This park is such a hidden little gem! It's in the middle of a neighborhood really close to Valley…read moreMedical Center. It's literally buried in the neighborhood. You'd never know it was here... The only reason I found it was because of handy dandy Yelp! There's a parking lot that has plenty of parking, and a building with bathrooms in it. Can't speak much to them because we didn't use them, but they didn't look bad on the exterior. The park itself is pretty big. There's plenty of space to walk, even with a little mini trail in a cluster of trees near the playground. There's also a baseball field here, and sheltered seating perfect for eating lunch. The playground is awesome too. They've got equipment that's perfect for all ages - and they have baby swings! There's also a well-maintained basketball court here as well. Fabulous park. Super quiet, safe, and a perfect spot to bring the kiddos. We'll be back.

Thomas Teasdale park is a pretty small neighborhood park that allows a nice opportunity to get…read moreoutside and get some fresh air. Good sized paved parking lot, this is definitely a good place to get the littles out, but there are sports fields good for all ages and good places to picnic with reservations for shelters allowed. Plenty of green space and shade so it's very Summer friendly.

Turnkey Park is a nice place to get out and get some fresh air if you're in the area. Pretty good…read moresized playground for the kiddos with a paved trail for walking. There are a few sport courts (basketball & tennis), with a picnic area. Overall it's a pretty a-okay park!

So we decided to come to this park based on our proximity and the Yelp review. As it turns out,…read morethis will probably become one of our go-to parks now, even if we need to make a drive. It's not super big and the play structure isn't all that fantastic, but it has a huge sand play area which is really cool. I'm talking beach sand, not the gravel or bark that you find at most playgrounds, but real sand. However, it's the pump water faucet which flows into the sand that makes this park "whoa daddy, that's awesome!" Forget Alki, lets make sand castles in Kent! As mentioned in other reviews, it's a park that was put together in coordination with Disney so there is a bit of a theme to it. There are hidden Mickey Mouse's to find around the park and other "games" that are set up to try and find hidden objects. There are definitely some teaching and discovery tools set up around the play area. I'm pretty stoked Yelp discovered this park for us. According to my son, we will definitely be back.

A clean well kept park. I believe they just opened this renovated space a couple years back…read more There's river access, many different trail entrances, parking, flushable toilets, and lovely playground space. Great local spot for getting some fresh air & exercise

I love this park! The trail here is so peaceful! Perfect for getting some steps in. Tons of parking…read moreas well!

Super friendly and nice family park! We spent the morning and evening at Kennydale Park for a…read morefamily BBQ. It was a perfect size park for a family gathering. There were 2-3 other celebrations going on with enough space for everyone. The park has clean bathrooms which was a super plus. The beautiful weather was definitely the cherry on top! Great memories here!

The play area does not have any swings, but is new and well kept. There are two sets of…read moreplaygrounds. One for ages 2-12 for the toddlers and the other is recommended for 5-12 yo. Plenty of seating. Lots of field, includinga baseball field and a full sized basketball court. Nice and quiet. I like it. Oh! And there's plenty of parking! Yaassss!

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.

Briscoe park is a fairly small park in the Kent Valley along the Green River trail. Really not a…read moredestination place, it can be a nice place to stop your walk/ride for lunch and enjoy the views. This park also has a BMX course for those that are inclined!

One of the hidden park gems in the South King County area. Briscoe Park is located in the heart of…read morethe industrial area within Kent. It runs along the Green River Trail, and is easily accessible from a nearby parking lot near the trail. This seems like a great place for a variety of low cost, corporate events from one of the nearby buildings. They have plenty of space there for even hundreds of people if the occasion called for it. With access from the trail, you can even haul in quite a bit of equipment if you wanted to provide your own grill and play gear. This park has a path around the perimeter and along the trail, giving you options for walking around it if you're not wanting to get into the often wet grass. This location is not often overcome with birds, but you should expect the crows to be looking for snacks since they expect human activity. They have ample pavilion space, and from what I have seen it does not require any kind of reservation, so it should be first come first serve. I have rarely seen any kind of large groups out here, more is the shame since it is actually a pretty nice location to enjoy a sunny afternoon. Briscoe park is a definitely a little known destination for most. It is still a great respite for trail goers and park grill masters alike.

Fun park for kids. Kind of in a weird location, behind a warehouse, but super fun for my little…read more It's recommended for children age 5 and up but my 3 year old had a supervised blast.

Nice and away from the crowds. Early Sunday morning stroll was peaceful. Rabbits were out in force…read moreand birds were chirping away. Very well kept grounds. Super clean.

Nice place to take the kids to run and get the wiggles out. Big lawns, climbing walls and two big…read moreplayground toys.

Beautiful park perfect for kiddies of all ages! There are two play structures that caters to the…read moreyoung and older. There are also two swings but no baby swings. A picnic shelter with 4 tables is right there at the site. Perfect for a BBQ or a kids' birthday party. There are bathrooms nearby. Plus a field for kids to basically run around and exert themselves. This park is clean and def kept up. What a cute place to bring your kids. I will definitely be back.