A small nature oasis in the middle of town. Featured in the 8.75 acre park is the Adam Tallman Trail, a short an easy walk on a comfortable trail through a wetlands area. Viewing of multiple birds, flora and wildlife is available on this hidden and scenic walk.

This 1.6 acre park provides an off-road experience for the avid biker.

This 5.8 acre site at the top of the bay offers basketball and tennis courts and a softball field, as well as a playground and restroom. A picnic ramada is available on a first-come, first-served use. The park boasts some of Gig Harbor's largest cedar trees and the Crescent Creek estuary.

This beautiful paved trail is a haven for walkers, roller bladers and bicylists. Stretching from the middle of Gig Harbor to nearly the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, the trail parallels state Route 16 and runs under the power lines. The .6 acre park at the trailead features a restroom and a Visitor Information Kiosk.

This 1 acre park at the intersection of Harborview and North Harborview Drive features a salmon-bearing waterway cuddled by the largest trees remaining on the waterfront. Restroom and Visitor Information Kiosk available.

This historical site has just been added to the list of parks within the City of Gig Harbor. The 2.89 acre site is currently under development.

Located within the heart of the Finholm Marketplace at the head of the bay, the Finholm View Climb offers the best view of Mt. Rainier in Washington.

This all natural, 8.5 acre chunk of forested land next to the Gig Harbor Civic Center is a verdant retreat shielded from neighboring roads and houses by a collection of sizeable cedars and firs. The park is a great place to see birds. Dogs on leashes are welcome at the park and are even provided a drinking spot. Restrooms available.

A perfect spot to view boats coming and going at the mouth of the bay.

A pedistrian pier, picnic tables, restrooms and public dock are the primary features of this on-the-water park in the heart of Gig Harbor's waterfront. The acclaimed Fishermen's Memorial is on display here.

Boarders and rollerbladers are welcome from dawn to dusk at the park located next to the Civic Center. Restrooms available.

Over 4 acres of undeveloped land provides a natural habitat for birds of all specimens.

This 17 acre plot at Rosedale Street and state Route 16 features an authentic, turn-of-the-century dairy barn and holly orchard, walking tours and lots of wildlife.

This State Park offers 2000 feet of salt waterfront and 122 acres. Features also include camping, boating, fishing, and swimming.

This park features 22 acres that include ballfields (soccer, tennis and horseshoe), trails and picnic shelters.

Open space yet to be developed in the small town of Home.