 Percival
Landing Park was named after the old commercial steamship wharf, a well-known
maritime landmark in the Pacific Northwest. The Percival family operated the
wharf. The first phase of Percival Landing was completed and opened in 1978,
phase two in 1985, and phase three in 1988.
Percival Landing Park Features:
Picnic Areas
Open Space Areas
Public Art
Overnight Boat Moorage
Restrooms/Showers
Playground
Percival Landing is one of Olympia's three waterfront parks. The .9-mile
boardwalk extends along the eastern shoreline of West Bay from the Fourth Avenue
Bridge to Thurston Avenue. The City completed acquisition of the former Unocal
Tank Farm site in 1996. This additional parkland is now a lawn area used for
picnics and gatherings during special events.
Join us at Percival Landing Park
35 Years of Tugboats and Maritime Heritage celebrated on the beautiful Olympia,
Washington waterfront
Ahoy! Welcome to Olympia Harbor Days! If you are a tugboat enthusiast, a history
buff, an arts & crafts lover, or simply someone in search of lots of fun, mark
your calendar for August 29, 30 & 31, 2009.
Harbor Days is an annual festival where tugboats return to the southernmost tip
of Puget Sound for three days of entertainment, food, art, history, and a last
farewell to the summer. Vintage, working and retired tugboats are moored at
Olympia's Percival Landing. Many of them are open for tour on Saturday of the
festival.
Be on hand at noon Sunday as the tugs leave shore to participate in the
Annual Harbor Days Tugboat Races, out in the deep channel of the bay.
Extra attractions include a children's area, model tugboats, and the Lady
Washington (star of the Pirates of the Caribbean) & her crew.
Hope you can join us and experience the South Sound's classiest event...with a
little something for everyone in the family! |
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Attractions in Olympia |
Quality Inn
Olympia
Guests are invited to
enjoy a free continental breakfast every morning, featuring
coffee, pastries and fresh hot waffles. The hotel provides many
other fine amenities, including an outdoor heated pool, free
local calls and free wireless high-speed Internet access |
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Governor House
Olympia
in the center of downtown Olympia, this hotel is steps away from
shopping, across from Sylvester Park, one block from Capitol
Lake |
Clarion
Olympia
Enjoy the convenience of
walking to the Capitol, government offices, a variety of
businesses, downtown shopping and restaurants in this quaint
historic area of Olympia. |
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Red Lion
Hotel Olympia
free high-speed wireless Internet access, a seasonal outdoor
pool and whirlpool, a fitness center and complimentary parking. |
Phoenix
Inn Suites Olympia
spacious rooms with complimentary wireless high speed
internet access, conveniently located in downtown Olympia.
Delicious breakfast buffet is always complimentary and a
favourite amenity of guests. |
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Ameritel Inn
Olympia
Complimentary high-speed Internet access, luxurious king spa
suites with 4-poster beds,
Spacious 2 bedroom family suites, 24-hour indoor pool, 24-hour
business center and Complimentary deluxe breakfast |
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