Picnic Point Park

God created this nature so beautifully, there is more stars than five, it is so beautiful. Usually there are not many people, there are three tables with benches, I recommend ...

A lovely little beach park to hang around with your dog. There are a lot of bags with dog poo that have been picked up but left on the beach. Maybe just not pick up your poo if you are going to litter twice? Nice park that we love to go to regardless. The murder of crows that hang out there are really cool as well.

Amazing place to watch the sunset. Make sure you come early to get a parking spot.

Just as you cross the bridge, walk over the train tracks it opens into this magnificent view of glorious waves of the powerful oceanic waves crashing up to the open beach covered with sand and rocks. The view is breathtaking and brings this overwhelming sense of peace & tranquility. If in the area is worth putting on your to make happen list. An experience not worth missing.

Really nice little place to visit, hunt for sea shells, pick up driftwood, and just relax.

A great beach when you time it right. If the tide is up, there isn't much beach to speak of, so keep a lookout for the tide levels. Parking is very limited but only really an issue when it's a low tide on a really nice day (weekdays during typical business hours tend to be great though, especially during cooler months).

Please don't litter. Keep it clean. If you see trash, help us out and pack it out. ;)

06/03/23: this park is a hidden gem in the area. I had thought this park was not that attractive and quite small when viewing it in Google Maps. But, I was wrong and this park is pretty cool. You can a railroad tracks crossing the park.

This park has many benches overseeing the ocean. The vibe is chilling and relaxing. Would love to come back to enjoy the Nature here

Picnic indeed. Plenty of space for us to enjoy ourselves for a stroll.

Lovely place to watch the sunsets. Wear proper boots as it does get muddy.

A hidden gem! You get closest to Puget Sound without having to travel much. Go armed with a good camera and fishing gear. And of course plenty of time!

What a perfect place to watch the sunset! There weren’t a lot of people here, because it was windy and chilly, but the view made it so worth braving the elements!
The entire trek to the beach is made up of a series of (a lot of) ramps, making it wheelchair and stroller friendly until you hit the sand. There’s also plenty of parking.
This beach changes so much with the tide. Make sure you’re watching carefully when the tide is coming in so you don’t get stuck. One side of the beach is sandy and the other is more rocky, but both are nice in their own way.

The bridge has improved access to the beach much better than 35 years ago when I proposed to my wife. We had to cross the tracks and jump a creek. It is much better now.

Wonderful sandy beach with beautiful views of the Puget Sound. There are a couple spots and tables for barbecue and also some grassy areas. Parking can be challenging on nice sunny days due to a small parking lot. Good area for walking and hiking as well. Very enjoyable beach park!

Beautiful area. When the tide's out you can walk south all the way to Norma Beach. Alternatively, you can take a small boat /canoe out on picnic point pond.

Great little park on the water. On June 15th 2022, the tide was out 4ft lower than usual and the beach was expensive and beautiful. Great rock/shell hunting at any low tide!

I very much enjoyed my visit to this park! The pedestrian bridge is well maintained and easily accessed from the good sized parking lot, it takes you over the railroad tracks and right to the beach. There are picnic tables next to the beach. The beach itself is fairly rocky, but beautiful, with old dock pilings sticking out of it in spots that the birds like to perch on. Quite picturesque, with beautiful views of the blue water and islands. Very clean park. I also saw some harbor seals out in the water. I will visit again soon.

Just as the name implies, this park made for a great picnicking spot! Not many picnic tables available but there are a few... nonetheless the beach access makes up for it with ample room to stake a spot and enjoy the panorama. One thing that stood out to me was the design of the overpass, where form and function come through! Having an esthetic look while creating easy access to anyone.

Brilliant little park to enjoy the Pacific Northwest Sunset. It has a big parking lot but it does fill it up during sunset hours. There is a bridge that needs to be crossed to go to the park. There are few picnic tables and a beach when the water tide is low. This place has the perfect view of the Olympic Peninsula. For the train afficianado there bridge is over the railway tracks which oftentimes has freight trains and occasional sounder transit trains pass by.

Always love it here year round. The views, sunsets, and wildlife are awesome. The trains are fun to watch too. Great for walks and some beachcombing. Even with all the seaweed (except the 2-3 months when it's rotting). The restroom is a couple of honey buckets and the trash dumpster are before the walking bridge. Dog owners PLEASE quit leaving your dog waste bags in the park and on the beach!! Most of you are responsible about it. A few of you just want to look responsible. There's a better and safer place for those bags!
I don't go in the water when the seafoam is grey or brown. That's pollution or bacteria. Other beaches are far cleaner and clearer all year

The drive through the neighborhood was beautiful. Listening to the water was peaceful.