Lovely field to play soccer. Well maintained turf and facilities. Super clean. Played couple of…read morematches here. Really enjoyed playing on that surface. It's a bit far from 405, so not so convenient to access. They have got a large parking lot. Very much clean restrooms. Nice community park!

We've only ever come here for soccer events, but the kids love the playground when we do come…read more It's always super clean, which I love. I never see any trash laying around, and the trash cans are always empty, or at least not over flowing with garbage. Other than that, I love the place.

A quintessential park nestled in the heart of Newcastle. A paved path goes through the park…read more You'll find tennis courts, volleyball courts, a playground and plenty of space to hang out. At the lake you can sit and enjoy the view, go fishing or even kayaking. Lots of nature to hear and greenery to enjoy. You'll find everyone and anyone here. Enjoying a picnic, walking their dog, leisurely strolling, running and exercising or simply just hanging out. You'll even find firefighters here doing practice work. This park is often the place for many city and community events.

Stopped by Lake Boren Park on a sunny Saturday afternoon for the first time, and it turned out to…read morebe a great spot for the kids. The playground was well-suited for a range of ages, with swings, a see-saw, and even a small climbing wall to keep them entertained. There was plenty of open grass for families to lay out picnic blankets, and a covered area that was bustling with what looked like a birthday party or community event. The park also has solid amenities like tennis courts, a volleyball area, and a basketball court for older kids and adults. I especially enjoyed the shaded walking paths, which offered a nice break from the sun. The one downside was the bathroom. It was in poor condition and definitely could use some upkeep. Parking was available but packed due to the nice weather, so we had to park a short walk away. JY review.

Nice place to take the kids to run and get the wiggles out. Big lawns, climbing walls and two big…read moreplayground toys.

Beautiful park perfect for kiddies of all ages! There are two play structures that caters to the…read moreyoung and older. There are also two swings but no baby swings. A picnic shelter with 4 tables is right there at the site. Perfect for a BBQ or a kids' birthday party. There are bathrooms nearby. Plus a field for kids to basically run around and exert themselves. This park is clean and def kept up. What a cute place to bring your kids. I will definitely be back.

This park is such a hidden little gem! It's in the middle of a neighborhood really close to Valley…read moreMedical Center. It's literally buried in the neighborhood. You'd never know it was here... The only reason I found it was because of handy dandy Yelp! There's a parking lot that has plenty of parking, and a building with bathrooms in it. Can't speak much to them because we didn't use them, but they didn't look bad on the exterior. The park itself is pretty big. There's plenty of space to walk, even with a little mini trail in a cluster of trees near the playground. There's also a baseball field here, and sheltered seating perfect for eating lunch. The playground is awesome too. They've got equipment that's perfect for all ages - and they have baby swings! There's also a well-maintained basketball court here as well. Fabulous park. Super quiet, safe, and a perfect spot to bring the kiddos. We'll be back.

Thomas Teasdale park is a pretty small neighborhood park that allows a nice opportunity to get…read moreoutside and get some fresh air. Good sized paved parking lot, this is definitely a good place to get the littles out, but there are sports fields good for all ages and good places to picnic with reservations for shelters allowed. Plenty of green space and shade so it's very Summer friendly.

This park is definitely a hidden gem. There are many parks in the West Seattle area and it's taken…read moreme years to finally have discovered one with a water area that's clean (with clean restrooms) near me. They have a decent sized playground but it's more tailored to kids 5 and up. My toddler enjoys the water area and the truck they have there. The only downside is there isn't much shaded areas for when it's super hot.

Good park. Big play structure for kids of all ages. Four swings and a tennis court too. During…read moresummer there is a new spray park that has about six spray features. It is perfect for toddlers and the young ones. Big bucket dump for everyone!!

Nice park with shade and pond. Helpful Exercise stations but slide and seesaw broken. Decent…read morebathrooms but no soap.

Fort Dent Park is a sizable area right on the Green River and is a place to stop if you're…read moretraveling along the Green River Trail. The biggest drawing point to this park is the play fields. During sporting seasons this place is downright packed with people, mostly children getting ready to play their games. There is also a pretty sizable playground that's great for the littles!

Great little park on Lake Washington. It has a dock, swimming area, playground, picnic tables,…read morenice restroom facilities and gorgeous view.

Great pictures and relaxing water views highly reccomend going to this park specifically in…read moreaccordingly

Very beautiful park Very nice and really very long path…read more Also there is a very nice playground and tennis courts

Terrific park in Renton, was looking for a quick morning walk on a chilly weekend in November and…read morefound this conveniently located next to Lake Washington, with beautiful views of the water and a walking/running trail along the edge of the lake. Parking is plentiful and free (though coming from NYC parking looks plentiful almost everywhere in the suburbs), in parking lots along the park driving route curving around the water. There are multiple facilities on the water and off. On and along the water--a boat docking marina, multiple docks, fishing pier, a sandy beach with roped-in swimming area, nature area with info placards describing the surroundings and recent history of the park, and a pier extension with gazebo over the water. On the park grounds--a small water recreational boat storage with canoes, playground, picnic areas with running water and BBQ pits, and aforementioned walking trails. As others have mentioned a fair number of Canada geese and ducks reside in the area so best to follow the advisements posted and NOT feed them unless you want more goose/duck poop than there already is on the park premises. Otherwise lovely park and I would come back for a stroll in warmer months!