Its a nice park but only port a potty as bathroom. I hate those and don't want to hear my kids…read morewhine about how gross and stinky it is so I won't be taking the kids there again.

It is a small and peaceful park in Lynnwood neighborhood. It is a nice place to walk around, and…read morefor kids to bike around. Parking is easily available except when there is a game at the park.

An amazing secret spot to swim and get away -- BUT, we've had stuff stolen EVERYTIME! From our…read morestrawberries being stolen, to 2 ciders, to cash from our wallets, and even a phone. BE CAREFUL! It surprises us everytime since it's so peaceful but we've learned our lesson. If you swim, carry your belongings on you! Still one of our favorite spots!

Love it. They did a bang up job of creating the new park. Great for all ages and finally a place to…read moreswim in kenmore

Nice place to place to take your family too, my niece and nephew liked it a lot ! And it's clean !read more

Beautiful and clean park with free parking. Lots of picnic tables and places with full sun and also…read morefull shade. Good grass area for picnicking too as well as paths for walking. Playground is nice, but more for older kids. Logan park has more play ground wise, and great options for toddlers vs older children. But this park is still nice. Probably for me too far to drive for what it is, but great for the surrounding areas. Has places for soccer, basketball and baseball that I saw

They got rid of all the playground equipment. The swings are still around, but it's not much of a…read morepark anymore. People can still grill and play frisbee, but that's about it. Really sad. Also a little weird that it was all hauled off so suddenly with no feedback. :shrug:

Cute little park with disc golf. My dog likes to walk here since once you are on a trail - away…read morefrom the road it's quiet and there is A LOT to sniff.

I love this park. I'm in my mid 70's and frequently take my grandkids to this park. The new…read moreplayground equipment is terrific. My only complaint is there needs to be benches for parents and grandparents to sit on around the new playground equipment. Please, please move the benches from the old playground equipment to the new one or place new ones around the new playground equipment.

This 5-acre neighborhood park is home to a nice beginner-level disc golf course. We visited it…read moretoday and were pleasantly surprised to find it newly cleared of overgrown bushes. The 9-hole course is clearly marked with starting and ending goal posts, no baskets here, but the wooden posts are easy to find and see. The course is level but holes 5, 8 and 9 presented a higher level of difficulty with numerous trees and bushes as obstacles. This is a good option for novice disc golfers, this course is not as popular as Terrace Creek, so you can practice here at a leisurely pace. Great disc golf option in Mountlake Terrace!

A cute playground and field off the main road, offering two playground sets, a large field for…read morerunning, ball-play, etc. and parking available just off the main road. The playground seems bustling, even on a cold autumn day with the sun setting. Families coming and going and kids eager to play. Minimal, but a great little spot to stop and stretch.

Wilcox Park is a nice place to go for a brief walk through the woods and has abundant picnic tables…read moreand benches for enjoying something to eat and/or resting. The large grassy field on 196th Street SW is prefect for if you want space to be active and run around or play a recreation field sport that doesn't take up too much space. There is parking on both 196th Street SW and the short Wilcox Park/Veterans Way Drive on the backside of the park. I enjoy the row of American flags flying high on the front side of the park. It is both patriotic and makes the park easy to identify from the road when driving past. Sanitation wasn't a problem when I visited and the park was well taken care of. There is also a restroom building with running water.

Great park for little children with playground and 2 picnic tables. No restrooms. Located off 200th…read more& west of Cedar Valley Rd, on NW corner of pond.

This small monument park is dedicated to all veterans. There are some stone pillars with the names…read moreof local vets and their office etched into the stone. They have one large rock monument with the seals of all 5 military branches in the US. The landscaping is done by a local garden society and is lovely. The tall flag pole is in good repair. There are a couple park benches, one picnic table and a really small playground for little kids age 8 and under. This park is next to the Mill Creek library and shares parking with it.

Wow those negative reviews in the past would have scared me away! I'm glad to say that when I…read morevisited there were no issues with creepy people. Instead, there were a lot of people walking their dogs, couples getting some steps in, and even a family fishing at the lake off the pier. It seems you can catch largemouth bass and yellow perch. I felt pretty safe. There's a small paved parking lot with a bathroom before you enter the park. I didn't use the bathroom so can't say much about it. No graffiti as far as I noticed. There's also a picnic table and several benches around. Do note that this park is under renovations - the eastern third and the section where the Scriber Creek Trail runs through are now closed and there's a chain link fence with no tresspassing signs posted. One thing that is sort of unique is that they have a floating boardwalk on the lake/marshy areas which is pretty cool.

Scriber Lake Park is tucked off of 196th Street SW with two walking entrances on 196th and a…read moredriving entrance on 198th Street SW. It is a fun place to explore, the trails were well maintained and one of the days I visited recently (on 19 June 2020) there were workers working on the trail near the big lake. I have seen a variety of wildlife here including bunnies, frogs/toads, crows, Herons, red-winged blackbirds, Cedar Waxwings, Belted Kingfishers, fish swimming in the water, Red Robins, gray squirrels, and other various birds. I even managed to see a Heron catch a big fish and fly off with it one time! On a second recent visit on 24 June 2020 amphibians stole the show. There is a second smaller lake accessible by the trail system that is closer to 196th Street. It has a sign explaining where the brown color of the lake comes from and what is causing the bubbles coming to the surface of the lakes. Noise from the nearby street carries into the park, though I found myself readjusting to tune it out so it didn't detract from the experience. There is a restroom building and picnic tables near the driving entrance/parking lots as well as benches dispersed throughout the park. In my experience the restrooms were spotless and very well maintained. This is a fun park to come walking and sit/stand and wait and enjoy the wildlife in and around Scriber Lake.