Silverdale Waterfront Park

"We went to the Clear Creek Trail for the first time. It starts at the Silverdale Waterfront Park on Dyes Inlet north to Trigger Avenue. It's 8 miles long but we only walked 4.5 miles round trip following the Clear Creek as it winds through riparian aread, wetlands, and remnant forests. I'm told when the waters are higher the salmon run through there. It's mostly a flat area to walk."

"I love this little park. The views are amazing no matter the weather. Lots of tables and benches to take a seat and relax. Not a lot of walking trails, but lots of area for kids to run around and enjoy the playground."

"What a cute clean park! In a lovely town. Hope to stay and explore more next time. The park was very clean and there is a playground and benches as well as bathrooms that are well kept. Don’t forget to go out on the docks. If you look under you will see a whole bunch of sea life! Jelly fish, crabs, fishy’s!"

"05/20/23: I love this park for everything (spacious parking lots, many benches, playgrounds and picnic tables, etc). If I had children, I would have taken them there to discover things and play around. I can also have awesome beach views from this park. I would love to spend more time on my next visit"

"Such a lovely park to visit, especially on those beautiful rainy Washington days. I mean... On the beautiful rare sunny Washington days. This park is on the waterfront where there is a nearby park for the kiddos, nearby restaurant, bakery, and bar for the adults, and a boat dock for launching your kayak or other water sport floating stuff. On the park itself, there are plenty of amenities from public (yet relatively clean) restrooms, a picnic area, a park as previously mentioned, and plenty of spots for you and your dog (maybe cat?) Can run around. Great place for photoshoots for graduation, prom, and other things. Overall, a great place to visit!"