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Blakely Harbor Project, Phase 1
- Status
- Funded in 2005
Blakely Harbor Park is a popular destination for boaters, kayakers, beach enthusiasts, walkers and about 3,000 students annually participating in Puget Sound's regional environmental learning seminars at IslandWood located adjacent to this park. This grant will provide two restrooms, storage, parking, historical and environmental interpretation, trails, and a bridge. This work will connect the two areas of the park. Currently, park visitors must leave the park and re-enter to experience both the uplands and saltwater areas. The site also will be tied to an adjoining cultural site now being purchased. Site development has received endorsement from IslandWood, a non-profit environmental learning center dedicated to elementary students, Washington Water Trails, and the Bainbridge Island Land Trust.
Location
From the ferry terminal at Winslow on Bainbridge Island: Turn left at the first light (Winslow Way) to the first stop sign (Madison). Right turn on Madison to the first stop sign and a left turn here at (Wyatt). Continue on Wyatt around Eagle Harbor and south on (Blakely Av). Continue south on Blakely Av. as it curves east. At Country Club Rd. and Blakely Av NE is Blakely Harbor Park.
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Blakely Harbor Project, Phase 1
- Blakely Harbor Park is a popular destination for boaters, kayakers, beach enthusiasts, walkers and about 3,000 students annually participating in Puget Sound's regional environmental learning seminars at IslandWood located adjacent to this park. This grant will provide two restrooms, storage, parking, historical and environmental interpretation, trails, and a bridge. This work will connect the two areas of the park. Currently, park visitors must leave the park and re-enter to experience both the uplands and saltwater areas. The site also will be tied to an adjoining cultural site now being purchased. Site development has received endorsement from IslandWood, a non-profit environmental learning center dedicated to elementary students, Washington Water Trails, and the Bainbridge Island Land Trust.
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What is the WWRP?
The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.
