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Park Projects

​​​​​​​Discover how Kitsap County Parks is investing in your community. This page highlights both current and completed projects—from trail enhancements and facility upgrades to restoration efforts and accessibility improvements. Learn about what’s in progress, what’s been accomplished, and how these projects support safe, sustainable, and welcoming park experiences across the county.

Share your ideas to make our parks, facilities, and trails even better. Use the form below to submit suggestions for amenities, access, wayfinding, and more. Click here to share your ideas.

​Capital Improvement Plan


Each year, the Parks Department develops a six-year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP), establishing the capital projects that the Department will work on over those six years. The CIP aims to balance projects across the three Commissioner Districts (North, South, and Central), across different project types and sizes, while also considering available funding sources and staff capacity. The CIP guides investment to improve park facilities and recreation opportunities throughout our community. 

• 2026-2031 Capital Improvement Plan
• 2026 Project Map

 CURRENT PROJECTS


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​Gordon Park Master Plan


Gordon Park is located in Central Kitsap and is adjacent to the Kitsap County Fairgrounds & Events Center (1400 Fairgrounds Rd NW, Bremerton, WA 98311). Kitsap County is developing a park master plan to identify improvements that reflect the needs and vision of the community.

Kitsap County Parks would like to thank everyone who participated in the Gordon Park Master Plan survey, workshop, and tabling events. We appreciate the time, feedback, and thoughtful input shared by community members across Kitsap County.

As part of ​this ongoing work, we are continuing to gather input on specific topics. A short accessibility-focused survey is now available to better understand disability needs, barriers in park spaces, and opportunities to make Gordon Park more welcoming, safe, and usable for everyone.

Take the accessibility survey: http://kcowa.us/GordonParkAccessibility

(Survey closes May 31st, 2026)

Together, we are working toward a park that brings people together, welcomes everyone, and supports the community's needs for years to come.

Sign up for updates here: http://kcowa.us/SubscribeParks