Titlow Beach — Attraction in Tacoma

Titlow Beach Park is an absolute haven for nature enthusiasts, and I can't express enough how this gem deserves a 5-star rating. From the moment you set foot in this park, you are greeted with an abundance of natural beauty and wildlife that's truly awe-inspiring.

One of the most remarkable aspects of Titlow Beach Park is the incredible variety of bird species that call it home. From graceful ducks and geese to the rhythmic drumming of woodpeckers in the trees, the park is teeming with avian life. It's a birdwatcher's dream come true, and you're sure to be captivated by the sights and sounds of these feathered residents. Additionally, if you're lucky, you might even spot seals, adding an extra layer of excitement to your visit.

The park's trails are perfectly designed for long, scenic walks. Whether you're seeking a leisurely stroll, an invigorating hike, or a serene place to unwind, Titlow Beach Park accommodates all preferences. The natural landscapes and serene water views create a tranquil atmosphere that's perfect for rejuvenating the mind and spirit.

In summary, Titlow Beach Park is a must-visit for anyone who appreciates the wonders of the natural world. The diverse array of birds, the possibility of seal sightings, and the picturesque trails make it a destination that offers something for everyone. It's an ideal place for solitude, exploration, or family outings. I wholeheartedly recommend a visit to this nature lover's paradise, and I can't wait to return to experience its...

This is a magical place that I'd rather keep secret, to be honest, but since you all love my reviews so much here we go! There are so many things to do here!! Wooded trails, giant grassy fields for frisbee or BBQs, a pretty sizable sprayground (so basically a free water-park for kids big and small during summer), trains going by about every fifteen minutes, two good restaurants and a bar. On the water side of the tracks you can walk the beach at low tide, or take the upper path along the tracks and through the woods to get an amazing view of the Narrows Bridge. Rockhounds can find carnelians and petrified wood on the beach if you look hard enough, and sometimes fossils in the hard clay. The sunsets here are also the best in Tacoma, in my opinion. And, although I don't condone this because it's technically illegal, you can usually have a small fire on the beach if you are cautious and respectful about it, and always put it out afterwards. This is my second favorite place in Tacoma, after Pt. Defiance of...

Fun for the kids but go on a weekday vs a weekend if you can help it. Be prepared to make a space for yourself on the grass unless you’re lucky enough to snag a table or 2. Went this past weekend and there were multiple baby showers, bday parties, a gender reveal and gatherings taking place. Not that any of it was a bother, just created for a busy atmosphere! Also… be aware of goose poop in the grass. Public bathrooms were more clean than I thought they’d be and I even saw a staff person taking out garbage and checking on the overall aesthetic of the park and that was...