This is a fairly small specialty park that offers a large skate park and a rock climbing structure…read more(bring your own equipment). There's also a little walking trail and a pond that's pretty nice. It's a good choice for any age to get your skate/climb on!

Great place for kids that are into rock climbing or wall climbing like my son. I couldn't get him…read moreoff the smaller rock, he had so much fun. I could tell the skate park portion was definitely not designed by so eone who actually skateboards. The loop thing they have looks cool but it's definitely not realistic. When skate parks are designed they should really get input from skaters so that it's functional. Minimal parking on a busy intersection but if you come at the right time I'm sure you'll find a spot!

Cool Park Covered…read morepicnic shelter, playground, along the river with other seating, bathrooms, etc. Can watch planes take off across the river. Boeing on one side and cedar river on the other side. Lots of bird watching and ducks available here.

If there wasn't the nearby air traffic and Boeing company gigantic huge fan blowing noise, so only…read more4 stars. But what a lovely park with plenty of parking, a bathroom it's a lovely park. Picnic tables and bbq set ups for everyone. Families, couples, friends. There is also a playground. Alongside the park is a waterway leading into Lake Washington. I saw a plane land on the water! So cool! All the time I've been here, never seen a plane on land on the water. But it is noisy. You have to ignore it. Enjoy the nature. Love your life. SYOY!

Grindline Skateparks designs the most impressive concrete skateparks in the country, hands down…read more What better gift to give to a community's kids than a well-built skateboard park? Their knowledge of architecture is astounding, and they always meet their deadlines. Alex Sandlin is always awesome to talk to and work with, and I highly recommend their company and their services!

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Great park for picnics, bbq's, and celebrations. The ample space and playground provides a wide…read morerange of activities for all age groups. The city of Seattle did a great job designing Jefferson park. I love seeing all of the families that live on Beacon meeting up. You always run into someone either before or after at Red Apple or D'pite bakery that is heading to the park.

Huge, clean space with beautiful views! Very little shade, but I imagine that's not a huge issue in…read moreSeattle. We explored: - skate park: well laid out with a bowl and lots of ramps to practice (my son rode his bike) - splash pad with slides - two zip lines (highlight) - playground for smaller kids - great, flat trails for biking Overall, I am so impressed and wish we had something like this by us.

The customer service here is amazing! We came in on a Sunday, and the gentleman that helped us was…read morevery informative and gave us good advice. He has an adorable small terrier pup named Bella, she is the welcoming committee here. There are very many good quality boards, roller skates, and even snowboards here! Would 100% recommend to anyone that is looking to support a local business. He even showed my younger sister how to get on the board, and showed other customers in the store how to use their skates.

Local shop that will actually try and help you and not just get as much money out of you as…read morepossible. The 2 dudes there are OGS that know what they are doing.

Very urban looking Park. Neat ramps with a combination of grinding areas and trick/Arial spots…read more Lots of drop in areas with varying heights of drop ins for different skill levels. The only thing I didn't like was how dirty it is. The trash was over full and the place for the parents or spectators to sit was dirty. Side note: there is zero parking. So you must park on a side street or at the school next door and walk over. So lock your car and be safe.

Very small park that commemorates our veterans of multiple military branches…read more While the artwork is nicely done and the park is clean this place is super tiny. One of those places that you kinda appreciate while you're walking by on your way to something else, but it's not exactly a place that you stop for any more than a linger, and it's definitely not worth the drive (though Renton in general has a lot of offer - doesn't hurt to stop by right quick while you're here!)

Small but simple memorial next to the Renton History Museum that contains the names of service…read moremembers from Renton. There is a sculpture that represents every branch in the center as well as flags for all branches of the military as well. Worth a quick visit if you're in the area.

The interurban trail is a 15+ mile long trail that goes through the valley. In my mind, it's a…read morebiking trail, but it's definitely walkable and most places are smooth enough roller-skating/blading is very doable. Beware of the bikes if you're not on one! They are plentiful and sometimes move very quickly. This trail has a TON of amenities along the way. Lots of parks to stop at, loop trails, skateboard parks, play fields, etc. the Interurban trail, depending on where you get on, really does have a bit of everything for everyone! Many portions of the trail and the parks along it are ADA accessible. If you like rabbits go in the summer around dusk and walk quietly. You will see All. The. Bun-buns!!