this review is only for the playground. this is a pretty weird playground. it's training kids to be…read moremasters of balance, or it's made for giant yoga masters? idk. a lot of these things, i'm like, "how are uncoordinated kids supposed to do this?? this is so dangerous??" but i guess if you have an expert climber and someone who thinks being unbalanced is really funny, then this is the park for you. there's a tiny thing for little little kids and no sand pit.

Bustling, yet serene park with towering ring of trees, large grassed area, playground, basketball…read morecourt, and my favorite, two well-maintained tennis courts. I enjoyed my time there yesterday and have already planned a return visit next week. Great job! to the City of Bellevue, keep up the good work.

This is an amazing place for kids to play and adults to walk! There are bathrooms, two play…read morestructures and there mostly always be kids to play with there! There is also a covered area for people to host parties. There is a tennis court that includes 2 basketball hoops and 2 soccer goals. The wide open space can be meant for dogs to run around and to play other games inside the park. I would definitely recommend!

Cute basic Park that looks a little bit touristy lots of grass for dogs to run around and beautiful…read morebark shady and sunny areas to sit in. Great for strollers or people with walkers. I would definitely come back here to have a picnic in the sun or to sunbathe there is very few people here on the weekdays.

I walk from home torun here everyday to get fresh air and a decent workout! Such a beautiful park…read morewith a tiny dual use basketball/pickleball court, 1/2 mile nature trail around the perimeter with a slough running through, uphill trails to the top, play area and swings for kids, a baseball/soccer field and plenty of parking. Lots of birds, rabbits and an occasional garter snake greet you. A gem in the Lakemont neighborhood.

Lovely neighborhood Bellevue park. What makes this one extra special is its nature walks through…read morethe wetlands. We often hike the trails here and enjoy the covered playground when it's a little drizzly out. The playground is rather small so on busy days we tend to run around on the grass, walk the trails or check out what's happening in the visitors center.

I wasn't attracted to this park at the beginning. I wanted more hiking scener. Now I realize how…read moreuseful and pretty this park is. I guess it depends on yhe activities. After coming here for years, I can certainly tell you it has pretty much what I need: fields for different sports, a running path, trees, playgrounds, biiig shelter, beach volleyball, and view. I remember it had a wooden path right where the new farm is. It has been replaced with pavement. I prefer the first type. Gave it a more natural and kind of bridge look. Walking on top of water and plants field . I am not sure if they get water now. I haven't seen tall plants nor heard frogs anymore. I like there are lots of birds singing through the days. I don't know why they haven't extended the trail to the rest of the forest. In maps you can see there was something ‍

Make sure you lock your car doors someone stole my credit cards today around 5 PM. Like anywhere,…read morekeep an eye on your surroundings and lock up and remove any valuables you may have in your vehicle.

Nice little neighborhood park but there's only 3 parking spots and 1 handicapped spot. Obviously,…read moreyou can park further into the neighborhood and walk which isn't a big deal. The playground is pretty decent with a little slide for smaller toddlers and two large ones. The playground also has some swings. There's enough grass to kick a ball around/play with the dog. I saw a basketball court, a picnic table or two, and numerous benches.

Great park to come for a quiet day with kids or a pleasant walk. Big open grass areas for picnics,…read morelots of picnic tables, a decent playground with swings, and lots of paths all around. There is also a basketball court and undercover tables. To the side is a wooded area great for a "hike" and getting out into nature without leaving the suburbs. Because the whole park is pretty enclosed, it makes for a good place to take your dog. There are only a few parking spots.

Beautifully thought out area~ Always enjoy walking through here~ I'm fortunate enough to have this…read morepark entrance at the rear of my apt complex ~

There is a small playground for kids and a walking trail as well. When the water lever is high you…read morecan even go tubing!

Adorable playground connected to a historical train depot in the heart of Issaquah…read more The playground is small but my three year old loved it. There were things to climb, slides, swings, and several benches to stop for a snack. It's beautiful in spring when the surrounding trees are in bloom.

Great park for kids to hang out and play. It is very open and in a great location. Also a nice…read moreplace to have a picnic or something like that.

Very close to downtown Bellevue, Wildwood Park has a large off-leash dog area for our canine…read morefriends. The downtown area of Bellevue is a very modern looking city, with buildings as tall as 42 floors and a very large city park, dominating the area. But if you go just a bit South towards more of a residential area, you will meet this beautifully maintained park, with most of its area dominated by a fenced in lawn covered in bark mulch. It is only one block away from Meydenbauer Bay of Lake Washington. The chain link fence is well maintained, the mulch is relatively new, and dog owners are being responsible looking after their pets (plus there are no geese or ducks roaming around, leaving presents). It's a great place to let a young dog let out its energy.

Nice, neighborhood park that's secluded in downtown Bellevue…read more I like that Wildwood Park is hidden, and is primarily used by those who live in the area. It's not the largest park by any means, nor does it have many amenities. But it's nice to know it's here for those who want to find a quiet park where not many frequent, but is enough room to wander around. It's hidden off behind Main Street in downtown Bellevue, where many older condos and apartments are located. Space is a decent size for dogs to run around in the large lawn, but wouldn't recommend for any group games or to play sports. It's best for lounging and for smaller activities, such as playing catch or yoga. There is a wooded area, but is very small, as well as a water fountain, benches and picnic tables, complimentary poop bags for dogs and a mini library, my favorite feature here! Although I don't often visit Wildwood Park, it's nice to know I can come here for some alone time, especially when I wanna lay out and read a book. Close to the hub of downtown Bellevue, but far enough to be away from it, if that makes any sense. That's the charm of Wildwood Park.