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Kitsap County Parks Kitsap County's Park and Open Space system currently includes 79 sites totaling 6,344 acres.

We are committed to providing quality-of-life enhancing opportunities through the management of natural areas and specialized facilities, fostering community stewardship, and offering an outstanding service-oriented environment. This includes Heritage Parks, Regional Parks, Community Parks, Natural Resource Areas and Partnership Properties. The Kitsap County Parks Department is responsible for the operation of the Fairgrounds & Event Center and the Village Greens Golf Course. Kitsap County Parks offers numerous rental facilities including community centers, picnic shelters and athletic fields. , fostering community stewardship, and offering an outstanding service-oriented environment. This includes which includes Heritage Parks, Regional Parks, Community Parks, Natural Resource Areas and Partnership Properties. Kitsap County Parks offers numerous rental facilities including community centers, picnic shelters and athletic fields.

What do you want us to show more of?🔧 Maintenance🌱 Natural Resources🏗️ Projects👋 Staff🥾 Trails📚 Park historyTell us belo...
10/22/2026

What do you want us to show more of?

🔧 Maintenance
🌱 Natural Resources
🏗️ Projects
👋 Staff
🥾 Trails
📚 Park history

Tell us below!

📍Gordon Park (Field #1)

Long before construction begins, there are conversations.Ideas get tested. Designs change. Costs are evaluated. Communit...
10/22/2026

Long before construction begins, there are conversations.

Ideas get tested. Designs change. Costs are evaluated. Community feedback is reviewed. Permits, schedules and details begin lining up.

Then, eventually, something that started on paper becomes part of a park.

Good park planning takes time because these places are built to serve people for years to come.

📍Gordon Park (Field #1)

🎃 Halloween Fun Ahead this weekend! Plan for Busy Parks and Parking Areas! 👻Halloween festivities are coming to Kitsap C...
10/22/2026

🎃 Halloween Fun Ahead this weekend! Plan for Busy Parks and Parking Areas! 👻

Halloween festivities are coming to Kitsap County Parks this weekend! Two community events will bring costumes, candy and family fun, along with increased traffic and parking demand.

🍬 Kitsap Halloween Bash
📅 Saturday, October 24 | 1–5 p.m.
📍 Kitsap County Fairgrounds, Van Zee Building & President's Hall

Bring the family for an afternoon of trunk-or-treating, live music, dancing and Halloween fun!

🔗 https://kitsaphalloweenbash.com/

🚂 Kitsap Ghost Train
📅 Saturday, October 24 | 5–9 p.m.
📍 South Kitsap Regional Park

Climb aboard for a spooky train ride through the forest, with Halloween scenes, trick-or-treat booths and more!

🔗 https://www.facebook.com/WWCATheatre/posts/1642225950937954

🚗 Parking & Visitor Impacts

Both events are expected to bring additional visitors to their respective locations. Please plan ahead and anticipate increased traffic and limited parking during event hours.

Important South Kitsap Regional Park Access Information:

🚧 All vehicles must enter and exit South Kitsap Regional Park via the Jackson Avenue entrance. There will be NO vehicle entry or exit from Lund Avenue during the event.

Visitors should also be aware of the following:

• Parking may be limited during event hours, setup and cleanup.

• Expect increased vehicle and pedestrian traffic near event areas.

• Follow posted signs and directions from event organizers.

• Allow additional travel time and use caution when entering or leaving event locations.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we welcome these community events to our parks. Have a fun and safe Halloween weekend! 🎃

Would you rather spend a volunteer morning:🌱 Planting✂️ Removing invasive plants🥾 Working on trails🗑️ Cleaning up a park...
10/17/2026

Would you rather spend a volunteer morning:

🌱 Planting
✂️ Removing invasive plants
🥾 Working on trails
🗑️ Cleaning up a park

Pick your project.

📍Chico Salmon Park

Not every volunteer project leaves behind something you can immediately see.Removing invasive plants, caring for native ...
10/16/2026

Not every volunteer project leaves behind something you can immediately see.

Removing invasive plants, caring for native vegetation and improving habitat can take time to show results.

But those hours add up.

And so does the impact.

Thank you to the volunteers who keep showing up for the long game.

📍North Kitsap Heritage Park

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The best wildlife photo sometimes starts with knowing when not to get closer.Give animals space. Stay on established tra...
10/16/2026

The best wildlife photo sometimes starts with knowing when not to get closer.

Give animals space. Stay on established trails where required. Keep pets under control and let wild animals stay wild.

Then enjoy the moment.

What animal are you always hoping to see when you head outside?

📍Silverdale Waterfront Park

Show us your best wildlife photo from a Kitsap County park. 📸One rule: respectful distance counts more than a close-up. ...
10/15/2026

Show us your best wildlife photo from a Kitsap County park. 📸

One rule: respectful distance counts more than a close-up. 😁

📍Norwegian Point Park

What would you ask someone who works with forests, wildlife and habitat for a living?Drop your question below. 🌲
10/13/2026

What would you ask someone who works with forests, wildlife and habitat for a living?

Drop your question below. 🌲

10/13/2026

What would make you stop mid-walk?

🦅 Eagle overhead
🦌 Deer beside the trail
🍄 Huge mushroom
🐸 Tiny frog
🌅 Perfect view

Choose one or share your photo below!

Some parts of a parks aren’t always the ones you notice first.They’re under logs, above the trail, along the shoreline a...
10/12/2026

Some parts of a parks aren’t always the ones you notice first.

They’re under logs, above the trail, along the shoreline and tucked into the edges of the forest.

October is a great month to slow down and see what else is sharing the park with you.

What wildlife have you spotted lately?

Address

1195 NW Fairgrounds Road
Bremerton, WA
98311

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 2:30pm

Telephone

+13603375350

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