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    Battle Point Park

    4.7 (28 reviews)

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    Battle Point Park
    Kim R.

    We stopped off when we saw the sign heading away from Grand Forest. I found this park to be quite impressive. Massive, with literally something for everyone: every type of court & field, playgrounds, with great trails and beautiful trees. Everything appeared clean and well-maintained. We were two of only a handful of visitors on this cold winter day, but I bet it's a hopping place when warmer.

    Pickleball courts
    Brianna F.

    This review is specifically for the Founders Courts at Battle Point Park. We were visiting the area and had to come to see the Founders Courts since Bainbridge Island is the home of pickleball after all. The Founders Courts area is really well done. Beautiful archway at the entrance, followed by about 8 well-maintained courts. There is some information about the history of pickleball displayed, as well. The pickleball community here is so welcoming and inclusive. We came here with the intention of just taking a look around but were convinced to join in and play a couple games. They have extra paddles and balls in the shed that you can check out. We enjoyed this part of the park very much and would love to come back!

    The lake part.
    Sharon G.

    This is a large, beautiful park on lovely Bainbridge Island. There is an extensive Washington-Nautical themed playground and a sand area filled with trucks for the little ones. There are also tennis courts, a picnic area, a long trail, and a beautiful little lake.

    Michael C.

    This is a great park! We brought our young boys here on the way to Olympic NP for a quick detour and it was well worth the 5 minute detour. Got them tired so they napped the rest of the drive. The play structure is HUGE, and ok for really small kiddos and older as well. There is also a large sand pit with lots of communal toys. Also there are tennis courts, disc golf, basketball court + roller rink combo, soccer / baseball fields, and more.

    Playground
    Debbie H.

    Beautiful park for all ages. The playground has a mixture of all kinds of equipment. There are picnic tables, bathrooms and sufficient parking. There is a paved path that goes around the park for runners, bikers and walkers. We enjoyed the pond, geese and gazebo. We went for our first time in August and picked about 5 cups of blackberries from bushes all around the park.

    The lake
    Liz M.

    Great for blackberry picking in late summer. Great for families as there is a lake with stocked trout, running and walking paths.

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    Great place to take your dog, nice trails. Also, the best playground on the island for kids.

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    7 years ago

    This is our favorite summer park, between feeding the ducks, walking the trail and the playground my kids could spend HOURS there!

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    7 years ago

    Excellent park! Is clean and with a beautiful landscape! Is perfect for a family picnic and have a wonderful time.

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    7 years ago

    Lots of fun there. Nice to come a well maintained park and no worrying about creepers camping in the bushes.

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    We were visiting the area and had to come to see the Founders Courts since Bainbridge Island is the home of pickleball after all.

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    I really enjoyed walking through Grand Forest on Bainbridge Island. The trails were peaceful,…read morebeautiful, and surrounded by so much greenery. It was a relaxing place to explore and enjoy nature, and I would definitely visit again.

    Two enclaves of land preserved from suburban encroachment, which has not spared Bainbridge Island,…read moreare the East and West Grand Forest. Here, trees have grown back from the violent hacking and destruction of ancient groves during the 1870s-1890s Euro-colonizer "frontier" evisceration of life. The island was razed entirely. Not a tree left standing, nor the life they sustained, that emerged from millions of years of earthly intelligence unique to this place, with thousands of years of stewardship by indigenous cultural groups. A mere hundred years ago, Euro-colonizers cared more about production lumber than the glorious trees of the Pacific Northwest and the life they held in balance. Today in the same vein, fortressed mega- mansions of the new rich warn anyone off with "private property" signs around this patch where trees are left standing, ironically referred to as "The Grand Forest." A more apt moniker would be "Hint of what was once a Grand Forest." Still the average public, now confined to the suburban and urban rectilinear hard-surface prison existence would appreciate the respite of being inside the green bower. If you are attuned to communities of trees you will perhaps note that this forest doesn't have "death", or large fallen logs that feed the cycle of life and regenerate other trees with their nutrition. You'll see just a crowded jumble of trees that have regrown having not selected amongst themselves how to thin their shared canopy, allow the light in to nurture other trees, and to fully support an integrated life system. Indeed this forest is metaphorically on life-support itself and even so, it sustains the evapotranspiration that helps keep Bainbridge Island cool while nearby concrete capitalist metropolises bake and swelter. The forest helps retains moisture during the winter which recharges groundwater aquifers that are being sucked dry at a much more rapid rate by all the sad suburban cookie cutter edifices with their sprawling Bermuda Grass lawns. As you walk along the nicely laid out paths, I wish you only the best reveries of a kind, gracious form of life that sustained myriad other life in all directions, which is what the forest will be saying to you. Cross over from the West- to the East-enclave and find the old barn of a rich lady (Prue) who donated her family's property to create a connecting corridor between the two sections. Never mind the busy recreation-chasing groups of mountain bikers and sometimes horse riders. This is a place to reconnect your soul to the signals of the life force that brought you to be, notwithstanding your current capitalist industrial trappings. Viva el bosque.

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