Titlow Park is located on the edge of the Tacoma Narrows and was an original part of the William B. Wilton Donation Land Claim patented by the United States in 1871. In 1903, A. R Titlow purchased the northern half of the Wilton Claim, which included the park site. Titlow began establishing a beach resort and constructed an extravagant hotel and small dock and made other improvements. After property tax foreclosure proceedings, the property was eventually acquired for park use and added to over time. The beach provides access for scuba diving.

Park Hours:

• 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset

Existing features include:

• Art Work/Heritage Monument
• Baseball/Softball Field - Nonregulation Unlighted
• Basketball Full Court - Outdoor
• Beach Access - Linear Feet of Salt Water Fishing
• Beach Access - Linear Feet of Salt Water Swimming
• Boat Launch - Ramp
• Football Field - Nonregulation Unlighted
• Parcourse
• Park Maintenance Shop
• Parking Spaces - Car and Boat Trailer Combo
• Picnic Shelters - W/O Cooking Facilities
• Picnic Shelters - With Cooking Facilities
• Picnic Tables - Uncovered
• Playground - Uncovered
• Pools - Outdoor Swimming
• Restrooms
• Soccer Field - Nonregulation Unlighted
• Tennis Court - Outdoor Unlighted
• Trail - Dirt (Miles)
• Trail - Multipurpose Asphalt Concrete or Other Sur
• Wildlife Habitat/Open Space

Available for Rent:

• General Meeting Rooms Banquet/Reception
• Picnic Reservation Areas

* Go to Metro Parks Tacoma web site for more information on rentals.