Decoursey Park is the little park across the street from Clarks Creek. They have a nice kids…read moreplayground, as well as a covered area for BBQs. Nice trail around the creek/lake, tons of ducks, which is fun and also bad (Lots of poop). Great place for a family outing.

Great little park! I always love the football area!…read more Been playing in the fall and winter time for the past 2 years!

A small park for your dog or yourself. There is a ton of parking available whether you enter from…read morethe neighborhood side or from the apartments side. Most of the people at the park are here for the basketball court and skate park. There are rarely any dogs and people taking on the trails. There are many paths for you to take whether it be the north side of the baseball field or the left side of the baseball field, you end up back at either the park or another neighborhood. My only problem is this park is dirty. The trails are filled with litter and the fields are not as maintained. Overall, we will definitely come back to this park. Its peacefully busy, but the park needs a little more maintenance.

Great place to swim, boat, jet ski, or kayak! In my case, I kayaked 6.5 miles exploring the area…read more It was fun going to center islands and exploring other parks in the area. That said, it can be easy to get lost if you're not paying attention / don't have GPS due to there being so many channels. This area offers a gorgeous view of Mount Rainer and lots of views of beautiful homes outlining the lake. At park itself has descent parking (free) and public toilets. Across the street from the park is a "snack shack" so you can def spend many hours here. For kayakers - just be aware that there can be a lot of boats in the area - so just keep a look out where you're going.

I saw this park on the map while pulling up GPS when I was leaving my house - that's how you know…read moreit's super close to me! Had it not been for that, I probably wouldn't have heard of this beautiful park. It's in a super random spot, easy to miss. There's a large parking lot with lots of lighting, so it feels pretty safe. When you're in the parking lot you can see a large bridge but not much else, so you don't really understand how large it is until you get past the bridge! There's a large playground with quite a few play structures - a larger one for older kids, a climbing area, and a smaller play structure for toddlers. Beyond the play structure, there's quite a bit of paved walking trail that loops around the park. Since this is a garden park, there's lots of flowers and stuff to look at while you're on the trail. There's covered picnic areas, as well as grills too! I thought this park was brand new with how well-manicured it is and how nice the playgrounds are, but it was actually built in 2018! If you're in the area this park is definitely worth the stop - especially if you have kids!

This is an awesome park: great playground for all ages, very nice walking trail, plenty of picnic…read moretables, and overall it's just so scenic. My child also enjoyed seeing the train that passes by once in a while. We spent two days in Fife and came to this park three times during our stay.

A great outdoor space with parking and rest rooms, a very large grassy area, including a baseball…read morefield and play structure. The part we enjoy the most is the paved walkway with multiple choices of paths to get fresh air, circulation, and enjoy God's Creation!

Great trail for little kids, short and smooth walking. Playground easy for climbing, sliding,…read moreswinging. Well attended.

Public Park??? Not really!…read more I'm not prone to giving bad reviews but after a year of trying to go to this park, I think they deserve what I'm about to say . The good news is that it is small, quiet and great place to go walking or walk your dog or have a nice meal at one of the benches.... but only when you can get in. The bad news is that it's closed to the public almost 80% of the year unless you go to one of the paid events that they hold there. While I understand that they have events for 4-H and the yearly fair they hold there. They have a bunch of other events that they shut the entire park down to the general public for. Don't get me wrong .... I'm all about having events for the public. But when it's one of the only parks within about 20 miles of where we live and we like to go there, but the gates are usually shut because they're setting up for some event 80%+ times of the year, we just have gotten used to not even going there anymore. It would be really nice if the county would make a park where citizens could go to relax, walk and play regularly. Simply not fair to the taxpayers who pay for this park and cannot use it regularly.

Attended the Sunbust car show here today with my husband. Perfect outdoor venue with large trees…read moreproviding comfortable shade. There must have been over 200 cars registered for the car show, so the venue is large. The bathrooms were clean and had multiple stalls. There were also a few individual unisex bathrooms available. They also have a nice, large covered picnic area for use. Overall a very nice and clean venue. Would definitely attend another event held here!

Wish there was some benches or picnic tables next to the park for parents but it was a great park!read more

Had a blast we will be back. 10/10 would recommend. Convenient to get to and the cost was not…read moreterrible

Hidden gem of a playground!…read more I've lived just a couple miles from here for years and never knew this place existed until I accidently stumbled on it this week. It's a beautiful and spacious park (5 acres total) with: -2 LARGE open grass spaces -A small, circlular walking path (away from the playground mostly) -2 baseball diamonds (1 with a cage & small bleachers, 1 just inside the grass, almost hidden) -Several benches and picnic tables, some of them under shelter -A nice playground The playground: -Very good size (not giant, but not tiny) -Looks-like-new equipment -Lots of different climbing structures -Several slides -A separate area for swings (2 standard, 2 bucket/toddler swings) -Bark flooring No parking lot but street parking on all sides. This is in a very low traffic area (speed limit 25) and the park itself seems not to ever be very crowded so parking should not be an issue. Named in dedication of Sam Peach, former Puyallup School District teacher, Superintendent and city Mayor (1980's). Definitely will be back!

Nice park!! I took my ten months old hear to check it out on a Friday afternoon. There was no one…read moreat the park during our time. He enjoyed the swing, and since we had the place to ourselves, we took our time and played for a while. I will come back on another day.

I went here thinking there was some trails and a nice dog park but I saw none of this there…read more The directions took me to this park, no sign or entrance that says " Sunrise Park" like I seen on the yelp review from 6months ago. Is there another section of the park I missed ?? Because Google maps showed nothing. I saw a basketball court , tennis court and a cute little kids playground . No splash pad , no dog park and no trails. !! Am I missing something. ??? I live just 5mins down the road and I really wanted to take my dogs to a nice dog park so they can run around freely !!! UPDATE!!!! After further researching the correct address for the park with the splash pad is 122nd Ave E Puyallup, WA 98374 United States

This park is not open to the community and the staff will chase you down and tell you it is…read moreprivate. They are very rude and unprofessional staff.