(Tahuya, Belfair, Allyn, Grapeview) Allyn Dock & Waterfront Park
18560 State Route 3, Allyn The waterfront park along the main drive in Allyn includes picnic tables, a covered gazebo, grassy areas, a play area, and a marina. Restaurants and gift shops are within easy walking distance. Menard's Landing
18931 North Shore Road, Tahuya Open year-round, this waterfront park offers a covered gazebo, picnic areas, kayak launch, and easy access to the oyster-enhanced Redsland Creek state shellfish beach. On your way there, pass Belfair State Park and enjoy great roadside views of Hood Canal and it rocky shoreline. Theler Community Center & Wetlands22871 NE State Route 3, Belfair This busy community center near the heart of Belfair hosts several picnic tables bordered by a large grassy area and small play structure. Visitors can also stroll down the nature path to explore the native plant gardens and outdoor displays near the exhibit center. From there, nearly four miles of walking paths and boardwalk wind through the alder forest and wetland preserves. Keep an eye out for bald eagle, heron, deer and other wildlife. North Bay Kayak Park E State Route 3, Allyn You can launch your kayak, enjoy a picnic lunch and gaze at the beauty of Case Inlet at the North Bay Kayak Park, owned by the Port of Allyn. This sweet little park is located near the mouth of Sherwood Creek at the south end of Allyn on State Route 3. The park offers interpretive signage, picnic tables,
a restroom and access to the beach to launch your kayak or canoe. In the fall, you can view the hundreds, maybe thousands of chum salmon frolicking in North Bay on their way home to spawn in Sherwood Creek.
Mason Lake County Park 601 East Mason Lake Drive West, Grapeview Swim, fish, and picnic at this 17-acre park that includes picnic tables, restrooms, and a boat launch for small watercraft. Open March through November. To get there, take State Route 3 to Mason Benson Road, turn right on Trails Road, turn left on Mason Lake Drive W., and continue 1/2 mile to the park.
From The North Mason Day Parks page on our Blog:Click on a link below to read and add your own comments
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What a great little park — not yet over-run with tourists, and just big enough to offer places to explore on foot and on water. Great for a weekend getaway. You can paddle up the cove or out and around the corner to the broader water and beaches down the Sound. What’s your favorite?
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The ORV and mountain bike trail system in Tahuya State Forest is amazing and extensive. What are your favorites? What are the best times for mountain bikers to go?
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Have you seen the huge scenic murals going throughout Belfair? They’re worth a trip to check out. On the entry way to Belfair, on the bus stop kiosks, and on the sides of some of the town’s largest buildings. Anyone have a favorite?
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