake, Muriel Iverson Williams, was the town's second mayor.

While you're in the park, look for the small statue of Viking King Olaf near the Sons of Norway, and the Guardian Stone statue (swords in the stone!) And be sure to take a walk down the nearby boardwalk which will take you to some trails into American Legion Park.

If you're a birder, you'll find many marine birds and some other varieties. I've noted many great blue herons, several varieties of duck, occasionally I've spotted a belted Kingfisher -- though I think I recall that being closer down near the Fish Park bridge. Canada geese, of course, and many gulls. You also might spy a bald eagle or osprey but at this location they're usually farther overhead.

Jarstad Park is a 4.5 acre park in Bremerton.

This site on the Clear Creek Trail in Silverdale provides salmon rearing habitat.

This is a 5400 sq ft dog park in Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood. Fully fenced and with great views.