Poulsbo's Fish Park — Attraction in Poulsbo

Love this place. Out gives you the sense of being or in the woods while being 5 minutes from home. Walking trails to fit anyone's needs as sorry or add long as you want to make them. Really well marked trails lots of spots to stop and rest. Gay place to walk the fur babies. My dog loves it. If you don't cat bags with you remember to grab one or two on your way into trails. The park had a supply of bags for blaming up after your friendly pup, be prepared to pack it along with you until Tully exit where you will find s trash can. There are several entrances a. nd 2 parking areas. They use to have what me and the man use to refer to as the cleanest best smelling porta potty on the planet. Not sure if it has been removed just for the winter or if it was other reasons. I'd love to see that come back. I highly recommend...

I used to run the park, but I stopped because there are more dog walkers and families going there and the paths are narrow for passing people. I give a warning as I come up to pass and people are always nice, but it's not as convenient for them or me. On the other hand, the park is the perfect place to go for a walk by yourself and with others. It's surprisingly peaceful for being surrounded by busy roads, a little oasis in the middle of town. The city takes excellent care of the park, keeping up with new growth and fallen trees. It's also a wildlife habitat. The downside, when the tide is very low in the estuary it smells awful. Also, around dusk in the non-winter months there can be a lot of gnats, flies,...

We, adorable husky included, loved this park. It was very scenic and not difficult to walk at all. There were nice small bridges going over streams along with sightings of bunnies! Weirdly, the bunnies weren't scared of us. It was pretty cool. One thing I would like to mention was that parking was a little hard. I think it was just the side of the park we were trying to enter, but we ended up parking at a McDonald's and then doing a 2 minute walk over to the park. We had followed Google Maps exactly, and so we were a little confused about where the park was since there wasn't a...