Fort Ward Park
Fort Ward Park is a 137-acre marine park with 4,300 feet of saltwater shoreline on Rich Passage. Many of the structures in the park reflect the historic military significance of the area, but the park is well developed for day use.
2241 Pleasant Beach Dr NE Bainbridge Island , WA 98110 United States
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My favorite park on the island . I love the bunkers.
If you're looking to catch a fish , try fishing during sunset . If the fish are biting, you'll see them biting on the surface.
Beautiful spot for a picnic - wonderful views including the Olympic range. Good for strollers!
In 1939, fort ward served as a top-secret military listening post in order to intercept Japanese radio communications.
Beautiful park . Great scenic veiws
No longer a state park , still the same.
Similar places nearby :
Soccer fields. New field turf field! Roller hockey. 1.5 mile jogging loop. Duck pond. Transmitter Building (for Rec gymnastics). Playground. Picnic areas. Tennis courts. Great park! - Chris Bruzzo
The lines may be long, but it is well worth the wait. Incredibly creative flavors. The blackberry and coconut were two of my favorites. - Michael Tchou
Great soup! A good stop if you're on a bike tour of the island! - Kevin McCormick
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