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    Juanita Beach Park

    4.4 (114 reviews)

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    Smrithi S.

    We love the Juanita Beach Park. It's very relaxing and peaceful to walk along the water. There is a play area for the kids, and we have seen people fishing in the lake. Sunsets here are stunning. There are fun events in the summer.

    Joyce H.

    I recommend this park. I came on weekday around noon. It's very pleasant! It was pretty peacefull at that time. The park has cabana, playground, 2 beach vollyball courts, picnic tables, shades!, paddle board rental, beach area, and half moon bridge for you to stroll :)

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    Mialy A.

    I'd say the water is mostly kid friendly. It's quite shallow. They have life guard on duty. There is couple of beach volleyball and multiple barbecue spot that tends to get crowded. There is a rental place for paddle board or kayak for 1hr or 2hrs. They have single or tandem. Paddle board single 2hrs is at $49 and you can get the same price for 1hr tandem (as of July 2024). They have shelf to leave your stuff if you're renting their paddle boards. They also sell ice cream and drinks. There is a place to rince off and bathroom were clean. The water was nice but it had some algues the day I came here.

    Abbey O.

    Very nice park, but check the water safety first! Due to its location on the lake and shallow water, this park gets frequent toxic algae blooms. Be sure to check the water safety on the king county website before you go! They do not have life guards on duty if there is a toxic bloom, so that's a red flag if you get there and haven't checked. Amenities are good with on site life jackets, a little store with supplies and ice cream, bathrooms, and paddle board rentals. A beach this sandy is rare in Washington, so it's great for kids and even just waking the beach. There is a nice boardwalk too if you want to go out over the lake.

    Rachel S.

    Easy parking, scenic and people are nice. Extremely busy with families and dogs. I'd visit again as the weather warms up.

    Ratish K.

    One of our favorite park. Limited parking near the park but there is a separate parking lot across the road. They have Friday farmers market in summer starting June. Lots of places to sit around, walk around the beach and plenty of places for kids to play

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    Eva M.

    When folks think of the park in Juanita, this is usually the first one that comes into mind, the Beach Park over the Bay Park. At the Beach Park, there is a tennis court, a brand new playground that just opened in Dec 2020, and a beach that has some resemblance to a beach complete with sand. Normally, there is an area with picnic tables that can be reserved, but that's on hold during COVID. My favorite thing to do is simply walking the area. The Juanita Beach Park is very near the Juanita Bay Park, though sadly, not connected. You need to walk on the street for a stretch before reach one from the other. Be sure to walk along the pier and walk on the beach for a bit of sand there. If you feel like it, continue to Juanita Bay Park.

    Up up and away.
    Latifa S.

    What's not to like! I first came here during pandemic and didn't quite like it. It was way too busy and had too many people on the path/ bridge. Now that we are vaccinated and a year plus into pandemic, this place is a ok. Also it's very cold October: less people walking. That bridge around the lake is just a fun walk to sprint on or stroll depending on your speed. You can do the whole park in 10 minutes speed walking. Get your heart pumping! Also it's pretty cool given that history of this place that dates back to 1920! Originally this was a resort owned by a couple and later they sold it to King county as a park. There was no bridge around the water or any concrete dude walks: buildings or facilities before. The city spent around $300,000 to built those as well as that swimming area. And it's absolutely gorgeous in the fall weather we have now. I make it a point to stop for that scenery and quick fresh air walk round the little bridge. Baci approved too!

    Pixie H.

    Nice and clean, not that busy during the weekdays. Shots taken around 11am or so. Nobody is able to swim during this time. Views are a good place to relax

    They might want to clean up the years worth or bird poo
    Branden B.

    This park and beach have gone downhill these past few years. This is the 2nd or 3rd time the beach has been closed due to fecal matter in the water. This beach is used heavily in the summer with many families with kids. The whole park, from the water, beach sand, boardwalk, and bathrooms seems to never be maintained. Last year we even had to tell a mother and her kid to get out of the water because there were signs up warning do not enter due to contaminated water. She either didn't care or was oblivious to the sign and dangers of exposure to dirty water. The playground for kids is very weak. It's pretty much just a slide with a climbing feature and about 10 swings. Kids in this neighborhood deserve better. Please upgrade! The Juanita Beach Friday Market is also very weak. Have been coming for years hoping it would improve. But it never does. Why can't they get more vendors to come here? This beach has so much potential but isn't properly maintained and promoted as the type of must-see beach it should be.

    New play structure 2021

    Full disclosure: I'm super weary of this park, especially the swimming area. This is because EVERY summer there seems to be days (weeks?) When the beach is closure due to fecal matter.... Likely due to the nearby bird sanctuary but still. Yucky. I have ended up here a few times in the past few weeks for playdates and the updated facilities are BEAUTIFUL. Great play structure with equipment for various ages. Large clean bathrooms, concession, and picnic shelter. While this still isn't my first choice for places to let my kids play, I can see us coming here every once in awhile (with hot showers for everyone afterwards!)

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    Cute area that you can actually take a loop on the water. It has a great playground for the kids.

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    Nice place to go for a walk with your pets! Very peaceful, especially when the weather is nice.

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    Great for walks with a toddler, and the playground is fantastic. Very family friendly. Lots of kids. Beach volleyball is fun to watch.

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    Are the dogs allowed in water?

    No. Saw a sign about dogs bring bacteria to the water or something to that effect.

    Do they allow dogs?

    Yes. Keep them on leash please.

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