Fay Bainbridge Park | Things to Do on Bainbridge Island
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Fay Bainbridge Park is a locally owned park and recreational area on the island’s northeastern tip, covering 17 acres of land inclusive of 1,400 feet of shoreline on the Puget Sound. Popular activities include spending time on the beach, camping, and enjoying the amazing views. From the park you get not only great views of the sound, but also views of the Cascade Mountains, Mount Baker, and Mount Rainier. For those who wish to spend the night, there are 15 tent camping sites. There are also campsites that are dedicated for use by kayakers as the park is a stop on the Cascadia Marine Trail.

15446 Sunrise Drive NE, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110, Phone: 206-842-3931

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