This little park is a nice place to go for a picnic - or just sitting & relaxing. The history of the park & the unique stone-work is fascinating.

This park was constructed during the great depression in the thirties. It has some of the most beautiful stonework made from local stones fit together. The masterpiece it the stone gazebo.

A city park built by the railroad (in the 1930's?). Well tended lawns & rock work, a real treat for walking around & enjoying the handiwork. No one was there when I visited.

I live in Anacortes and have always been drawn to Causland Park. It is an older park made of stones. There is a stage where bands play and a natural bandstand of rock. It is a sweet place for visitors to see and it is...More

This is a historic park. It's a lovely walk and interestingly built. I've never seen anything like it. It is worth a visit.

Vety nice grounds. your children or patents would love. This patks's stone walls are interesting and novel. This is a great adfition to a walking trip og Anacortes.

This is a park in downtown Anacortes that was built as a memorial to those who died fighting in WWI. It is about a square block in size with many mature trees. The rock work in and around the park is worth seeing. It reminds...More