North Creek Park Boardwalk
Boardwalk wobbly in places, plants encroaching
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Puget Sound and Islands
Point Robinson Park is currently in good condition, with no snow or bugs reported as of September 5. The gravel service road leading to the campsites is suitable for all vehicles, though it is a steep 0.75-mile walk. There is no water available at the campsites, and porta-potties are a bit of a distance away. Visitors enjoyed the breathtaking views of the Puget Sound, beach access for play and birdwatching, and exploring the area including the lighthouse.
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The gravel service road is suitable for all vehicles as of September 5. However, it is a steep 0.75-mile walk to access the campsites.
There is no water available at the campsites. Porta-potties are available but are located a bit of a walk from the camping spots, according to a report from September 5.
Recent visitors enjoyed breathtaking views of the Puget Sound, playing in the water, birdwatching, and exploring the beach. The park also offers access to the lighthouse and troll, as noted in the September 5 report.
No issues with bugs or snow have been reported for Point Robinson Park. The park was noted as snow-free with no bugs as of September 5.
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Easy walking though a little climb uphill from the lighthouse.
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Beautiful views
Quick walk on Vashon to check out the park. We walked the short path to the shoreline and lighthouse. Unfortunately, there were limited views today because of the clouds, but the beach was still lovel...
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