Gray whales and orcas in the summers. Farmer's Market on Thursdays. Events many weekend out of the…read moreyear, and simply a lovely place to enjoy being outdoors with plenty of green space and views.

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.

Love this hidden little gem. Never super crowded like the other parks in the area. & always kept…read morevery clean. Besides the kids play area & large open field, there's also a huge garden to explore. I also do like the fact that there's a track circling the park for a nice nature walk / run. Bathrooms / water fountain available. As well as a covered area with tables. Limited parking though.

Nice little neighborhood Park. Playground equipment, Picnic tables, Green Grass, Restrooms, a path…read morearound the park, even a couple Park Benches. What's unique about this small little park is that it's a Community P-Patch Garden and Demonstration Garden. From my research I've found that it started in 2009 and has grown significantly over the last four years. The garden program is a partnership between WSU Extension Master Gardener Program and the City of Bremerton Parks & Recreation Department. The Land was known as White's Blueberry Farm, a commercial enterprise that harvested blueberry plants. I've heard that a small number of the original blueberry plants remain and can be found in the NW corner of today's Blueberry Park. This place seems like a great place for new gardeners just starting out, or for seasoned gardeners looking to share their knowledge with others. They even donate most of the produce to the Bremerton Food Line. It's worth a stop just to relax a bit and check out gardens that other folks have been working on.

If you're a pickleball aficionado you'll want to stop by battle point park ( founders court) , so…read moremuch history about pickleball is displayed all around the park, the courts are in pristine condition and they are open and free for anyone to play. You are surrounded by beautiful trees such a fun experience I would definitely recommend this to anyone who loves playing

Where history was made. The island where it all began! Though the true court #1 is private, we are…read morewelcome to play at the public park with a name as intense as Battle Point. The locale feels a poignant touch of history. All the friends and memories we pickleball players have made. All thanks to three dads one fateful summer afternoon. + There's a couple restrooms here and water fountain, but the restrooms are about a 3min walk away. + Plenty of parking. + Various friendly people to meet and play pickup with. I met both beginners and high-level players. Got a lot of fun and hilarious matches in. + There's shaded spectator seating, a rare thing I've noticed about pickleball parks. + I like the office toward the back with various amenities. There's a topspin trainer. And there's ice pops! Honor system. Leave cash for what you pick up.

What an outstanding green space and park - solidly one of the very best parks in Bremerton... and…read morethat's saying a lot considering how many parks there are to choose from. Complete with playing fields, plenty of grass to run around on, pavilions with tables/benches, a long perimeter trail mostly along the water, and "beach" access, the park can accommodate a ton of people and pets while still feeling wide open... not cramped or congested at all.

The walking loop area surrounds plenty of green, grass space & gardens with various facilities for…read moretoddlers & up, all well kept. Its great for a quick walk exercise, .7 miles per completed loop. It is "dogs welcome" though signage posted next to the rest-room building alerts that they must remain on a leash & to "pick up after your pet" both as required by city law, fines apply - just about everyone participates at least in the "controlled by a leash" part no matter the size and temperament of the pet at the moment! Don't know about the other. Information about the city off leash Bark Park at Pendergast is included on the sign (there is a off leash dog park in Silverdale too). Both are about 7 miles way from the park. Nice view of the Narrows, Mt Rainier & the Olympics to enjoy while there.

Loving this place, found it after we moved to port orchard best kids play place for little children…read morefor there free play Tuesday and Thursday only 5$, staff very nice. So grateful they have this, hopefully we will have our little girl join the pre school in the future. Thank you

Not welcoming at all. My daughter attended preschool here her first year. The staff/ owners are…read morecondescending to the parents and students. I am fully expecting this review to be deleted, but hopefully it reaches at least one person. As long as I live in this town I will let people and friends know about my horrible experience with this so called school. We now go to a different preschool and we are so glad we took our daughter out of this school. I have many friends that will say the same thing. Look at lots of schools and see and feel the difference. The atmosphere at Imagination Station is very negative. I gave this exact review on the FB page. I have been since been contacted and attacked verbally by the owner for my review. I have the right to give this review. Please rethink this preschool if you are thinking placing your children in their care. Your children deserve better.

We've had a membership for almost a year and we love coming here on rainy days. We recently just…read morehad my daughter's 1st birthday party here as well, and the party went over really well! The staff were very helpful and kind. Saturday's are busier days for them, but we have no complaints! They accommodated us two days before hand due to weather. The play area is always very clean which we appreciate. Could not recommend them enough!

If I could, I would give more of a 3.5 score than a 3. Great option for little ones compared to…read moreSkyZone. Small and compact, wish it was bigger for the amount of ppl. First walk in and it seems packed for the size. All tables are taken, but wait about 10m and a table will open up. We were told the rules when entering, especially about no peanut products or food / drinks from outside. Once we sat down, you see outside food / drinks which leads me to assume that there is no enforcement. Space is divided into a small area for toddlers and a larger for big kids (adults can go into both). The staff hung out in the food areas and reception, leaving the parents to manage the play areas. Negatives I found was the cleanliness. Look at anything 6ft or higher and it is covered in thick layer of dirt and dust. Which is concerning as the blocks, walls and foam areas that are constantly being touched. One reason I chose not to purchase food. When ppl left, tables were not cleaned. Would be nice to have a disposable towel bucket (ie gym facilities) to be able to clean the tables. The place is not bad, just some negatives that concern me with this many ppl and little ones. Positive is that parents can follow their kids almost everywhere. So the larger / older kids tend to be more respectful when running around the little kids when there is an adult in the area. Everyone seemed to be having fun, I did not hear anyone complaining (tables are close, so be ready to hear others conversation and then hearing yours).

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.

Nice park. There's a fishing dock, a tree-covered path, a lake "beach", some covered areas and a…read morebuilding that is often rented out for weddings during the year. Cons: The playground on the Ridge Top side is falling into disrepair and needs some serious work in places. Look it over first before you let your small children play on it!

Nice tucked away park that offers excellent spaces for recreating. I've been taking my family here…read morefor several years. There are many tables and grilling spots, swimming in the warm weather months, a full playground, bass & trout fishing, a short trail system, a large cabin to host events for a fee, a wide open field with short grass -- enough area for you and your friends/family to play sports or lie down and have a peaceful picnic.

I visited Silverdale Waterfront Park on a busy Saturday afternoon and was pleasantly surprised by…read morehow much parking was still available. If you arrive early, there's also street parking close to the gazebo, which looked like a popular spot for family gatherings and small get-togethers. I spent some time walking along the waterfront paths and exploring the docks and pier. If you're not a fan of heights or being over the water, parts of the dock might feel a little intimidating. The boards are older and somewhat uneven in places, but everything felt sturdy, safe, and added to the rustic charm of the park. The weathered wood and waterfront views make for a great aesthetic, especially if you enjoy photography. Another nice feature is the local businesses nearby. Whether you're looking to grab a beer, a coffee, or something to eat, everything is within a short walking distance. If you're visiting Silverdale and want a relaxing place to take photos, have a picnic, enjoy a family outing, or simply take a peaceful walk by the water, this park is definitely worth a stop. Be sure to check out the photos and videos we captured with our Fujifilm cameras they really showcase how beautiful this area can be.

Great playground for the kids. Plenty of parking space. Fun pier to walk across to enjoy the…read morewaters. Two stairways to make your way down to check out the crabs under the rocks and sometimes seals that come around. You can also watch people sail boating too. There is a gazebo to host events here. Bathrooms are open during park hours. Cute little shops and restaurants around the area. I enjoy coming here for all the festivals that are hosted here. Mainly the whale watching days!