A beautiful natural park for taking a walk with a pet, fishing...although we never get any bites or…read morejust having a small bbq. The biggest drawback are the numerous loose dogs! People (all ages) think this is a dog park, despite the leash law signs posted. Watch your step, dog poop everywhere and there are numerous loose dogs throughout the park at any given time. Carry your pepper spray at all times!!

Nice little gem! There is a little playground. They have clean bathrooms with doors and running…read morewater. Ample parking and it's by the water. There is also a trail that had many walkers. Perfect for a picnic. It was slightly overcast today but it still worked out great. Nice shady areas and picnics benches. Also uncovered areas if that's your jam with tons of grass for blanket picnics. Glad we checked it out today!

My first visit to the beautiful park that supposedly took approximately 4 million for the…read morerenovation. Whoah!! That's a lot of money!! I noticed there was an issue with checking in. I knew that I did check in on Yelp, however, it never registered as the address is listed with the country- Mexico. Whaaat??!! I attempted to submit an address correction/update, there was an issue with the address. Yelp flagged an address issue with the correct address?? I believe it's a system issue. Anyhoo back to the review. Took my first visit with Havanna (grandfur doggie) here on 6/15/25. This is a really nice park. There's a playground and swings for children. There's wetlands preservation in the center of the park area that is fenced off. There's an array of plants, trees and beautiful flowers that were in full bloom. I had to take pictures of a lot of them as I was enjoyed my walk and so did Havanna. I see why this park was so expensive. They really did an awesome job. There's a some benches around. The trails are not all paved , some are dirt trails. Public restrooms are available. Ample parking space. Poop bags available. Lots of room and space for kids and pets to run around. No off leash for pets. The lawn is manicured and the park is well maintained. I didn't go through one of the trails as it was getting too hot for me. LOL! I'll have to return again another time. This park was such a pleasure to walk.

WHY this park is being listed with an address in Mexico, I have no idea (don't worry, I've already…read moresent a note off on the Yelp page to hopefully get that fixed!) The correct address is: 36th St E & Meridian Ave E, Edgewood, WA 98372. This park is suuuper close to my house and I've seen it popping in and out of the news - I guess the renovation of the entire park itself (not just the playground, obviously) clocked in at a whopping four million dollars - AND the new playground is all farm-themed, so I haaad to go. This park will absolutely be a staple for me and my kids this summer. There's a good amount of paved walking trail around the park, all railed off nicely by wooden posts. The bathrooms are completely new and clean. There is covered table space, and grills located throughout the park as well. The parking lot is huge and easy to navigate. It's just REALLY NICE. The farm-themed playground is obviously the huge draw. It's so dang cute. There's a smaller play structure on one side of the park that's designed as a little treehouse, and then the main playground is a big barn. There's multiple levels inside for kids to climb, multiple slides, and super cute touches all around (bales of fake hay to climb, "farm fresh eggs" signs, etc). To my son's delight, there's a good amount of swings here. There's two baby swings, a couple regular swings, and cool round swing large enough for kids to lay on, and then a two-person teeter totter style swing which I'm assuming is meant for a parent + child. I feel so fortunate to have this park located only a 12 minute drive away. We'll definitely be here for picnics + play a ton in the coming months!

Went here to celebrate my grandma's birthday with the whole family! Super cute and nice park with…read morespace to spread out away from other people. There were some weirdos there, but nothing that made me feel unsafe with my younger cousins!

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!

Awesome trail to knock out an almost 6 mile run. There is always a decent amount of foot traffic so…read moreit feels safe, but it's still secluded in some areas. There is different parking areas available throughout the trail and I've never had any issues - just leave nothing in your car. There is portable toilet about 1 mile into the trail. I don't utilize this trail anymore, but I recommend if you're looking for decently paved trail for walking/running!

According to what I have seen on bike maps for bike paths for the cities and towns in this area the…read moreMilton Interurban Trail also goes by the name of the South Interurban Trail. There's another trail by the name of Interurban Trail in Kent. Technically I'm not sure if it's considered all one trail or not. Perhaps it doesn't really matter as long as you enjoy them. For this reviewing experience I'm covering the south trail. I tried to find this trail once before and my GPS wanted to take me to the trail in Kent. After looking at the map and struggling to find it I moved on to some other trails to explore on. I used the AllTrails app on my second attempt to find this trail and it was so much easier to find going off of that map on the trail app. I took my electric scooter out for this trail and enjoyed it very much! The trail doesn't have a lot of steep hills or slopes so I got a fair amount of riding in rather than an abundance of walking! Scenery here isn't too bad. The trail goes through a wooded area the whole time you are on it but no unique or dramatic features along the way but being out here on this trail is still nice. Some tree roots make bumps in various parts of the trail so cyclists and people like me on scooters should probably be cautious of that. Nice trail for the Milton community!

