Activities

Start your weekend with panoramic views of Puget Sound and the Olympia Mountains while we take care of native habitat restoration areas. Many thanks go to students in the University of Washington’s Restoration Ecology Network program who planted these areas. We'll be watering thirsty plants and getting rid of invasive species. We’ll also show you our unique and water-saving irrigation system – and how you can set it up in your own gardens to save water and keep your plants healthy.
We start early to beat the heat! No experience is necessary; just an interest in having fun while protecting native habitat. We provide all of the tools and work gloves, but you are welcome to bring your own if you wish. We appreciate everyone who comes to help us restore nearshore habitat at the park!

All ages OK

5 out of 10 participants registered.

What to Bring

A water bottle, a snack if you want one, and tough clothes and shoes that can get dirty (because they will!), including long pants and a long-sleeved shirt to protect against prickly blackberry. Closed-toed shoes are required: work boots or hiking boots are best as we work on sloping ground. Running shoes are also fine, but we'll be working in a wetland area so they will get wet. Remember to check the weather and bring appropriate layers and rain gear or sun protection as needed.

Where to Meet

Please meet in the lower parking lot by the rest rooms. Look for the table registration area.

Directions From I-5:
- Take exit 176 for NE 175th St
- Turn West on NE 175th St. (toward Puget Sound)
- Turn right onto WA-99 N/Aurora Ave N
- Turn left onto N 185th St.; stay on this road - it changes names a couple of times to N Richmond Beach Rd. and then NW 195th St
- Turn left onto 20th Ave NW
- Follow 20th Ave NW into the park and drive down to the lower parking lot

By Bus:
Be sure to check current routes on Metro Trip Planner

Where to Park

Park in the lower parking lot, You'll see our volunteer table by the rest rooms.