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	city(ies)		category(ies)		contact info		description
	Allyn  add item		Beach Activities		Allyn Waterfront Park & Historic Church Allyn, WA		Allyn Waterfront Park, with a covered gazebo, children's play area, boat dock, and boat launch.
	Silverdale  add item		Beach Activities		Anderson Landing Nature Preserve Silverdale, WA 98383 360.337.5350		68 Acre nature preserve with walking trails, view point. Directions: From Silverdale take Bucklin Hill Road to Anderson Hill Road. After about 3.5 miles, turn right on Warren RD. The trailhead and a small parking lot are about 200 yards down the road on the right side of Warren.
	Port Orchard  add item		Beach Activities		Anderson Point County Park 360.337.5350		66.0 Acres - Salt water beach access, picnic areas, view point. Directions: From Port Orchard take Sedgwick to Banner, turn right on Banner. Cross S.E. Fragaria, and S.E. Wilcox. Approximately two miles down look for the sign for Millihanna Road on a telephone pole on the left side of the road. Turn left unto Millihanna and drive to the gate at the end of the road. Parking is on the left.
	Tracyton  add item		Beach Activities		Anna Smith Park 7601 Tracyton BLVD NW Bremerton, WA 98311 360.337.5350		6.6 Acres - Saltwater beach access, picnic areas, demonstration garden, butterfly house, children's programs, and restrooms. This magical garden was the very first Demo Garden for the WSU Kitsap County Master Gardener Program and is lovingly tended by a crew that meets there every Wednesday from 9 a.m. until noon. Vegetables and fruit are grown and donated to the local food banks. There is also a children's gardening area that will be planned, planted and tended by a 4-H group on another day of the week. Classes and tours occur on a regular basis during the growing season. Compost tea is brewed at this garden for sale to the Master Gardeners.
	Kingston  add item		Beach Activities		Arness Roadside Park 360.337.5350		1.0 Acres - Saltwater beach access, picnic areas, viewpoint. Directions: In Kingston, turn south on S. Kingston Rd from Hwy 104 and proceed about 2 miles. The park is on your left.
	Bremerton  add item		Beach Activities		Bachmann Park 206 Shore DR Bremerton, WA 98310 360.473.5305		.5 Acre, 110 linear feet of shoreline, picnic tables, park benches, 6 parking spaces
	Belfair  add item		Beach Activities		Belfair State Park 410 NE Beck RD Belfair, WA 98528 360.275.0668		Belfair State Park is a 63-acre, year-round camping park on 3,720 feet of saltwater shoreline at the southern end of Hood Canal.
	Blake Island  add item		Beach Activities		Blake Island State Park Blake Island, WA 360.731.8330		This beautiful 475-acre island camping park, with five miles of saltwater beach shoreline, is only reachable private boat or via tour boats. Kitsap Harbor Tours, which departs from Port Orchard, and Argosy Cruises, departing from Seattle, take visitors to Blake Island and to the famous, Tillicum Village to enjoy a unique Northwest Indian dining and cultural experience. The journey includes traditionally prepared Native American salmon cooked over open fires and a presentation Native American dancing and songs.
	Silverdale  add item		Beach Activities		Clear Creek Trail		Five miles of scenic trail winds through Silverdale's urban areas along Clear Creek. Salmon are visible during spawning season and the area is great for bird watching or just getting away from it all!
	Silverdale  add item		Beach Activities		Clear Creek/Saq'ad Interpretive Center 9641 Levin RD Off Bucklin Hill Rd and Levin RD Silverdale, WA 98383 360.692.0929		The Clear Creek Interpretive Center, located off Bucklin Hill RD and Levin RD in Silverdale, hosts educational programs for children and families. Naturalists lead guided walks along Clear Creek Trail, through nearshore, estuary, wetland, and woodland habitats. The "big red barn" also features exhibits, occasional speakers, and special events. Don't miss their "Salmon Run Art Contest" which migrates through Silverdale each fall. And make sure to bring the kids and grandkids to their Discovery Play Days in the spring and summer.

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