The softball/baseball fields are generally free to use, which is great, but the reason why is that…read morethey are pretty terrible. The infield dirt is THE loosest and dustiest field you will ever play on, and it's uneven. If there was any rain recently, expect areas with pooled water. The outfield is basically all weeds, filled with potholes, rocks, and other fun things. You definitely don't want to go all out of dice in this outfield. But hey, it's free, usually open, and there are multiple fields to use, so you can't complain too much.

A great neighborhood spot for all things kid related!…read more Large fields for running, playing ball, paths for bicycling, and playgrounds for the biggers and the littles, this long park has something for all family members' ages! Across the street from private homes, it provides a wonderful extended "front yard" for people living there. Plentiful parking can be found in the park and on the street.

This park used to be called the White Center Park and was renamed in honor of a fallen King County…read moreSheriff's Deputy. There is space for a variety of sports: baseball fields, soccer fields, basketball courts, tennis courts. There are walking paths as well as picnic areas and a park for kids. We saw a little league team practicing so this park seems like a place where a lot of sports league games take place over the weekend. The restrooms were pretty interesting: they were individual restrooms with a slick and modern exterior but the interior was similar to every other public restroom you'd see. They were also not well-maintained as the connected hand sanitizer dispenser was empty and the hand wash station was not working. There was a good amount of parking but I'm sure it could get packed if there's a tournament of some sort going on. This looks like a great park if you're looking to stay active.

This is a great park, as it has something for everyone - playground, tennis courts, ball fields and…read morespace for running and activity. We were invited to a birthday party here and had access to the covered structure adjacent to the playground for snacks and food. The park looks well maintained and well supported by locals and neighbors, which is a good sign in my book!

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!!

This Little League ran property hosts 4 baseball fields (3 actively used), concession stands,…read morebathrooms, and plenty of parking. While the fields are older, equipment and amenities in the "well-loved" condition, it is still a great place for kids in LL to play some ball. Please remember, LL is purely powered by volunteers. It is a safe assumption that this property is maintained in the same manner. It may not be shiny and new- but the fields are playable, the stands are sturdy, and the kids who play here have a blast. 4 stars- cause while there is room for improvement for this property- it is amazing to see a community attraction that is run from selfless community activism!!

Good Springtime league, And a fall Program, Very comfortable atmosphere growing seeing the same…read morefamilies every gameday. Your kids will have a blast.

Absolute killer ballpark! We made it to a Mariners game during our trip to Seattle, and I am so…read moreglad we were able to check out T-Mobile Park. First, the views. The ballpark looks over the Puget Sound and downtown Seattle. Fantastic views! Gorgeous setting. We were able to score discount tickets to the game via a college/student rate. It was a great way to get into teh action at a reasonable price. Even the upper bowl seating is pretty good. There are tons of food options here. Everything from classic ballpark hot dogs and snacks, to gourmet teriyaki from local spot, Marination, or legendary pizza from MOTO. The kids' club program here is also very cool. You can score discount tickets to future games, free hats, and lanyards for each kiddo you have in your group. Great access to the ballpark via bus or train. Seemed like there were many parking options nearby for those visiting via car. Great ballpark, entertaining baseball game, fantastic views.

I have been going to this venue since right after they built it. It also happens that I just moved…read moreup to Seattle at that time. I've always lived south of the city and found that the best ride was to take the sounder. You can literally get offered across the road and walk the stadium. I've been fortunate enough to sit in many different sweets and areas in the ballpark. When I get the cheap tickets, it's fun to just walk around and experience. Everything that the ballpark has. The baseball bat chandelier is one of my favorites. Took my son to the All-Star suite for his birthday one year and it was great. Unlimited ballpark food and even seating just outside this suite. The attending staff was great. My son caught a baseball during batting practice and they went and got a pocket sized card to authenticated. The usher also took us down to see the ABS. Are most memorable moments have come when we have managed to get diamond club seats. That is the most incredible experience you can have at T-Mobile Park. The dining is first class and the seats are close enough that you can hear the players talking in the on deck circle. My son got such a kick out of ordering food all throughout the game and being so close to the action. If you get a chance to attend a game here, you won't regret it

This isna nice park for a walk in the city. I usually walk my dag there at least once a week where…read morehe meets some of his four legged friends. Multiple paths through the trees and a nice path along the water. Multiple playgrounds and both covered and uncovered table areas, some of which can be reserved for events. Normally some children's activities or club through summer so it can get a little crowded in the late morning to afternoons. On busy days parking can be difficult as the lots will fill quickly. There might also be a line of.cars waiting foe the nearby ferry. It's been cleaned up a lot in the last few years, no more open air drug market.

A visit to Lincoln Park along the shores of Puget Sound is a wonderful way to spend time outdoors…read morein Seattle. The park offers complimentary parking lots, plenty of picnic areas for both large and small groups, a playground, covered shelters, outdoor restrooms, and it's very dog- and bicycle-friendly. One of the best parts is simply relaxing along the waterfront path and watching the steady stream of Washington State Ferries traveling back and forth across the Sound. During the summer months, the park even features an outdoor swimming pool. Our main reason for visiting was to see Bruun Idun created by Danish artist Thomas Dambo, and it did not disappoint. While walking the Puget Sound trail to find the troll, we also spotted a bald eagle perched in its nest--very cool! After snapping photos, we were treated to a beautiful sunset over the water. With nature, art, and incredible views all in one place, Lincoln Park is absolutely worth a visit.

Liberty Park has a large green area, basketball court, two pickleball courts, a tennis court, and a…read morehybrid (dual-use) tennis and pickleball court (with a new sign about shared pickleball/tennis times that people don't really follow). What's nice is that they have lit courts until 11:15pm, which is a rarity outside of Seattle. While Liberty is a fairly well-maintained park, you definitely want to watch your back, especially at night. I've seen more than my fill of drunkards, tweakers, homeless, etc. and a man walking around with a large knife... Like the rest of downtown Renton, it is unfortunately not the safest of areas. If you are looking to play competitive pickleball, the community of pickleball players here after 4pm are fairly high-level and many of them play in local pickleball tournaments. Overall: 3/5 for park maintenance, 1/5 for park safety

A great place to get your pickleball in after work or on the weekends. There's some high level…read moreplayers here pretty consistently.

Pretty good area to get outside if you're in the area. The track is very nicely maintained; turf…read morefield, and overall a lot of space to get your recreation on.

A very nice park in a good location!…read more There are turf sports fields (football, baseball, soccer-all on same lot), baseball batting cages, tennis courts, a wading pool, swing set, jungle gym, and lots of benches! Let's not forget the GIANT grass field behind the Hiawatha building that summer concerts are held at! It is located right next to a Safeway and across the street from a fancy sandwich shop, so picnics are very easy events to plan or to execute on a whim! On sunny afternoons you will find an abundance of children and on rainy days it us pretty quiet. Solid family park.