EXPLORE: Fay Park | Bainbridge Island
A wind-swept stretch of beach strewn with a ba-zillion pieces of driftwood - Fay Bainbridge Park on the Kitsap Peninsula is a local Bainbridge Island favorite for picnics, beachcombing, and taking in the huge views of the Puget Sound.
Tent and RV Camping are seasonally available at Fay Bainbridge, making this a great option for a staycation getaway or a score for an out-of-town adventurer.
7666 NE High School Road, bainbridge island
Why we love it?
1,400 feet of Salish Sea shoreline perfection.
A few coveted beach-front camping spots can be had at Fay Bainbridge. 14 tent and 26 RV and 3 cabin spots can be reserved online.
Fay Bainbridge collects driftwood in piles! The endless driftwood logs and makeshift driftwood shelters constructed by visitors give the park a playful and curious vibe…plus camping!
What Is It Known For?
Amazing beach access, great big views of the Puget Sound and the shores of Ballard.
The seagrass rustles and fidgets in the wind as our feet clop on the raised boardwalk that winds through the sandy tidelands. Visitors gather in clumps a few hundred feet from each other, the 1,400+ feet of shoreline never feels remotely full. The boardwalk ends and the jumbled maze of driftwood begins.
the best beach walk
As far as waterfront shoreline access on Bainbridge Island, Fay is the way. There is no better park to walk in the surf, scamper across washed up logs or picnic in the sun. Fay is great for a quick escape or an overnight adventure and one of Bainbridge Island’s favorite parks!
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