Very nice facilities and staff is very friendly and informative. I will definitely recommend and…read morereturn for another visit i just need to choose a day when the weather co-operates better.it was a little chilly and over cast

Nude Campground in Issiqiah WA, hiking trails, BBQs, nude dancing, swinging and nude camping events…read moreand activities this Summer!!

Got a cup of coffee from Main Street Bellevue and started strolling to Meydenbaurer bay then…read morecontinue strolling and made it to Medina park. It is a wonderful area with man made lake nice walk ways for exercise. Very relaxing and perfect for weekend morning walk. There were lots of dog walkers here when we were there this morning.

I've always loved coming here, but just had an upsetting experience…read more An unsupervised golden retriever came up to my friend and our two dogs and was harassing us. We were minding our business. The dog took my dog's ball and ran off. My dog was not a fan, so I leashed my dog and got the ball back. Sure enough, the dog came back. I said "no" as it tried to approach us. My dog was still leashed at this point because the dog was running around wildly. The owner came up to me and said "I don't know why you're in an off leash park if you're not okay with him approaching you." I told her that her dog was harassing us and that just because it's an off leash park doesn't mean we can't tell her dog to get away. She tried to argue and said that her dog hadn't even approached us--turns out she wasn't paying attention when her dog came over before. Her dog continued to go up to every single dog and run around far away from his owner. The rules clearly state that dogs are to be under voice control and should not bother other dogs or park users. The woman then proceeded to tell us "you must not be from around here, no one has ever talked to me like that." I am so disappointed. I felt very unwelcome and I'm fuming. It's sad that those who who live near the park thing it's private and no one else belongs there. Just be aware if you live elsewhere and you want to enjoy this space. You may not be welcomed by the "park regulars."

Ok it's not as big as marymoor. ~2 acres vs ~40. But it's big enough and it's free. I take my dog…read morehere every once in a while and she loves it. Not as many dogs but she always finds a friend to chase and wrestle. The park is also very secure with two gates at each entrance to get in. So my dog never escapes which is great because it is next to 148th. I usually go on the early side so I'm not sure how busy it gets during the day. But I definitely especially if you live closer to this park.

It's a nice set up, nice park the fence is a good height, lot's of room for dogs to play. The big…read moreissue is this one homeless man who comes there with his Husky mix that is verbally confrontational with folks and harasses people. The police have been called on him a few times but it is public park and they cannot force him to leave. If I see he's there I leave. It's a shame because people go there to let their dogs chill out and don't need this drama.

The Mercer slough is a lovely place to walk...if the temperature has consistently been under 45. Ya…read moreknow what a slough is? It's a swamp/marsh/wetland/mosquitoes-will-murder-you place. Overall it's a beautiful place to walk. The trails are well maintained and there are some great views. This area has a few different trails to choose from that appear to be mostly loops. It's close enough to the freeways that you get a good amount of traffic noise, but if you go early in the morning it's not too bad. The mosquitoes are most certainly the worst part of this area. Either way, I think it's great we're letting nature be nature.

Since moving back to the Far East (aka Eastside) I was worried about places to walk our…read morenot-so-dog-friendly dog. Admittedly, having Green Lake at our front door was both a blessing and curse. Now we live right across the street from Mercer Slough, and it's been great! Nature right at our front door without the crowds!!! If you walk/run the perimeter it's about a 10k. Inside you'll find trails that are great for just about everyone. Beware you may see garter snakes, but also the occasional otter, beaver, and rabbits too! It's also great for birdwatching. Parking is VERY limited, especially with sound transit light rail being built by Bellevue Way. There is a small parking lot off 118th Ave SE, and some parking along that road, but check the road signs. There is also an Environmental education center and event spaces available. Overall, I enjoy being able to just go across the street and walk my pooch without fear of being run over by bikers and skaters.

We really enjoyed coming here! It has so beautiful trails and a very cute bridge! In December…read morethere's an elf so better watch out for this little guy ‍ You can connect your walk to the Botanical Garden which gets interesting during the holidays with it's lights in the evening. Doesn't matter how cold or rainy, you get cocoa and keep walking. During the day you can go to the playground and use the zipping. Of course is for kids. Is not that tall. You can keep an eyepn them and enjoy the beauty of the Park too!!

Kids had choke fun. Perfect for a toddler and a 6 year old. They even got baby swings too. It…read morecan get muddy under the swings during wet seasons. The park was very clean and not crowded. If you pass the botanical garden on the right hand side, keep driving down and you will see a big parking lot where the park is at. They do have picnic benches. I do wish it was made out of metal instead of wood. It would be easier to wipe down and nice to sit on a dry surface. But we will definitely be back to visit when we are in town.

Lovely park with water views and access. The train…read moreplayground is a bit outdated compared to other Bellevue parks but my young kiddos don't mind since it has swings. Lots of parking, walking trails and wide paths perfect for biking, jogging and strolling. Always be mindful of what you leave in your car as it can be hard to see the cars from the beach.

A beautiful day for a hike and then ending up at this peaceful beach park on the lake. A great way…read moreto jump start Spring!

This is a great park that I've visited periodically over the years. A nice spot to relax, fish and…read morenow play pickleball. I was looking to play during my last visit and a friend suggested going here. First off I had no idea they added pickleball courts and was impressed at the 8 very nice courts and good level of competition. The format took a little getting used to as it appeared to have been 4 on, 4 off. I could tell there were a lot of regulars here and everyone really came to play. I wish I could've played here again but I guess it will have to wait until my next visit.

We drove over to Luther Burbank park after the farmers market to do a little walking and enjoy the…read morebeautiful Sunday weather. The parking lot by the pickle ball courts were full so we turned around and parked at the community center. So much better with ample open spaces and no waiting. Recommend coming here first if one arrives on a weekend afternoon. It was about five minutes or so walk down to the pickle ball court from the community center. The pickle ball courts were first come first served and were full that day. Lots of kids were also playing in the nearby playground. Similarly lots of dogs were enjoying their freedom in the off leash section of the park. We stopped by a small beach already occupied by a couple of sun bathers. Views towards Meydenbauer Bay in Bellevue on the right and east Seattle on the left. We headed to the wetlands walk as our final stop as it roughly led us in the direction of the community center. It was peaceful here with duck families swimming around. A few eagles were also nesting inside with lots of warning signage but we did not catch a sight of any. Nicer restroom facilities were available in the community center but also by the pickle ball courts if needed.