Parks & Trails in Gig Harbor
Parks & Trails in the area — find local listings, hours, and details.

Adam Tallman Park
Adam Tallman Park is an 11.84-acre wetland nature preserve offering passive use walking trails, wildlife viewing platforms, and interpretive signage. It provides a quiet outdoor experience for those seeking a natural escape.

Crescent Creek Park
Crescent Creek Park offers a wide range of activities, from its all-ability Maritime PlayZone to sports courts and quiet nature walks. This 10.89-acre park provides recreation and relaxation for all ages.

Cushman Trail - Grandview Trailhead
The Cushman Trail's Grandview Trailhead offers access to a 6.2-mile paved path suitable for walking, running, and biking. It features convenient amenities for a comfortable outdoor experience.

Gateway Park
Gateway Park in Gig Harbor, Washington offers playgrounds, a spray park, open fields, and serves as the main trailhead for the expansive 360 Trails system.

Grandview Forest Park
Grandview Forest Park offers multi-path walking trails through an 8.58-acre preserved urban forest, featuring local artwork.

Harbor Family Park
Harbor Family Park offers 37.5 acres of natural forest and primitive trails for walking, running, and observing local wildlife. It is managed by PenMet Parks.

Rotary Bark Park
Rotary Bark Park offers a 15-acre off-leash area for dogs within a larger natural space, featuring trails and open play meadows. The park provides amenities for both pets and their owners.

Soundview Forest Park
Soundview Forest Park offers short, well-maintained trails winding through lush vegetation and mature trees. It is a dog-friendly spot for a quiet stroll or a shaded picnic.

Sunrise Beach Park
Sunrise Beach Park offers beach access, walking trails, and picnic areas with expansive views of the water and mountains. It is a popular spot for scuba diving and exploring at low tide.

Tacoma Narrows Park
Tacoma Narrows Park offers 34 acres of waterfront access, sandy-rock beach, and spectacular views of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and passage from Gig Harbor, Washington. It is a popular spot for picnicking, beachcombing, and enjoying the Puget Sound.

Wilkinson Farm Park
Wilkinson Farm Park is a 16-acre natural area featuring walking trails, a community garden, and wetlands. It provides direct access to the Cushman Trail.