Blake Island Marine State Park

Blake Island Marine State Park, located off the coast of Seattle, is steeped in American Indian history and legend. It is said that Chief Seattle of the Suquamish tribe, for whom the city was named, was born here. The island is a haven of natural beauty, with thickly wooded trails winding through the forest and a campground for visitors. Moorage facilities are available for those arriving by boat. In Tillicum Village, guests can delve into the rich cultural heritage of the region, experiencing traditional practices and performances that offer a glimpse into the past.