I used to take my kids here YEARS ago when we lived in a nearby neighborhood and was taken on a…read moretrip down memory lane when we had my daughter's preschool graduation lunch here. Surprised I forgot to write a review for them in the past! The biggest downside is the parking lot. There's literally like 7 parking spots so it fills up crazy fast. There is some street parking around the block for worst case scenario though. The other downside is that there is only a portable bathroom here and it's usually pretty gross, so plan to go before you leave home! The park itself is a pretty good size. There's a loop of a paved walking trail where lots of people were walking their dogs. The playground is a decent size but it's pretty exposed so bring lots of sunscreen and water! There is a decent amount of shade on the outskirts and on the trail because it's covered in large trees. A few picnic tables and benches here and there as well as a basketball court. It's a decent little park if you're nearby but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here.

This is a nice park to walk to if you're in the area as there are only 6 parking spots, 1 of which…read moreis handicapped on SW Dash Point Rd. There is a brightly colored playground for the kids which looks as well kept as the rest of the grounds and safe. There is one basketball court and a few benches scattered around here and there. This really is a small park which kind of explains the lack of parking. But there is enough room for your little ones to run (kids & dogs) or even toss a ball around or frisbee. The walking trail is small but if you circle it a couple of times, you might be able to get a small sweat.

So creepy. Lots of single men. I was walking down a trail and a guy was walking behind me with a…read morebig knife! He was ostensibly carving a stick but the stick was small and the knife was big and he was just walking down the trail whacking his knife into the stick over and over again. I was like, time to go! Then from across the park and old man yelled at me to keep my dog away. Feeling was mutual.

Beautiful green park with babbling brooks. I don't suggest the ladies go here alone the last time I…read morewas here walking my dog I had a strange man coming to the parking lot and I think he was just seeing if I was alone or not. This park goes into kind of a dead end in the back so I suggest you go in pairs . Great to bike ride, smooth concrete walkways , green hills for the kids to roll down.

Dacca Park in Fife I have been to at least once. I went here with the idea of going on a longer…read morepark walk with trails and whatnot. This park is more geared for sports and not exactly for the type of activity I had in mind. Yes, there were places to walk but they weren't very lengthy compared to other parks around. So if you have walking and other more passive activities in mind be aware this is more tailored more as a sports field.

Large parking area and the park caters to many: dog owners, sports field and a play ground area for…read morekids includes a volley ball set up. For us we use the dog park section. No clean water at the dog park, reminds me a bit of Levee Pond also in Fife but this is fenced off so it's called a dog park. Poop bags are there, but is there still dog poop around? Yes. I like that it's mostly quiet and small but it's the far back in the park and can feel unsafe. No large field or dog playground area set up, so if you're looking for that type of park it's not for you.

Cute little park in the middle of a neighborhood in the Federal Way area…read more Came here on a sunny day with my year and a half old to kill some of his energy. There weren't other little kids here (but big kids out of school playing basketball) so he had the whole playground to himself, which was nice. Note: there isn't much of a parking area here. You kind of just park on the gravel at the front of the park, but nothing clear is indicated. There's really only room for 2-3 cars but there's street parking around as it's a neighborhood area. The playground is better for older kids, but my son had fun running up and down the stairs and doing the slides. It's got a fun little "zip line" type of thing attached to the playground, which is cool. There's also big kid swings and baby swings here. The park itself has a basketball court and some trails to walk behind the playground which gives you something else to do to spend more time here. It seems as if this is a hotspot for high schoolers to come hang out after school (when it's in session). There was some litter scattered in the play area, such as candy/chip wrappers, soda cans, random plastic, etc. I picked up quite a bit of it and threw it away into the trash (like a decent human being) to make it a little better for the next kid who came to play. TLDR; decent place for little kids, probably better for big kids, but does a great job to get little one's energy out on a nice day.

This is a nice little green space to get out and get some fresh air. The main point of this place…read moreis the play fields, which are nicely maintained. There's also a playground ground with covered picnic areas and restrooms, that are in good condition. Not exactly a destination place, but if you're in the area it's a nice place to stop off.

Nice, quiet park for the kids to play at. My oldest is 16 and youngest is 7 and they both had a…read morelittle bit of fun.

Attended a friends wedding here - a clean park with some views, childrens play structure, a field,…read moreand a covered structure with tables and benches. This little park has it all. A tiny parking lot that wasn't sufficient for all those attending wasn't a problem as the overflow parking went way off into the streets and into the residential neighborhoods. Park was very clean. Tables and bathrooms and lawn areas. This is a suburb of Seattle so it is a different world than what you might think of when you think Seattle. No graffiti no crime no problems. It is up a little hill which gives views of the surrounding areas. Air was very fresh although a little warm. The field is great for any sports you can imagine and the children's play structure great for keeping younger ones happy. I personally tried out the swings and slides with the kid brother. Little Edmond especially loved it. A great park but more a great day. Reconnected with old friends I hadn't seen in 5 or 10 years. Met extended family of my friend and talked about some of the good old days and old memories.

Looks can be deceiving: this park is larger than it lets on. One of my personal favourite things in…read morethe park is the activities building. Not only can you rent it out for your event, but the city uses it to host a variety of classes; I have fond memories of taking Taekwondo here as a sprout. This park also has baseball and wiffle ball fields along with tennis courts, play equipment for the kiddies, and everything you need for picnic time. Like most public BBQs it's not exactly the cleanest thing around so plan accordingly!

Great space for events right off the 167 central exit. My church used to rent this space back in…read morethe day, great memories

Wilson Playfields is a very, very popular place to get your sports on! Open year round, soccer…read moreseems to be the primary sport, but there's baseball/kickball and football as well. The fields are in really good condition and it's clear why this place is popular. There's also a small playground so the littles can burn some energy off if being a sports spectator isn't doing it for them anymore. Picnic area and bathrooms on the premise as well, easy to spend the entire day if you're so inclined.

We come here for soccer league. Apparently everyone else does too. They have several fields, along…read morewith bathrooms and a playground at the entrance. It's fenced in, well lit, always clean, and you can tell it was built relative recently. I will note that the fields do not have real grass - it's all artificial turf. Which is great because it saves on water.