Yarrow Point & Hunts Point, Washington

A natural place, a habitat.

Sixteen acres of forest, meadow and Cozy Cove shoreline, a community gem spanning the two Towns.

[Photo: Cozy Cove from the waterfront trail]
Cozy Cove, looking toward [photographer credit]

Plan a visit

Hours
Every day of the year, dawn to dusk
Entrance
Points Loop Trail, between the Towns along SR 520
Parking
Hunts Point Town Hall and along DK McDonald Park
Please
Pedestrians only, no bikes, dogs on leash. No water access. Preserve rules

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Help care for it

The Preserve is cared for by volunteers on behalf of the two Towns, and funded by neighbors' gifts.

Volunteer at a work party Donate

“A natural place providing in perpetuity a habitat for flora and fauna of the Northwest. A retreat in which to commune with nature.”

Dedicated to Sidonia Furth Wetherill and Col. Alexander Wetherill by their daughters, Marjorie Baird and Sidonia Foley