Point No Point County Park, Lighthouse, and Trail
During these warmer, summer months, the sandy shores of Long Beach and Cannon Beach are a bit of a haul from Kitsap County. If you’re looking for a sandy beach and hike closer to home, look no further than Point No Point.
Point No Point is a wonderful family destination in Kitsap County. Located in Hansville, the park sits on three acres with a long, sandy beach, picnic areas, saltwater access, wetlands trail and its namesake lighthouse.
My family and I recently enjoyed a quiet morning at Point No Point. My toddler loved running along the sandy beach, dipping his toes in the sound, collecting seashells and exploring driftwood forts. My husband even spotted a whale!
A nice addition to the beach is a short hike up the wetlands trail.
The Point No Point trail is a 1.49 mile walk that begins just beyond the lighthouse. The pathway runs perpendicular to the beach and takes visitors through protected wetlands, up a flight of stairs and through beautiful, shaded woods. The trail is fairly easy with sturdy terrain, however do anticipate a rapid elevation gain with the stairs.
Leashed dogs are allowed but be mindful of the protected wetlands area.
Address: 9009 NE Point No Point Rd, Hansville, WA 98340
Length: 1.4 miles
Parking: Free, paved parking lot and overflow parking down the road
Stroller-Friendly: No
Restrooms: Restrooms are adjacent
Point No Point Lighthouse & Park Map
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