Pritchard Park is open from dawn until dusk, 365 days a year. Dogs on leash are welcome in the park. No off-leash dogs are permitted on the grounds of the 8-acre Exclusion Memorial.
The Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial is a unit of the National Park Service Minidoka National Historic Site. The site is staffed by a NPS Ranger Wednesday through Sunday, during the months of March through November. You are also welcome to enjoy the memorial at your own pace and leisure. Wayside markers provide background narrative, or visit the Bainbridge Historical Museum for additional exhibits and films on the history of Japanese Americans on Bainbridge Island.
Accessibility - All of the Memorial walkways are ADA grade compliant, but ease of moving a guest in a wheelchair depends on the design and weight of the equipment. All areas can be wet at times, and there is a combination of wood and gravel walkways on site.
Guided Tours:
Special arrangements can be made for a guided tour of the site for schools, community groups, families, and others. All tours are conducted by volunteer docents and are subject to availability. When you are ready with your date, time, and approximate size of your group, click below to request a facilitated group tour.
Located at Pritchard Park
4192 Eagle Harbor Drive NE
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
Transportation to the Bainbridge Island Exclusion Memorial, or around the Island, may be arranged with 2 hours advance notice by contacting BI RIDE at 1-844-424-7433. Note: BI RIDE does not currently operate on Sundays.