This 6.87 acre waterfront park features an ADA trail, and a waterfront trail,. It is also a great place for watching nature. During the 1920s and 1930s, the park was once a logging boom owned by the English Lumber Company. Trees were hauled to the water, tied together and pulled by tug to sawmills.  Island County purchased the parkland in 1997.
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