Beautiful playground but it is EXTREMELY busy especially on nice days. The past few times I've gone…read moreit seems like there's somehow more adults than children in the playground area. It's too crowded for my liking especially when parking seems impossible- either no parking stalls or the stalls are too tight. Since my kid loves the playground I will only plan to come on weekdays or when it is not overly crowded.

one of the best playgrounds for toddlers! lots of places for them to run around. lot of slides, and…read moreplay area for kids. one of the highlights is the toddler restroom which is at a toddler height for the kid to use it very easily! parking can be difficult and you might end up circling the Bellevue downtown park to find a parking!

We really enjoyed coming here! It has so beautiful trails and a very cute bridge! In December…read morethere's an elf so better watch out for this little guy ‍ You can connect your walk to the Botanical Garden which gets interesting during the holidays with it's lights in the evening. Doesn't matter how cold or rainy, you get cocoa and keep walking. During the day you can go to the playground and use the zipping. Of course is for kids. Is not that tall. You can keep an eyepn them and enjoy the beauty of the Park too!!

Kids had choke fun. Perfect for a toddler and a 6 year old. They even got baby swings too. It…read morecan get muddy under the swings during wet seasons. The park was very clean and not crowded. If you pass the botanical garden on the right hand side, keep driving down and you will see a big parking lot where the park is at. They do have picnic benches. I do wish it was made out of metal instead of wood. It would be easier to wipe down and nice to sit on a dry surface. But we will definitely be back to visit when we are in town.

This is my kids' favorite park! My kids are 5, 3, 1. This park has a toddler friendly playground,…read morebigger kid playground with my kids' favorite feature, an "elevator" you stand on and it takes you down. It has a zip line, slides, lots of climbing webs, inclusive swings, picnic shelter, real bathrooms, basketball court, paved paths for biking/wheeling/walking, and green space. It has a beautiful view of Mt Rainier. The parking lot can be tricky to locate because it's within a neighborhood so I will upload a photo of my pin.

Great park, fairly new and well kept. Has something for everyone, basketball court, toddler…read moreplayground, larger kids playground, a field and a small walking trail. Only downside is the fairly small parking lot. Kids love the 'elevator' in the playset and climbing up the webs. Spacious and clean bathroom. Usually not too crowded, and has some shaded spots to cool off on a hot day too!

BELLEVUE DOWNTOWN PARK @ BELLEVUE…read more Parking is available in any of the nearby garages for the closest walking distance to the park. I highly recommend parking in the Macy's garage or any of the garages near Nordstrom, as they're only about a five-minute walk and super convenient. Parking is free and generally easy to find, though the structures can sometimes close when they're completely full. Even then, there are plenty of other garages nearby that are still within a short and easy walking distance. I absolutely love downtown Bellevue, it's one of my favorite places to visit because of the great food, drinks, and overall atmosphere. Bellevue Downtown Park is amazing for so many reasons. The grass is very well maintained, making it perfect for picnics or a relaxing walk. There's a beautiful fountain, small ponds throughout the park, and you'll often see ducks swimming around (though probably not during the colder season). In the winter, there's an ice rink, and during the summer it's especially lively with events like food festivals and farmers markets. I would definitely recommend stopping by Bellevue Downtown Park, especially if you have some downtime before a reservation, it's a perfect spot to walk around and enjoy the area.

This park is always so vibrant and clean when I visit! The loop around the park is about 0.5 miles…read moreso I can see myself taking a run here. There is also a large playground with swinging benches. I also like how there's ice cream shops like salt & straw and Molly moons nearby!

Visited the park today. Didn't realize how big the park was. Today from 4pm -9pm they had a night…read moremarket event. Lots of food stands and clothes vendors. They also had live entertainment

Large walking path that's never too busy. Well kept open field for walking as well. Also a large…read morepavilion area for picnics and more. Great play ground with splash pad area as well.

I loved that park so much!!!!!!!!!!! It had a lot of stuff to do!!!! I loved the…read moreplayground!!!!!!!!!!!

Overall a really nice, big park with many elements. They have a large dog park, big fields (turf…read moreand grass), and various buildings and areas for events. Only complaints are that more bathrooms would be appreciated, the dog park could use updated ground cover as a lot of it is pretty much just dirt that gets muddy when it's wet, and (as with most parks) it could use a bit more parking.

Lovely park. Lots of paths and space to wander. During the winter, drinking water fountains are…read moreshut off until Spring, so bring your own water bottles.

Honestly, my dog absolutely loved running around being off leash even though wasn't exactly…read moreallowed, nobody said anything because she is so well trained and listens to voice commands. Playing frisbee in the park was awesome. There were very few people there and the kids got to run around and play frisbee and catch. My daughter brought her Foxtel and was running around.lots of fun highly recommend this park

Zumdieck Park is a delightful neighborhood gem with serene trails, toddler playgrounds, tennis…read morecourts, and cozy picnic spots in a quiet tucked away location steps away from downtown Bellevue. It's perfect for a quick escape or a play-date. The play structure isn't protected by shade so avoid in the heat of the afternoon.

I lived on 108th Ave, NE in the 1950s and I participated in the campaign for the incorporation of…read moreBellevue into a city in 1953. The park is a quiet spot and should not be developed too much.

Lovely park with water views and access. The train…read moreplayground is a bit outdated compared to other Bellevue parks but my young kiddos don't mind since it has swings. Lots of parking, walking trails and wide paths perfect for biking, jogging and strolling. Always be mindful of what you leave in your car as it can be hard to see the cars from the beach.

A beautiful day for a hike and then ending up at this peaceful beach park on the lake. A great way…read moreto jump start Spring!

Got a cup of coffee from Main Street Bellevue and started strolling to Meydenbaurer bay then…read morecontinue strolling and made it to Medina park. It is a wonderful area with man made lake nice walk ways for exercise. Very relaxing and perfect for weekend morning walk. There were lots of dog walkers here when we were there this morning.

I've always loved coming here, but just had an upsetting experience…read more An unsupervised golden retriever came up to my friend and our two dogs and was harassing us. We were minding our business. The dog took my dog's ball and ran off. My dog was not a fan, so I leashed my dog and got the ball back. Sure enough, the dog came back. I said "no" as it tried to approach us. My dog was still leashed at this point because the dog was running around wildly. The owner came up to me and said "I don't know why you're in an off leash park if you're not okay with him approaching you." I told her that her dog was harassing us and that just because it's an off leash park doesn't mean we can't tell her dog to get away. She tried to argue and said that her dog hadn't even approached us--turns out she wasn't paying attention when her dog came over before. Her dog continued to go up to every single dog and run around far away from his owner. The rules clearly state that dogs are to be under voice control and should not bother other dogs or park users. The woman then proceeded to tell us "you must not be from around here, no one has ever talked to me like that." I am so disappointed. I felt very unwelcome and I'm fuming. It's sad that those who who live near the park thing it's private and no one else belongs there. Just be aware if you live elsewhere and you want to enjoy this space. You may not be welcomed by the "park regulars."