This needed an up-to-date review, from someone who's lived here all his life, that's Elite on Yelp…read more Trust me, the person who gave it five stars is closer than the person who gave it one star, and was sounding extremely specific for the time. I don't mean to be rude or roast that person. Onto the review. I have grown up with this park. I went to a very very VERY tiny school, essentially across the street. We'd constantly be walking over to do school, anything really. I have very fond memories of how nice and big the park was, no real issues to think of. Fast-forward to the present, no nostalgia goggles, this is a very nice park. They just put in a disc golf course, which is very exciting. It's still very spacious, very clean and nice...outdoor environment? They keep the grass, trees, etc, very well kept. Sorry, best way I could explain that. When I went, the playground was busy and still looked as nice as ever. There's still plenty of picnic tables or seating in general. I didn't go into the bathrooms, but those have never been "a truly horrifying experience" for my money. You can do SO much here! There's plenty of room to ride bikes or other "wheeled" activities, there's a volleyball court, there's a soccer field, a basketball court. I may even be forgetting something. OH! You can even just get a good walk or run in. Overall guys, this is an excellent park even if I didn't grow up coming extremely regularly while making some of my favorite childhood memories. They keep all the greens watered and healthy, the parks and other facilities as well, and overall you'll just find that you're likely never bored here.

Really nice park! Picnic tables, lots of horse shoe pits, baseball fields, soccer, and play ground…read morefor kids! It's crazy on the weekends though, turns into little Tijuana!! FYI ;)

Great park for kids, families, and disc golf players. There are 3 different play areas for kids of…read moredifferent ages and to spread out. The covered picnic tables are reservation only and have a double electrical outlet. We lucked out and no one had reserved it. There are some other uncovered picnic tables as well. Suggest bringing a table cloth.

The burger King play ground was closed so we found this park directly across the street. Two play…read moregrouns, one was closed. It has swings and a play ship. Three Nice baseball field. Covered picnic pavilions, bathrooms seasonal . Also next to river so keep an eye on the little ones .Not as good as the one at exit 76. But it looks like they are upgradind .

Used to be a great little park until they eliminated every single tennis court and installed…read morepermanent pickleball courts. At least one tennis court could have been kept. Instead of dual use courts they are now only pickleball courts. Short sighted idiocy.

This park is clean and looks like there were definite renovations done to it recently. It used to…read moresupport tennis and now it supports Pickleball. The park has a rock, climbing wall, climbing rope two toddler slides, one preschool slide, baby swings, and regular swings.

This is a sports complex that has four softball fields. There is a bathroom facility close by all…read morethe fields with ample parking. This is a dog friendly park with spread out doggy poop bag dispensers. There is a soccer goalpost on the other end of the park with ample room to playing soccer.

Finding batting cages in this area feels like a quest from Vox Machina. So I was super excited to…read morefind this awesome spot! It's a private tunnel with an easily operated machine that was great for my 6 year old. Even he was able to work the machine so we could take turns batting. They have equipment there, though it is always best to train with what you use. But if you just wanna knock some balls around they have everything you need! The guy was super friendly and walked me through everything, and then it was just me and my kid pretending like we were Babe Ruth. I slowed the machine down and gave it an arch so my kid could practice catching as well! They use soft balls for the little guys, or hard balls if you're feeling froggy. We used the soft ones as he is six and learning. Definitely going to be coming back again. Might make it a monthly treat, and definitely going to talk to our coach about it. I think it's be fun to get the whole team here and run through some batting drills.

From the owner: Private baseball and softball tunnel. Available by appointment only for all your training needs. read more

I came to the park. It's very cute and small. There is a toddler park. There's a covered picnic…read morebench with a doggy bag poop dispenser. There is a school-age playground with swings. See a lot of ducks and geese. It's a cute known neighborhood park.

The park itself is what I'm talking about, there doesn't seem to be a Yelp location for the park,…read moreso I've posted under this title/description for the lack of a better spot on Yelp. Came here for a State Cup soccer match last fall, the fields were a bit mushy... Plenty of parking... Plenty of scary looking seagulls... We won so that made up for the fields. Baseball diamond was under 2-3 inches of water, that can't be good....

This is a neighborhood park with a huge place structure for school-age children as well as swings…read more There is a basketball court and covered picnic benches. Is a pretty small park in a newly developed neighborhood.

This is my favorite park in Olympia: the climbing dome, the bear statues, the zip line, tennis…read morecourts, plenty of room for everyone and dog bags and trash cans to keep us clean. Parking is hard on a sunny day.

We live LBA park! It's the only park around that we know of with an off-leash trail area. We…read moreusually do a walk through the trails, there are always some artistic surprises off trail and great for hide and seek. Follow it up with an hour or so on the playground. One of our very favorite parks!