Small park in the Fife area that I've passed a dozen times and just recently took my kids…read more It's a cute park with lots of space for the kids to run. There's a nice big open field which would be great for picnics, or in our case, bringing a big picnic blanket so my one year old can crawl around while my bigger kids play on the playground. There's two place structures, one intended for younger kids and one intended for older kids. There's also a couple of swings, but no baby swings. They also have a cool rock climbing wall as well as a separate playground area with bigger climbing rock structures. The only downside to this place is there are no real bathrooms, just a honey bucket and I'm not sure how often that is kept up. I've also noticed a lot of cars that come and go from this area without actually coming out, who just park in front of the playground, so that's just a safety thing to possibly note. Cute park for a quick stop, but there's definitely better in the area!

This is a very nice memorial. It's right next to Milton Community Park. There is a little walkway…read morethat leads up to the memorial wall. Just before you get to the wall there is a small water fountain with a memorial plaque. Then the wall itself is made all from brick, with each brick inscribed with one of our fallen troops. This memorial nestled on top of a hill that runs down into the park is a place to sit on the benches and comtemplate what someone is willing to give to protect his/her country. What I thought was also pretty cool is that there is an Arlington Oak, grown from an acorn from Arlington national cemetary and planted at the 11th hour of the 11 day of the 11 month of the 11th year of the 2nd milennium. It's just a short walk down the hill to the oak which is completely surrounded by a barred bird cage type apparatus for protection from vandals. Everything (the memorial and the oak) are on CCTV so smile you're on camera.

This is a great little memorial dedicated to those brave individuals who served our country . I'm…read moregreatfull for them and for those that put this memorial together. It is so important that we always remember them and honor what they did for us and and our country. Thank you to all who have served and all who still do.

A MUST when visiting Mt. Rainier / Crystal Mountain resort - it was the perfect way to admire what…read morethe wifey had just accomplished, running down the gigantic mountain, the ride up is about 10 - 15mins, all worth it!!! breath taking views of Mt. Rainier, do dress accordingly, it was pretty windy and about 10 degrees colder up on the mountain. there is a restaurant/restrooms observation chairs and a beer garden at the top! but the view!!! stunning, the greens/whites/ snow peak colors with the sky blue in the background. as usual parking could be hit or miss, they do have several parking lots but the closest one to the gandola ( the paved one ) is on the smaller side, they have other lots designated by letters ( which also unpaved ) Info on Gondola here: https://www.crystalmountainresort.com/things-to-do/activities/mt-rainier-gondola

Came for the day while friends skied. Beautiful, sunny and gorgeous! Snow already melting - this…read moreis the last day of the season. Gondola tickets $54 each and you get 2 round trips.

First time here and I drive past every day. Very cute area with a walkway through out the while walkread more

We couldn't explore this nature area today 04/09/22 because the parking lot was blocked off and…read morethere really was no safe street parking. Don't know why the parking lot is closed.

Bellevue Botanical Garden is a beautiful place. And the fact that it is always free too! It's open…read moreevery day even holidays! To be a small botanical garden, there's a nice walking path and many, many beautiful flowers and plants to see. There are often local community events hosted here. Activities for the young to adults. They have classes that you can find and sign up for on their website as well. And the classes are affordable!! You may even see people taking wedding photos here because again it's beautiful. The park is ADA friendly. The path is dirt and pebbled but can be navigated with a wheelchair. There are bathrooms on site and a small shop. I have never purchased bulbs or plants from here but I know there is a big community around that. The coffee shop in the garden can get busy. But a benefit is we were able to charge my husband's wheelchair there on a visit. While the park is open every day, the coffee shop is not. Definitely this should be a spot for all locals. And not just a one time visit either.

This was a nice little find. We got here late as my sister had to take her son to this de's appt…read more By the time we got to Seattle, it was already 1 pm. Once the entire family met up, we climbed back into the car and headed to Bellevue. Not sur if it was due to the time. But we were surprised there was a lot of parking available. We spent a good 2-hrs here which included getting lost and finding other street entries into the botanical park from a school and from other busy street corner at the bottom of the park. Nice and shaded, quiet little creeks, plenty of seating for those that were inspired to journal, plenty of elderly people using this time to exercise and stretch. We enjoyed the different areas like the swinging bridge, the Japanese garden and even the little cafe they have there. Fairly priced items and plenty of tables to enjoy a refreshment and snack. By the time we were done, the gift shop was already closed. So I took the opportunity to drop a donation into the box instead.

Dacca Park in Fife I have been to at least once. I went here with the idea of going on a longer…read morepark walk with trails and whatnot. This park is more geared for sports and not exactly for the type of activity I had in mind. Yes, there were places to walk but they weren't very lengthy compared to other parks around. So if you have walking and other more passive activities in mind be aware this is more tailored more as a sports field.

Large parking area and the park caters to many: dog owners, sports field and a play ground area for…read morekids includes a volley ball set up. For us we use the dog park section. No clean water at the dog park, reminds me a bit of Levee Pond also in Fife but this is fenced off so it's called a dog park. Poop bags are there, but is there still dog poop around? Yes. I like that it's mostly quiet and small but it's the far back in the park and can feel unsafe. No large field or dog playground area set up, so if you're looking for that type of park it's not for you.