Point No Point Park & Lighthouse

Point No Point Park is a scenic destination with a rich history, featuring the oldest lighthouse on Puget Sound, built in 1879. The park offers a mile-long trail along the shoreline, a steep set of stairs to a viewing platform, and a path through a bright forest along a ridgeline. Visitors can enjoy stunning views, spot seals and shorebirds, and even catch a glimpse of whales. The lighthouse is a significant landmark and a great spot for families to explore. The park is also home to a historic treaty signing site, where the Point No Point Treaty was signed in 1855, and a rock mounted with a plaque commemorates this event