Nice playground for kids my daughter and her friends love going there a lot. Have a big run around…read morein the back and trail to get them to walk and seek some leaves.

Awesome clean and safe park. Very large and has something for everyone. Not too many people around…read morewhich made for a nice time.

A very beautiful park in downtown Olympia/Port of Olympia! I love walking down here with my dog and…read morefellow doggy friends.

Came out for the middle school concert at the Shelter. Beautiful backdrop with the sailboats…read morefloating past being the kids. They need more chairs, but I brought camping chairs, so I'm good. It's very clean and the restroom is surprisingly clean too.

I can't believe I've never been to this park before! There is so much space, 46 acres of it to be…read moreexact. Luckily it was one of the few days of sunshine and good weather in WA, so I could enjoy laying in the grass. There is something here for everyone. BBQ grills, rugby/soccer fields, baseball/softball fields, basketball courts, trails, doggie doo bags, public restrooms, sand volleyball courts, tennis courts, picnic shelters, child & toddler playgrounds and a skate park. It's very well kept and still looks brand new even though it's been around since 2004 I believe. Check this place out before summer is over.

Beautiful park with plenty of outdoor activities from volleyball, tennis, basketball, baseball and…read moreeven a skateboard/scooter park. They have restrooms and gazebos for rent. Definitely a fun park.

Absolutely beautiful area; a little bit of nature nestled into the city. Nice walking path and a…read morepark accessible through a paved trail. Lovely and very soothing.

This is an absolutely gorgeous and well maintained park. I love coming here with family and friends…read moreto go on walks. When it gets warmer in the year, it is wonderful for picnicking. I recommend coming here and enjoying a nice stroll whether rain or shine. My friends, family, co-workers, and I come here pretty often! I'm glad that it is cared for so much by the community and is always lively.

Great park!! Fun toys for kids 1-teenagers! Different sets of toys, small and large versions of the…read moresame toys, lots of benches for parents, right on the water with a parking lot, and tons of grass nearby for picnic's and playing as well as bathrooms and water fountains!

The Percival Landing Playground is pretty great. It's located on Percival Landing and is close to…read moreboth the Olympia Farmer's Market and Heritage Park Fountain. There is a small parking lot with a 2-hour parking limit. If you don't want to drive, you can easily walk from the DASH bus stop at the Farmer's Market. The bridge nearby offers a great view of the harbor. The landscaping is very nice! The walkways are easy to manage and the whole area is nicely maintained. I'm very glad there are drinking fountains near the bathrooms. There are quite a few places to sit. There are benches and picnic tables available. On hot days, all the spaces are taken. It doesn't really matter since the lawn is a fantastic place to picnic during nice days. The trees offer shade during hot days. Kids are always out playing in all weather conditions. The playground includes equipment for toddlers to 4-year-olds and equipment for 5 to 12-year-olds. The only slides available are for the younger children. There are swings for both younger and older kids. The most popular pieces of equipment are the tall cargo netted merry-go-rounds. There are two available: One is a two level merry-go-round for older kids and the other one is a slower one level merry-go-round for younger kids. Percival Landing Playground is a fantastic playground for younger kids. Small kids (older babies to pre-school) can easily maneuver the smaller equipment themselves. Kids who are five and over enjoy playing on the climbing-bar/small jungle gym. This playground might be a bit small for older kids who like climbing equipment or larger slides. Most of the older kids pile on the large merry-go-round and have a great time. The playground is semi-accessible in a wheelchair. If the wheelchair is sturdy and can do a bit of off-roading, you might be okay. I would not suggest tooling around in a transfer chair. I've seen both transfer chairs and 2-wheel walkers get stuck in the chips. The bathrooms are very nice and are handicap accessible. The overall space inside the bathroom is a tad small. It can get crowded if you have multiple children or need assistance in the restroom. I enjoy this playground and will be back often.

Pioneer Park is AWESOME! I love going here with fellow doggy owners so our pups can swim in moving…read morewater.

Dropped by for the annual Dog Day in the Park event and it was great. Lots of freebies for your…read moredogs from the sponsors and vendors at the event. The Tumwater police will usually do a meet and greet along with doing a talk. There is an off leash watering hole for the dogs to run around in, so they have lots of fun.

This is a very small park with a couple of shaded picnic tables, a play structure and a restroom…read moreand doggie poop bag station, limited parking and that's it. It's a very small footprint for the park itself, but go down one path and it opens up to a nice sized shoreline. There are signs saying that you can't do any shellfish harvesting, so don't come with your clam digging equipment, but it's a nice place to walk along the water. I came on a gray day, so it was damp and cold, but this place is probably really nice during the winter. There are also signs that you can't shoot off fireworks, so be good. Even though you're near the water, it would be a bear to get fire trucks into the park if a fire broke out.

Cute little water front park. Great to take a stop at and relax with some food or bring the small…read morehumans to play on the jungle gym.

I'll tell ya, there was no playground here back when I was a kid. It was an open field where we…read moreused to light off fireworks on 4th of July. Or where we'd bring a stack of Seventeen magazines and browse through them, taking quizzes of what kind of flirt we were. As you can tell, this is a park I frequented when I was a kid 'til I left for college. Avonlea Park is a neighborhood park in the Avonlea neighborhood in Lacey. For those who use this park, it's most likely from those in the surrounding houses. My childhood best friends lived very close to this park, which was ideal for when you needed a large open space. However, there is now a playground area for small children and a basketball court. AKA it got fancy. Not much else to this park, but a space for Avonlea residents. It's walking distance to every house in this neighborhood. You can say it's an ideal place for families.

Beautiful, Quite park right next to the Chehalis bike trail. 1 mile from all the major…read morerestaurants and stores you could need, but not busy at all and tucked away from the business of the traffic. 2 kids playgrounds, a basketball hoops, nice picnic area and BBQ grills Needs a soccer goal and No restroom at park. Well maintained though grass.