Had a really great experience at Starfire Sports. We came for a rugby game, which was a new, fun…read moreexperience. Paying for parking was quite easy and you just follow the flow to a parking spot of your choice. The parking fee was $7. There are free parking areas which come with a walk so it's your choice of what to do. There were quite a few options for food. There's the concession stands and some food trucks. There are also booths you can stop by at, a merch tent, and an area where you can play corn hole or just play.

I love this place I have had tournaments here all of the stores are amazing the fields are some of…read morethe best I have played on and I love the indoor soccer space

I love this Park! During the coronavirus crisis, this place was my gym and my church at the same…read moretime. Really nice place to workout and pray asking for Peace, Kindness and Health for The World.

Wow such a lovely cute little park! This is the park I told you was near the Phantom Lake and the…read moreberry picking farm. It is so relaxing just walking around it. It feels closed and I. Nature in the middle of Bellevue :D Not too many but lovely flowers. Take time to come while walking to the Library nearby and read a bit here :)

I love this little park it's perfect for my 4 boys! They love the playground area and all the big…read moretrees and pathways. It's never too busy has nice bathrooms and food nearby if you want to grab lunch! Lots of shade and just enough sunshine on a warm day. It also has a small basketball area with a shorter hoop. Only downside is road noise on the south side of park but nothing crazy.

This park is never too busy, lots of space to ride around on a bike/scooter and also play on the…read moreequipment. Lots of shade on a hot sunny day.

Montlake Community Center is an excellent extremely reasonably priced event rental space with…read moreparking in central Seattle. It is part of the Seattle Parks. Our friends rented it for an event I attended with their own food and beverage. Staff was unobtrusive. Large main hall. Perfect floor. Pristine bathrooms. Kitchen. Hey, they even have a tennis court and it is on Lake Washington! Fine spot for weddings, birthdays, infants to grandparentals!

High marks for the Montlake Community Center, its friendly staff and busy fields. Nice gym with…read moretime for tots on rainy days (buy a punch card). Tennis court is often available. Plenty of fields and mediocre track. Some off street parking available. Pick up their brochure for complete activity schedule. Well used by the neighborhood and surrounding communities.

What a great swimming program for kids. The teachers were engaging and really kid friendly. The…read moreratio was amazing to see and the teachers who looked like they were part of a high school musical swim team went above and beyond to get to know the kids and they played fun games with them. I thought they might break out in song jk. This was the best swimming experience for my kids. They learned more in 30 minutes here than at the British Swim school. I also love the atmosphere as it reminded me of a community swim meet. Design and overall aesthetic of the community center is new and the center doesn't look run down. There was a random RV parked in front of the center but nothing sketch. As a parent I look out for these things. I'm excited to try more classes here for my kids.

I am very disappointed in the staff and in particular LeeMay Kim. I applied for a scholarship with…read moreSeattle parks and recreation because I don't have the income to cover the full tuition for these camps and activities. This they ran out of funding so I save up extra money just in case because my daughter really wanted to try a sport this year. I wanted to put her in camps that would help build up her creativity/motor skills.. She is very good with her hands and she wanted to try more sports.. I signed my daughter up for a soccer camp that cost 180.00 for 5 days and 50 minute sessions each day, in doors...The camp started on a monday August 11th and she got sick sunday the day prior... I emailed another program coordinator earlier monday 9am prior to the camp starting at 1pm to notify that my daughter was not feeling well, and she may miss some days of the camp... I asked if we could move her to another camp that starts in September so that she don't miss multiple days. LeeMay replied back stating the don't give refunds and she disregarded my question about asking to move my daughter to another camp... And she didn't reply at all to any of the questions I asked about happy feet soccer for 2 yr olds... She advised she could put a request in but a doctor's note is advised not required. I advised It takes time and money taking my kids to the hospital for a tummy ache and frequent uses to the bathroom when I can handle it as a parent and how come my word is not enough..she ignored the rest of my emails and chose to not put a request in for my refund or reply back stating why she could not change the camp dates or give a credit to my account for another activity. LeeMay Kim choose to not put the request in and The community center kept my 180.00 dollars. Now my daughter cant do the camp at all because I Don't have funds and could not afford to flush 180.00 down the drain... And Seattle parks and recreation scholarship department have no way in helping assist me in getting my refund.. Very disappointed in LeeMay and her un professional habits in how she chose to assist me....And how she and the Department made it harder for a child who was really wanting to be involved in a summer camp and program... I highly recommend not working with LeeMay or giving this community center any funding for youth because they really don't care about the youth... Very digested.

This is a small playground nestled in the Pinehurst neighborhood in north Seattle. It's very quiet…read moreand has a play structure, basketball court, baseball field, some grills and benches. There were very few people here and it was mostly just those who lived in the area passing through with their kids. I sat down on one of the tables and it was very peaceful and relaxing sitting there. This is a hidden gem and I might come back here more often if I want some peace and quiet.

Exploring local gems with my little one! We visited the Pinehurst Playfield playground. The…read moreneighborhood is friendly, and the area is generally clean. The park itself is a nice little spot, featuring a basketball hoop and a decent-sized kid playground. There's also a small baseball field on the side, perfect for a game of catch.

This is a great park for children of all ages. There is a large play area with multiple slides on…read moreit. It also has this circular bar that you can grab onto, push off the edge with your feet, and spin around on- for some reason the girls seem to flock to this thing more than the boys! There are some smaller areas for smaller children. There is this really neat contraption that my son calls the Spider, with ropes for climbing. And there's a zip-line that's pretty nifty too. Baseball games can still be caught on the other side of the park. Plenty of benches and picnic tables for parents to watch the games while still keeping an eye on the kids. The other review is pretty old. This place isn't really secluded anymore and it definitely stays busy!

This is such a cool little park and you'd never know it's there because it's behind city hall or a…read morefire station (not sure, maybe both?). There's a great little railroad-themed playground that my son plays at. They have a fun wooden play set with a metal slide that's very zippy. Also, there's a baseball field that has games you can watch from the tree-shaded benches. I really like sitting there on a sunny summer day while the kids play. All around the park are railroad tracks with old train cars to look at. There's a nice little path to around the park that leads you through behind the back of Jak's Grill and Stan's BBQ, and The Chinese restaurant. Also, look here for an AMAZING 3D map of the park. You can see what I mean about it being hidden. http://local.live.com/default.aspx?v=2&cp=rxnms34txd5q&style=o&lvl=2&scene=3726831

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.