Liberty Bay Waterfront Park

"This was our first visit to the park in winter, and unfortunately there is nothing to do here except taking couple of photos and a walk along the bay. In addition, we met drug addicts who were sitting and shouting to people passing by. It seemed to us that there were definitely no problems with drugs in historic town, as this is one of the most tourist cities in Washington state."

"This spot is a favorite for so many reasons. Rain or shine it's great for all generations. Plenty of parking and it's not hard to find a spot during the week. Grab a pizza by the shops at the other end of the parking lot and enjoy it by the grass of the pavilion listening to live music while the kids play. Don't miss the boardwalk. There is a small playground great for toddlers at the far end."

"Came for the first weekend of December and the waterfront park is ready for Julefest. Great spot for some photos, with some rest areas to take a seat and enjoy the water. Great spot to take your dogs, and public bathrooms available."

"Very pleasant to walk around. It was on a cloudy and light rain day we visited, and it was nice to see others enjoying the park. Kids enjoyed taking a few photos. Careful when wet, someone slipped and fell on the pavement. At one end of the park, there's a nice walkway that goes out onto the water, around some residential homes and to another little park. A bit slippery too, but interesting."

"Lovely waterfront park with open grass spots, multiple benches and a gazebo. The bathrooms are clean and spacious though parking can be challenging. It’s backed by a market with shops and restaurants. There’s no playground so it won’t captivate the really young, but there were rocks and other features that many older kids enjoyed climbing on. Fronted by the Marina there were lovely views in every direction"