The Best Picnicking areas in Bainbridge Island, Washington

Battle Point Park is a 90.3 acre park located at 11299 Arrow Point Drive Northeast, Bainbridge Island, Washington, United States. This neighborhood park features a playground, swing set, picnic table, benches, jogging trail, soccer fields, softball fields, horse area, tennis courts, basketball courts, children's play structure, garden plots, disc golf course, and more. The park also includes the Battle Point Trail System, which consists of 2 miles of flat, winding trails and 1.5 miles of equestrian trails. Additionally, the park is home to the former site of Port Blakely Mill, one of the world's largest sawmills in the late 1800s. Visitors can enjoy passive recreational activities such as picnicking, kayaking, and wildlife viewing. The park also features the Blakely Harbor Tree Farm site investigation efforts. Battle Point Park offers a variety of recreational opportunities for visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of Bainbridge Island.

Hidden Cove Park is a charming 0.5 acre neighborhood park located at 8588 Northeast Hidden Cove Road in Bainbridge Island, Washington. This park offers a playground, swing set, picnic table, benches, and is part of a larger 90.3 acre park that was once a naval radio station. The park features two ponds, jogging trails, soccer and softball fields, a horse area, picnic shelter, tennis courts, play areas, basketball courts, a roller hockey court, a children's play structure, garden plots, disc golf course, and more. The Battle Point Trail System within the park offers 2 miles of winding trails and 1.5 miles of equestrian trails. Visitors can also explore the Blakely Hills trail system, which includes loop trails accessible off Old Mill Road NE. Nearby attractions include the Blakely Harbor Park, Camp Yeomalt, Cave Family Heritage Park, and more.