Chetzemoka Park
A small clifftop garden park with a rose arbour, a stream with wooden footbridges and lawns overlooking the sea, popular with locals for picnics and weddings.
Completed in 1904 and named after Chetzemoka, a Klallam chief who maintained friendly relations with early settlers. The park has a rose arbour, a small waterfall and stream, wooden footbridges, gazebos and a children’s playground. The lawns at its edge overlook Admiralty Inlet, and a path leads down to the beach. Entry is free. It is an easy walk from Uptown, about 30 minutes.
Opening hours
About 06:00–22:00
Nearby sights
- Uptown Port Townsend & Victorian Homes
- Jefferson Museum of Art & History
- Northwest Maritime Center
- Port Townsend Historic District – Downtown (Water Street)
- Port Townsend–Coupeville Ferry
- Jefferson County Courthouse
- Port Townsend Marine Science Center
- Fort Worden Historical State Park