Cummings Park — Attraction in Tacoma

With stunning views of the Puget Sound, Mt Rainier, and the Cascades, It's a perfect spot to relax, enjoy a picnic, or take a scenic walk while watching seals, eagles, orcas, and passing ships.

The park, named after William Cummings, a notable Tacoma businessman and philanthropist, offers a peaceful atmosphere and a chance to connect with nature.

Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast or just love the waterfront, this park is a must-visit for both locals and visitors!

Tip: Enter the parking lot through the Lobster Shop...

I have been coming to this park for years and despite the influx of transplants from Seattle that has really ruined our smaller town culture, this park remains unchanged. Maybe because you have to do some exploring and you can carve out your own little piece of the beach. Truly romantic but don't travel too far down the trail unless you are familiar with the tides. (People get trapped) . Could be another reason we are seeing less foot traffic in comparison to The Greek...

I went there on a Thursday afternoon hoping for a nice picnic by the water, when I got there I quickly realized that couldn’t happen because all the grassy area was beyond littered with dog poop. The view of mt Rainer was beautiful however, and you could even see the city of Tacoma, as the sun came down (not over the water) the sunlight sparkled the houses on the other side of the water. Nice piers and good area for rollerblading or bike riding. Not a bad park, just a lot...