Parks & Trails

This park features a boundless playground, basketball court, turf football/soccer field, picnic areas, a meadow, outdoor amphitheater and four miles of trails.

This 8.7-acre waterfront park on the northwest tip of Fox Island offers beautiful views, trails, and passive recreation opportunities.

This 37.5-acre park is accessible via primitive trails that wind through the forest, filled with plenty of natural wildlife to observe on a leisurely stroll.

This park boasts approximately 50 acres of old-growth Douglas Fir and a trail system that exceeds four miles in total length near McCormick Creek.

This park features a small baseball field, tennis court, large picnic shelter, and the historic Arletta Schoolhouse building, which was renovated in 2022.

This park features a fishing pier that stretches out over the water with breathtaking views, and provides beach access and picnic areas.

The Cushman Trail is approximately 6.2 miles of non-motorized public trail with a 16-foot wide paved asphalt surface with bike racks, benches, and picnic tables.

This 97-acre natural area contains an off-leash dog area with over one mile of fenced trails, with over three miles of trails winding through old-growth and regenerating forest.

This park features a softball/youth baseball field, playground, and picnic shelter, which is all adjacent to the historic Rosedale Hall, which was renovated in 2024.

This 77.6-acre beachfront park includes picnic tables and beach access with views of Mount Rainier and Puget Sound.

Wollochet Bay Estuary Park is comprised of 20 acres that were gradually acquired since 2000 and features great bird watching, picnicking, and water access at high tide.

This park offers stunning views of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and features several picturesque viewing areas, a small creek, and a picnic shelter.

This park is 8.5 acres of wide rectangular field space that is perfect for playing and running, and is separated into dedicated large and small dog areas.

This undeveloped site is 18 of wooded acres and was acquired by PenMet Parks in 2007 as part of the Common School Forest Land Transfer Program.

This is a 10.59-acre property that was acquired by PenMet Parks in 2010. 

This course features year-round golfing, a warm-up range, golf instruction, a men’s and women’s club, a clubhouse retail store, and restaurant.

This boat launch is a 0.3-acre site located on Fox Island and is a water access street end used for launching small boats at higher tides.