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2025 Activity Guide
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Community Events Calendar
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Saturday, December 13, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Join us on Saturday, December 13th for a free avalanche awareness class presented by the Northwest Avalanche Center in the Ober Park Exercise Room.Read More
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November 18
Looking for something unique to give as a gift? We have gift certificates available!Read More -
November 3
Vashon Park District has teamed up with the Vashon Senior Center to bring you this free class to keep you moving! Join us Friday mornings at Ober Park, 9:45 - 11:00 AM.Read More -
October 21
BARC Skate Park will be closing on Thursday, October 23rd as we begin our renovation of the building. There may be intermittent openings prior to full closure. We anticipate all work to be finished in February. Work may also temporarily restrict use of the disc golf course and the pump track.Read More
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Ride THE BUS TO THE SUMMIT AT SNOQUALMIESki Bus Registration is Open!
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Weekly Drop-In sports scheduleStay active with our free drop-in sports programs! Click on the calendar below to see the weekly pdf file.
Have an idea for a new activity you'd like to see? Let us know by sending an email to ewyatt@vashonparks.org. -
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DISTRICT DOCUMENTS OF INTEREST
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Oscar the bird king
Oscar the Bird King
Point Robinson Lighthouse 3705 SW Point Robinson Road Vashon, WA 98070
You’ll find Oscar perched in the upper meadow, just off the trail that starts near the northeastern corner of the upper parking lot. Keep an eye out for a tall post with a birdhouse—he’s close by!Oscar is one of six unique sculptures created by Danish artist Thomas Dambo, who is known worldwide for transforming recycled materials into large-scale art. Through his work, Thomas encourages people to see "trash" in a new light—as something full of creative potential.
This sculpture is part of the Northwest Trolls: Way of the Bird King series.
Learn more at www.nwtrolls.orgPresented in partnership with:
Vashon Park District • Vashon Island Chamber of Commerce • Scan Design Foundation • Vashon Center for the Arts • Vashon-Maury Island Land Trust -
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