What an awesome park! There's something for all ages, with trails, a basketball court, zip line,…read moreplayground, climbing equipment, and more. There are also public restrooms, which is always a plus. Parking is a little limited, but we really enjoy this park and would recommend it.

Small regional park with play ground and hiking trails. Some picnic tables but limited shaderead more

Playground isn't open until after 4:30 on weekdays, other than that it's a great spot for little…read moreones and probably one of my toddlers favorite parks

There are very few playgrounds that are correctly designed for all kids with different needs. Wood…read morechips are not exactly the best material, so this playground left me in awe. It has ramps everywhere giving chance to children all ages and all needs to have fun. It is big enough so kids can run around keeping the distance (you know.... COVID times) Not every kid can use a regular swing, it takes a lot of core strength to use one, so Meadow's playground has a couple of swings with full seat (see pictures, red swings ) This place is a hidden gem. There's also a covered picnic area in case it's raining or too sunny. Oh! And the best part: Plenty of parking spots!

On our way back from Mt. Rainier we visited West Fenwick Park, to give our toddlers a break from…read morethe drive, and they loved it! ... I really liked the mix of turf and rubbery floor, tons of designs with number patterns colors ... many slides, very accomodating to kids of various ages... our girls really enjoed the tunnel swing ( smaller ) there were also some big slides... covered picnic / tables - only bad thing was that some of the slides that left overs on them... but the city had dispatched a crew to clean up, crazy as they were working on sunday! more information on the park here: https://www.kentwa.gov/departments/kent-parks/parks-places/parks-trails/west-fenwick-park Thank you City of Kent!!!

This was a super nice park and was perfect for young children and slightly older ones too. The play…read morestructures were big and had a large variety of things, slides, climbing, spinning, ropes, etc. The one for the slightly older kids with the steepest slides had beans puke all over it (not sure how long it had been there), which was super gross, but the park service truck came while we were there and power hosed the thing down. Our toddlers had a great time climbing on the blocks, enjoying the slightly shorter and less steep toddler friendly slides, and the bucket swings.

Nice small bounce house Very good for young children good play area we were here on a weekday no…read morecrowds cost was 13 we arrived at 1145 only to find out they were closing early So 1 hour of play no reduction. In price. The play area was clean. Friday Saturday Sunday were private events only Monday through Thursday 10 to 2 wear socks

Lots of activities for the children. It does a smell of sweaty feet and the place is a little too…read moredark. But the activities are great!

Lovely field to play soccer. Well maintained turf and facilities. Super clean. Played couple of…read morematches here. Really enjoyed playing on that surface. It's a bit far from 405, so not so convenient to access. They have got a large parking lot. Very much clean restrooms. Nice community park!

We've only ever come here for soccer events, but the kids love the playground when we do come…read more It's always super clean, which I love. I never see any trash laying around, and the trash cans are always empty, or at least not over flowing with garbage. Other than that, I love the place.

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

This little park off of Issaquah-Hobart road is great! Has a lot of grass for your kids to run…read morearound on. Also a small playground area, mostly for kids age 10 and under. There's a lacrosse field and soccer field here. Restrooms are like the ones you'll see at any park in WA. This is a good place to watch the paragliders who take off across the street, too. I saw there are nearby trails but haven't ventured out there. Located in a quiet area, I've passed here dozens of times but this was the first time I've stopped. No one else was here. Good place to stop to park and take a walk as well. Saw the hours online are dawn to dusk.

Darling little park.... parking is good. Great spot not used often utilized... open areas... clean…read more Safe... only thing I dislike is how busy Hobart road is ... noisy at times.

The center is exactly what Issaquah needs. It is VERY well-kept, and fun place for kids ages 1 to…read more10. My kids always have fun here and ask to come back. The employees walk around constantly, showing they care about the place and taking good care of it. The only annoying thing is their claim that you must buy their specific brand of socks because of "insurance policies." That is total crap. No insurance company mandates a specific retail brand name of socks; they only care about general safety and grip. Using that excuse feels a little insulting to me. However, I don't care too much i'll buy the socks without doubt and support the business, because this is a great place. We will definitely come back here all the time because the facility itself is amazing! Thanks all we are more than happy to continue giving you our business

Caught wind of this place last year and finally made it around to this relatively new addition of…read morean indoor play space for young children. Online ticket reservation was easy, paying for just the child's ticket while adults are free (phew). Reading previous reviews, it seems they gave out their own grippy socks at one point, but I came prepared with my son having his own which was fine per the front desk. The interior is well thought out and planned for kids to go around exploring: 2 indoor climbing structures, 2 excavator pits (literally the most unique attraction that we never had ourselves growing up), a small child/ young toddler area, and pretend play police/fire station, movie theater and 3 ride-on animals. There's ample comfy seating for adults to lounge, because we all need to dissociate from our kids at times. Overall the environment was clean, nothing looked too worn down outside expectations, and all the staff were friendly. If you plan on spending 2+ hours here, the young ones will get hungry, which leaves you at the mercy of having to pay on-site inflation for snacks or a bulkier meal; at least the options are relatively "healthier" for kids, but you should lower expectations for yourself. Personally I could've made that $8 cup of mac and cheese better... all while avoiding a curdled cheese sauce. I'd like to think $25 admission for a weekday AM was sufficient to give my 4yo the space he needed, but crowds can still build up by mid-AM; I don't foresee smaller toddlers doing well if you are worried about the bigger kids possibly trampling over them. Heads up, just received an email that they're increasing prices and mandating their own $5 grippy socks, as I'm typing this near the end of March 2026 :(

Ok, this may not be the Central Park of NYC, but it's a lovely park and worth checking out! Amazing…read moremountain views all around, and it even has a mini hiking loop (probably just over a mile long) that takes you into the forest and leads you out to a nice neighborhood to complete the loop. I didn't even check out the other half of the park this time since I was so occupied with this loop (which I'm obsessed with by the way haha), but it looked like there were children's playgrounds, soccer fields, and more. This park was way larger than expected and it looks like I'll be a frequent visitor now, so I'm sure I'll check out the other half of the park very soon.

Great place to hang out, walk, and play sports on the beautiful well kept turf fields that houses…read moremultiple soccer goals and a corner for baseball. Been going for about a year now and have had no problems. Have noticed they only turn the lights on for reserved sports and you will be kindly asked to leave the field for reserved practices and games.