Blake Island State Park

Available just by watercraft, Blake Island State Park is a marine stop known for its quiet shorelines, Native American legacy, and excellent perspectives of the Olympic Mountains approaching out of sight. This beautiful island was the origin of the popular nearby pioneer, Chief Seattle, and you can splash up a portion of the island's legacy at Tillicum Village at its upper east end. A fun and helpful approach to investigate the island from Seattle is the Tillicum Village Cultural Experience visit. On this half-day trip, you can bounce on board a 45-minute described journey to the island, visit the town, and take in about Native American culture. The visit additionally incorporates round-trip pontoon transportation, a salmon devour, and customary narrating and move exhibitions.