Kitsap Memorial State Park, State park on Hood Canal, Kitsap County, United States.

Kitsap Memorial State Park is a 63-acre public recreation area in Lofall, Washington, with 1,797 feet of shoreline on Hood Canal. The park lies about 10 metres above sea level, and the surrounding land is flat, with a 95-metre hill about 1.2 km to the east. It offers picnicking, camping, hiking, scuba diving, fishing, swimming, clamming, crabbing, beachcombing, birdwatching and field sports.

Kitsap Memorial State Park occupies 63 acres in Lofall with 1,797 feet of shoreline on Hood Canal. The sources do not record a donation date or donor; the park is a state recreation area in Kitsap County, about 9 km from Poulsbo.

The park's 1,797 feet of shoreline on Hood Canal shape how it is used: low tide draws people onto the flats to dig clams and set crab pots, while divers enter the water from the beach. The name commemorates Kitsap County, which donated the land for a public recreation area.

The park covers 63 acres at Lofall, with 1,797 feet of shoreline on Hood Canal; the water and beach are reached directly from the day-use lawns and picnic areas. Camping, cabins and picnic sites sit close to the shore, and the grounds stay open year-round. Bring waterproof clothing for rain and wind off the canal.

The park's shoreline on Hood Canal runs 1,797 feet (548 m), and the water off it is used for scuba diving as well as clamming and crabbing. The land covers 63 acres (25 ha) at Lofall, about 9 km north of Poulsbo.