We booked open swim for our two young girls and enjoyed ourselves. Lots of pool and rec space for…read moreswim. Shallow area, water tower, lazy river, whirlpool and a slide. It was super crowded when we were there, but I have heard it can be packed. I think the locker/changing room areas need an update or maybe just cleaned more frequently. But otherwise we had a good time and will be back.

This place is honestly unbelievable, and not in a good way. I paid to enjoy the pool, but instead…read moregot one of the most frustrating and pointless experiences ever. The rules are completely over the top. You have to be 16+ just to use the hot tub, which already feels excessive, but banning pool noodles is next level ridiculous. I didn't even bring one, they literally had a whole bin of them there, just sitting there that no one is allowed to use. What is even the point of that? Then, after paying, I was forced to wait 30 minutes for absolutely no clear reason. No explanation, no organization, just standing around while time was wasted. It honestly felt like they didn't care at all. And the sanitation? Questionable at best. For a place that's supposed to be about swimming and cleanliness, it did not feel clean or well-maintained. Overall, this place manages to be strict, disorganized, and underwhelming all at once. Charging people for this kind of experience is wild. I definitely won't be coming back, and I wouldn't recommend it unless you enjoy paying to be annoyed

Not a lot of people know about this place on Lake Union, but it's very cool. You can learn all…read moreabout boating and the history of boating in Seattle. You can even take lessons or join one of their sales. The museum is free and it's not huge, but it's really nice. There's a "sister museum " on Camano Island but it's currently closed. I recommend Center For Wooden Boats if you're in the Lake Union area and are looking for a fun way to spend a few hours. The downside to this place is that, despite the parking lot right out front, the parking comes with a fee and the spaces fill up quickly. The streetcar stops right in front, but as a former volunteer it's inconvenient for me due to the time and amount of transfers it takes to get here using public transportation. But it's a fun place so if you don't mind the lack of free (and sometimes even paid parking is non existent) parking, this place is worth a visit

Go here! Spend the afternoon. Rent a row boat with someone you love!…read more Take a class, learn to sail. There is no better view of South Lake Union than the CWB piers and it is fun to take the kids for the boats as well as to watch the sea planes from Kingfisher Air take off. Kids LOVE sea planes. The have free weekend sails and the summer festival is a great way to spend a warm sunny day in the city. This is SUCH a gem in the middle of the city. Walking the piers is fantastic, the boats and the boat shop will make you want to pick up a mallet and chisel. The park that sits between the CWB and MoHAI is great in the summer. Parking can be sketchy right in front, but it is serviced by tram.

They have a meandering wooden walking path, with many informative kiosks, cool sculptures! And It's…read morefree!

I used to come here - to unwind. Even tho close to freeway - I get lost in the beautiful…read moresurroundings, the birds, the creek, the walkway's & butterflies, kiosks with information about plants & garden. On a sunny day - The glass art in the water, frogs, & insects (the good kind) make this a beautiful place to be in silence. I really miss Bonhoeffer BG. Can't wait till it reopens!

We had no idea this place existed, but we're so happy to be invited and check it out!…read more What fun to play, share a court and see amazing professionals while we learned and tried our best. The space gets full quickly, and requires a membership to access.

One of the nicer Bellevue Badminton Club locations in my opinion. Very open space and doesn't feel…read moreas cramped as some other locations. The staff here are really nice and do try to get to know their members that come in. Amy and Safiya are very sweet and make you feel welcomed.

I can't say enough good things about Marysville Parks and Rec! I have four kids, and all of them…read morehave been through Parks and Rec programs. Currently, three are in camps, and my youngest is looking forward to kindermusik again this fall. We live in Snohomish, but go out of our way to drive to Marysville for their awesome camps and programs. Andrea Kingsford is a standout employee. She is so pleasant, accommodating and reliable! We have been participating in camps and classes since 2016, and have never been let down. My older kids are currently in day camp with many great counselors! They are excited to go on the field trips offered as part of the camp. My third is in mini camp now, and loves it. My older two took an art class in the spring, and they can't wait to take it again this fall. Thanks for offering such cool classes and camps.

Really great ladies work here! Very helpful, friendly and resourceful…read more I've been working with Lauren who has been fantastic on getting a venue rented out. She answers my emails quickly and sends me information she thinks is useful. She's happy to help and enjoys her job. Their office is a bit hard to find. The GPS will bring you to a park. Drive into the park, and the parks & rec office will be in the back on the left.

Our young daughter has grown immensely in the past year or so in AGA's Sweet Peas class with Coach…read moreDasia. She has become more focused in her skills, and is always excited to attend the Parents Night Out events and learn more from the bigger kids. Most of the staff and coaches know her by name even though a lot of kids attend classes there, so it feels more personal. We love this place!

coach's pay too much attention to the kids that are messing around rather than the kids who…read moreactually want to practice and learn gymnastics. seems like it's a daycare because they only pay attention to the kids running around only wanting to play. they should be more focused on teaching gymnastics technique, maybe consider having more than one coach for a class so each kid can feel noticed and not just waiting around for there coach to try and get a kid to focus and do gymnastics with the kids that actually want to do gymnastics.

This little park is tucked away off the beaten path--and beaten it is. Truck traffic and weathering…read morehas created an uneven road that has large pockets of standing water when it rains. Be careful of deep troughs of water and racing truck drivers! Once you're there, though, you'll find a well-kept parking lot and grounds, with the swiftly flowing Snohomish River as the perfect view for a contemplative dog walk, a jog, lunch inside your car, meditation on a bench, or a picnic in the open-air structure that houses several tables. While we were there on a Tuesday afternoon there were only two or three other cars there. We didn't stay long but it was nice to have lunch here and take a short walk afterward. Even the bathroom was well maintained. Views of the wilds of Ferry Baker Island and the ever changing water of the river make this a special place not too far from home. Bonus: the animal shelter is right down the street. You can adopt or donate after you enjoy the views!

The park has now removed all doggy bags that used to be here. There is now only one trash can…read morelocated by the bathrooms to deposit your dogs poop bags. Make sure to bring your own. Cemented pathways have been updated but be aware of the past leading to the docks as the tree's roots are lifting the pathway. This is an update as of April 12th 2023.