Frank Raab Park — Attraction in Poulsbo

I attend for the dog park, which is adequate, but the main side is well worn out with little grass but plenty of shade. The smaller section is grassy and partially shaded. Running water available. Very nice surrounding area to walk a dog on a leash. The playground on the other side of the park is under construction, but looks inviting And modern. Restrooms are near the playground and seem adequate and clean. There is a very nice well established community garden. There is a forest trail that goes into the woods at the back of the garden, but is partially difficult to navigate through a muddy area at a certain times of the year. Be mindful of trespassing outside of the...

This park has a lot going on. There's a large community garden. There's a skateboarding area. There's a fenced in dog park, a large kids play area, and basketball court. There is a decent volleyball/badminton area. There's a covered picnic area. The mature oak trees and wide views of the Olympic range offer a picturesque walk along the path that follows the perimeter of the park. Back behind the community gardens offers a bit of a hike through a steep slope of steps that connects to an urban trail that continues across from North Kitsap high. It can be hard to find parking when...

This park is away from Poulsbo town center and seems to be popular with locals as a place to hang out. There's an off-leash dog park, a small playground for younger kids, green space to play / picnic, picnic shelter with several tables, a community garden area, adequate parking spaces (though not well marked) and a lovely view. We visit Poulsbo several times a year but it's not a park we'd make the effort to visit again, as we found others that had bigger playgrounds with more activities for the kids, so I took...