Four Tree Island

Joan Smith

Beautiful park. Enjoyed our place conc immensely while observing the activity on the waterfront

Joseph Webb

A short walk over the bridge is a great place to relax, take a few pictures and enjoy Portsmouth water views.

Katherine Collins

Beautiful place. well kept. Lots of picnic tables. Only downside is I didn't see any rest rooms.

Nic Z. (Nicbudd)

I went to this island with the expectation that I was going to have a four tree experience. I was shocked the moment I stepped foot on the island to realize there were more than four trees. I felt horrified, shocked, betrayed, and lied to about the nature of the island. I counted at least 6 trees. Please folks, stay safe, and don't go onto this island. Update: I returned to the island recently and did a recount. I missed a lot of trees. I counted 14 TREES!!! This is a lie folks! The city is run by wreckless botanists who refuse to honor the name of Four Tree Island! Listen, Portsmouth, if you're going to plant more trees, at least change the name to reflect the changes. I wouldn't give this place a one star review if it was called Fourteen Tree Island. Update 2: Revisited the "island" again with an independent counter, and this time we decided to count an additional two "half trees" which were about half the size of a normal tree, bringing up our count to 15 trees. We also discovered an even more horrid secret buried on the grounds: the "island" ISN'T EVEN AN ISLAND. It is connected to the Pierce Island by a causeway. These atrocities can not continue in Portsmouth. As I type this I am gathering a grassroots movement to start a protest on "Four Tree Island" to get the government to get off their lazy butts and fix their mistake. It's been too long.