Kettle View Park

Kettle View

Size

4.8 Acres 

Location

1250 Eagle Bend Drive SE

Park Features

  • Playground and Swings 
  • Tennis Court
  • 1/4 Mile Paved Loop Trail
  • 1.8 Acre Play Field
  • Restroom
  • Picnic Shelter

Park History

Purchased in 2007, this park site is located in southeast Olympia within the Brigg's Urban Village development near the Brigg's YMCA. The park was named "Kettle View Park" in 2011 due to its proximity to several glacial kettles, large depressions in the ground formed by retreating glaciers.  View a lidar map of the kettles surrounding the park. The park opened on September 23, 2011.

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