What a cute little playground. Suited for 5+ year olds, although I was there with my 2 year old…read moreand he had loads of fun. You just gotta keep a close eye and stay near your little one at all times. Make sure not to miss the right turn to get to the park...the sign isn't obvious - it's sort of tucked away so just slow down when you're driving so you don't miss it. You gotta take a right before you reach the traffic light, otherwise it's another 5 minutes to get back.

The kids playground seemed up kept equipment wise, however the park was trashed. Garbage every…read morewhere. Cans, snacks bags, water bottles you name it just covered the entire park. Not sure if someone had a birthday over the weekend and left the place a mess or if it's normally like this.

Cute and clean little park. It is low frills and better for small kids (5 and under,) but my kids…read morestill had a really good time playing and on the zip line.

Beautiful, especially during summer! There's a lovely river and grass with flowers, a walking path,…read moregazebo, close to shops- a playground!

The trails of Centennial Park from the parking lot make their way away from the street and I found…read morethe noise from the cars died off as I made my way into the park today, Thursday 27 April 2023. As I explored the trails, I found a few stream crossings, different bird species, a baby snake, and a variety of flowers in bloom. The park was quiet and I did not encounter too many people as I explored. Across the stream(s), I found the trails could get a bit muddy and overlain with blackberry branches. I was wearing running shoes with thinner soles and decided not to go the way of the blackberry bushes as the thorns might have put holes in them, something to explore with thicker-soled shoes. The birds were singing all throughout my visit, which was soothing. Closer to the parking lot is a viewing area overlooking an expanse with longer grass, a covered picnic area with a grill, and an old schoolhouse that can be reserved for different uses. Fun park to stop and enjoy the wildlife, trees, and flowers.

Great park to walk around and great scenic views of elder trees!…read moreI highly recommend you go check out this park one of the best one in the city!

My son adores this park! We are visiting from out of town for spring break and this has become a…read morefavorite of his! We love it!

There is a lot of parking spots. There is a small play area and they have bucket seat swings. The…read morebathroom is right next to the play area. I rented the picnic shelter for the day for a birthday party and it was only $40. That is much cheaper than other parks in the area. The picnic tables are a little worn but it's a nice size area. And the picnic shelter is right next to the bathroom and play area. It's in a really convenient spot. I was a little worried about traffic sounds. You can hear if a car is noisy but you don't really hear just the normal traffic. It is a nice, pleasant area.

Awesome Playground and park set in the middle of downtown Kirkland. Kids of all younger ages…read morehoarded the large play structure (in a good way) when the sun came out and the rising temperatures of spring wafted through on Saturday the 18th of March. The fields were also bustling with kids throwing footballs, running and playing. The basketball court and tennis courts, also full, kept older teenagers and adults out in the sunshine and active. Two-hour street parking seemed relatively easy to come by, and with the library and a community center right there, the space is perfect for all things Saturday.

Peter Kirk Park is a suburban park that is ex-large in size with more than the typical amenities. A…read morebaseball/softball field with spectator seating and even a concessions stand is the biggest feature. Picnic tables, a sizable playground, tennis courts, skate park, seasonal swimming pool, and public parking round out the top features. With Kirkland Urban completing the key elements of its construction, it is a fully open connected space between the sizable Peter Kirk Park and Kirkland Urban. The park is well organized, easy to access, and plenty of space to enjoy sun, have a picnic, or people watch. Highly recommend.

This park is a treasure to me. I attended Celebrate Woodinville summer celebration yesterday and it…read morejust reminded me how much I love living here. The park is perfectly placed and laid out for events. Lot's of seating in the sun and shade, trail access, decent mix of shade cover and open sunny areas, plus it feels really safe. The trail that extends through this park is one of my faves. It is wide, flat, and gorgeous. I usually walk from here to where the Hollywood Hills wineries are, then back. Perfect flat walk for people with strollers, dogs, etc. The parking is limited- only about 15 spots. The baseball fields across the street aren't much better. I usually try to find parking at Woodin Creek or, if I have to, pay for the Schoolhouse District parking. A magical oasis in the middle of our sweet suburb!

