What an excellent find! Must be fairly new within the last couple years? Superbly designed with…read morenicer, soft, long Astro Turf, wood chips, a sand pit for playing, and many other fun features. Lots of friends to find as well. Next trip I will try to take some better pictures of the place w/o my daughter and granddaughter .

This is a really great park with a good sized turf playground for kids to run around, play and…read moreexplore. There is a sandpit area that always has community toys left over incase you forget to bring your own. A walking trail around the park as well. Parking here is easy and there's 2 different lots with a lot of spaces. The slides can be slippery i've seen babies go down and hit their heads or kids who are wearing certain kinds of material that make them slide insanely fast so definitely keep this in mind if you have babies/toddlers. Public restrooms here as well that are always clean and neat the times i've been. All in all - my family and I love coming to this awesome park!

How have I not reviewed Wildwood?! My first visit was years ago, but I recently took my kids for a…read morelast summer excursion. As per usual, it was a great experience. This is a great park for the summer. It's CRAZY shaded so you don't have to worry about the slides getting hot (which is crazy because they're metal). There are two play structures - one being suited to toddlers and one to older kids. The highlight of the park is obviously the creek. It was a warm day and I dressed my kids accordingly because I knew they'd play in the water! Annnnnnddd they did. I'm glad that they did because it's a great element to the park. I don't think this'll be a fall season park choice, but for warmer days, it is THE spot. Worth the visit! There's also trails surrounding the park if you're looking for a little oasis tucked into the city.

Wildwood is a nice park hidden among the trees. They have some playground equipment for the kiddos…read moreand a fitness trail for the adults. Several of the pieces of equipment on the fitness trail are kaput, but it's still a nice place to walk through. Lots of picnic shelters that can be reserved, though some are kinda really in disrepair. The log cabin style one looks rustically nice, but there are a lot of holes in the roof. There's also a creek with easy access so you can dip your feet in on the hot days. Definitely awesome when our giant sky oppressor is in full force since you can hide under the trees, but a good option regardless of weather.

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.

This is my favorite park. You can take a peaceful walk…read morearound the lake, spend quality time with the kids at the playground, and enjoy being close to nature. It's always a joy to watch ducks, squirrels, rabbits, and other wildlife along the way. Such a lovely place to relax, slow down, and enjoy time together as a family

Had the dogs in the car for hours and it was time to let them out, Discovered this park was right…read morearound the corner, so we headed there and it's lovely. Geese were laying in the field, the lake was quiet, kids and their parents were playing in the playground, and people were sitting out in the pergola with picnic benches, enjoying the last days of summer. We walked the loop and the dogs go to sniff and pee to their hearts' content. The only reason why they lost a star ws because of the large amount of goose poop and the kids screaming in the playground kinda got to me, which is not the park's fault, but it's also part of my experience, so know that if you want to visit.

Beautiful park, lady had large aggressive German shepherd. Didn't do anything to stop him. It was a…read morefight waiting to happen. I don't know if she is a regular but that's a dangerous dog. So if you go keep an eye out. White lady with a large black German shepherd

This park is very beautiful! It used to be a church, but has since been taken over as a community…read morerec center and park. The park is huge! There is a small well-kept playground with restrooms. They have a big open grassy circle with a paved path around it for those who would like to skate/bike/walk, and there's a sign to tell you how many times around is a mile. They have a really big fenced off area with trees and lots of room to run for dogs! There are also gravel trails around little ponds to explore. They have done a really nice job cultivating this for the community! There is a big open grassy area behind the community center too, can't wait to see what it turns in to! My little sausage dog loved coming here to explore the trails. The only down side is that the ponds can attract some geese and all the droppings that come with them. The caretakers do a nice job of trying to keep it clean, but this kind of thing is expected. This problem can be avoided if you don't go around the pond; the rest of the park is pretty immaculate.

Waste of time. Falls? More like a little spring...blocked by wire fence and overgrown scrubs.read more

You can see the waterfall over a fence but it is partly obscured by overgrowth. Not a great photo…read moreop either though the waterfall is very nice. There are no trails to walk other than the two viewpoints at the parking lot. It is just a quick stop.

The Historical McMillan Bridge was built in 1934 and was the only one in the world that was built…read moreout of concrete. The bridge still stands strong and intact. Amazing! This trail is near my home. It's a great trail for walking or biking. You can walk down to the river. This trail goes all the way down to Enumclaw or Buckley. Lots of beautiful scenery, flowers in bloom and majestic views of Mt Rainier. I have yet to do the full trail. I will as soon as I get my Ebike LOL! I often walk this trail to walk Havanna my grandfur baby. It's always enjoyable.

Continuing to really enjoy the Foothills Trail! On the last outing Steve and I (as well as a…read morefriend) went from the McMillin Trailhead to the East Puyallup Trailhead which was about 4 miles one way. To avoid a very long walk we parked one car at the East Puyallup Trailhead and began our walk in by parking with our other car at the McMillan Trailhead. The walk was very enjoyable and the summer day we chose couldn't have been perfect with warm but mild temperatures. More forested scenery to enjoy as you walk between these two trailheads as opposed to going the opposite way to Orting. I am eager to tackle more chunks of this trail but have held off due to other summer time activities and we also learned that parts of the trail would be closed for maintenance for a part of the summer due to needed improvements so we are holding off to continue more pieces of the trail until Autumn where we hope these closures have expired and the maintenance is finished.

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!