Craig B.
11/3/2022
Jacob's Point is a small preserve on Anderson Island with a 3 mile walking path that illustrates both the beauty and the history of the island. There are many stops along the path, mostly to see...
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Eckenstam Johnson Rd
Anderson Island, WA 98303
Jacob's Point Park on Anderson Island, WA, spans 82 acres of captivating beach, woods, and wetlands. The park features a 2.5-mile main trail loop with additional spurs to explore. Visitors can embark on the scenic "Brickyard Loop Trail" leading to a historic 1893 brickyard, a beach access point, and a charming picnic area.
Expect to encounter various facilities like toilets strategically placed along the trail loop. Marvel at overlooks with stunning spit rail fencing and picnic tables offering panoramic views of Vega Bay, Oro Bay, South Puget Sound, and majestic Mt. Rainier. Interpretive signs throughout the park provide insight into the rich natural offerings while honoring the legacy of the Jacobs Family.
Jacob's Point Park boasts diverse habitats, including second-growth forest, wetlands, clay bluffs, a seasonal creek, mudflats, and a gravelly beach. Visitors may spot a sea cave, hear the chorus of frogs, and encounter a family of coyotes near the raised walkway. The park's shoreline serves as a crucial habitat for juvenile salmon migrating from the Nisqually Delta.
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Justin T.
11/13/2019
Although you can map the GPS coordinates, there is no precise address for the park entrance. From the ferry dock, take Yoman Road south, then when it turns into Eckenstam - Johnson Road (keep left...
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