We visited Wilmot Gateway Park with my kids for the first time today. The park offers a playground,…read moreopen play area, and connects to the Sammamish River Trail along the Sammamish River. The playground is great for kids aged 4-14. My little daredevil gave me a heart-stopping moment on the spinning climber, but thankfully she managed to hold on and avoid scraping her knee. Her sisters were beaming with joy, making it a fun-filled afternoon for all! A heads up: parking might fill up quickly, so plan accordingly. We actually took the local bus, which worked out great, so there's a convenient public transportation option available. The park borders the Sammamish River trail and offers a lovely view of Lake Sammamish from the walking trails. I recommend bringing a blanket or camping chairs - there's plenty of grassy space around the play area.

There are wonderful shaded areas under huge old deciduous trees with picnic tables…read more There is a gazebo, playing fields and good parking.

Lovely park. Lots of paths and space to wander. During the winter, drinking water fountains are…read moreshut off until Spring, so bring your own water bottles.

I'm sitting here at the park hoping my little girl will sleep a bit longer so mama can enjoy her…read more"day off." This is my first time here and it checks off so many boxes for me as a mama of little kids. Even though it's located close to a busy street, it's quite serene here. The playground areas have enough for small and bigger kids to burn off energy. There's a climbing wall, a little zipline, slides and swings. There is a small paved path around the playground areas, which as a stroller user is nice. I took a stroll down towards the water, and it was nice and peaceful, even though it's right underneath 68th/Juanita Dr. There is a small covered picnic area and a couple of BBQs. There are bathrooms with a changing table(!) and the bathroom seems to be well kept. I'm not sure of dogs are allowed, but there is so much grassy area to run around, have a picnic in, or toss a ball around. This place is kind of an introverted mom's dream park. And TBH, I am not a botanist. So, I can't tell you how many rhododendrons there are, but there are certainly a lot of flowers in bloom. My allergies know this.

Great little park with a basketball court playground and shelter for events. I was here to attend a…read morebirthday on a warm summer day and it was very nice. There's a decent sized parking lot for this park and its off the busy road so you don't have to worry too much about runaway toddlers and kids.

My companion and I played some lively one-on-one basketball at Brickyard Road Park earlier this…read moreevening. There is no parking lot here, it is located in a residential neighborhood, so we parked on the street. We had driven to Woodin Creek Park first, but the basketball court there was in use. We waited for a while, but it was still in use, so we drove over to this park instead. There are no restrooms here either. There are a few short walking trails. A couple of people were walking their dogs. When we first arrived at the basketball court, it was in use also. It was a great evening to play basketball - cool but not too chilly, and not rainy, with crisp early spring air. We waited for a while, and those players left, so we were able to use the basketball court for about 45 minutes. At one point while we were playing basketball, 3 young boys came whizzing right through the basketball court on their bicycles. They looked very comfortable doing this, like it may have been something that they do often. They cut right across the area where we were playing. My companion landed a perfect shot, and one of the boys yelled cheerfully, "Nice shot!" My companion thanked him. I said yes, it really was a nice shot, wasn't it. I was a bit relieved when the boys left, though. I must say this is the first time in my entire life that I have ever seen kids riding their bikes around and through a basketball court! I appreciated how the grassy field behind the basketball hoop was sloped upwards, and how the fence on the side of the basketball court was one of the tall chain-link fences. It would be hard to lose a basketball on this court. The rim of the basketball hoop was oddly constructed. I'm used to scoring about 45 - 60 points in a 30 - 45 minute one-on-one game (I played basketball a lot growing up), but I scored far less points than that today, and I didn't really feel off of my game. I think it had to do with the way that the hoop was constructed. I still won the game though (barely) - yeah! I'd be open to playing basketball on this court again, but it might not be my first choice.

I've been hesitant to review this place because it's a great place to play pickleball and no one is…read moreever here. We want to keep it that way! Haha but no, it's a small little park and down the hill in the corner it has a basketball hoop and pickleball court that is just on pavement. Works great though. Has a pretty good net and the lines are still visible. A nice surrounding neighborhood that is very quaint and pleasant. Up the hill is a play area for kids, walking/bike path (very short), and good grass area.

First time her with my dog. pretty cool and clean. Lots of parking and open spaces to run and…read moreenjoy all the smells away from others. Then there is a section for kids cool. We will definitely return. It was good to be able to get out. I'm glad it's clean and kept up very well. Good location.

This is one of our favorite parks! We've celebrated our daughter's birthday here as well as enjoyed…read morethe spray park several times. There's ample parking around as well as near the playground. There's plenty of structures for little and big kids. And the shave ice spot is convenient and refreshing in the summertime!