Illahee State Park, Marine park in Kitsap County, United States.
Illahee State Park is a waterfront park in Kitsap County covering 30 acres with saltwater access along Port Orchard Bay. Evergreen forests blanket the grounds and reach toward the Salish Sea.
The park was established in 1934 as a recreational destination for people seeking outdoor activities near the bay. Over the decades it grew into an important regional retreat.
The park serves as a gathering place where families spend time together exploring the shore and nature. Local residents use the open spaces regularly for community celebrations and casual outings.
The park requires a Washington State Discover Pass for parking and provides restrooms, showers, and picnic areas for guests. A dock extends into the water and is accessible for fishing and water activities.
The park is home to one of the largest Pacific yew trees in the country with significant botanical importance. This ancient tree is easy to overlook but rewards nature enthusiasts who explore the grounds carefully.
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