There are four pickleball courts, a wide-open grassy field, playground, and occasionally bathrooms…read more Why occasionally? Well, they're closed during the winters. I'm not sure why, given how busy this place is year round. I'm not sure where people go to relieve themselves other than maybe walking a few blocks down to the beach for their washrooms? Street parking near by is easy to find.

Solid place to get a pickleball game in. There are 4 pickleball courts total and we can on…read moreWednesday evening and 2 courts were empty. But they filled up shortly after. But there's not as many people at these courts so I feel like you can definitely get a court eventually. The bathroom in the park is relatively clean and the toilets are functional (i.e. they flush). There is no sanitary pads trashcan in the stalls but there is a trash can outside the bathroom so you can dispose of them there. The soap dispenser in the bathroom is broken (but that's not unexpected for a public bathroom). There's a water fountain next to the bathroom so you can fill up your water bottle there.

This was a very fun experience! Whether it's part of date night activities, or just a great family…read moreouting with the kids, you will enjoy it. If you pair it with the Bigfoot VR experience next door, it's a complete win! The Wings ride shows you so much of the Seattle area scenery and jus enough movement on the ride to be fun and exciting, but not scary. Full disclosure, we did the wings ride back to back days. The $25 admission price is very worth it,

Visiting from Orlando Florida, I enjoyed Wings Over Washington. The visuals, motion, and wind…read moreeffects made it feel like you were truly flying across the state. One thing that seemed to be missing during our ride was the scent effects, which would have added even more to the 4D experience. As a visitor, I also wish they would call out the locations shown during show maybe in pre-show or throughout the ride. Washington has some incredible scenery, and knowing where I was "flying" would have had me adding places to my must-visit list. Still a fun attraction and definitely worth experiencing while visiting Seattle.

Cute little playground and a lot of cool stuff if you're a little kid and even adult. We looked…read moreonline and came during the public hours at least what their website said. It's really cool that there's a lot of chickens and Vanny so you can just go up and play with as well as all the little structures in playground and stuff . I will say one of the most offputting things was while we were looking at the chickens. Some woman next to us was kind of talking about the park, not being open to the public and going on and on about it. I may be thinking too much into it although she was talking to someone else and right next to us, but it did kind of seem like it was directed towards us. I would just recommend checking in public hours as the other hours are for the preschool attendees.

What an awesome playground for ages 1-6! This is a free park but there is also a pre-school here so…read morethe public can come play during certain hours only. We came during Christmas break so there was no one there. After an hour of play we did see about three other families playing all wearing masks. My toddler loved running around the place. There were chickens to say hi to and a cool red truck he could sit in. The musical instruments were fun for him to bang on as well as jumping on the balls and hill. There is actually a basketball court right next to it so you could actually bring older kids and have a game. Wear rain boots as it can get a bit muddy during the winter months. Highly recommend coming here for great imaginative play.

Toddler friendly park where big sibling can still swing and play. All types of wheels to ride and…read moretoys to play with. Has a sand pit and a small field. It's a neighborhood favorite. Not much shade and no bathrooms near by...be prepared.

My daughter loved this park! I live in west seattle and heard about this park years ago from a…read morefriend. In an mission to adventure from our usuals we visited this park on a sunny March day. While it may seem like an ordinary park, it actually has a collection of outdoor toys to try. My daughter typically likes only the swings, so it was a nice reprieve from having to push her and instead have her play on the other activities. There is ample places for parents to sit and watch their kiddos. This park also catered to a wide age range with structures suitable for small kids and big ones alike

The Seattle Children's Museum is a great spot for little kids, but getting there the first time is…read morea bit of a maze. It's on the bottom floor of the Armory building -- make sure you take the main elevator in the center of the food court, not the side elevators, or you'll end up wandering around confused. Once you're inside, though, it's fantastic. There are tons of activities and play areas, and plenty of seating scattered throughout so parents can actually sit down while the kids explore. My 18-month-old had an absolute blast, and even two hours wasn't enough time to cover everything at her pace before nap time. The changing rooms and stations are clean and well-maintained, and there are designated snacking areas too. My biggest complaint -- and the reason I don't get a membership -- is the parking situation. It's a mess. There are lots of different parking lots around Seattle Center, but they're expensive, and most involve a long walk if you're hauling strollers and kids. If they ever fix that, this place would be perfect. It does get busy, especially on rainy days but it's so big and spacious that it didn't feel too crowded on a Tuesday morning.

Frannie was fantabulous! We walked in to tour facility and ended up experiencing the place for 3…read morehours flat..gio was helpful too, recco for kids under 10! Fascinating art, science & what not fun frolic STEM activities & motion/sensory play:) win-win for grown ups as well!

We absolutely love the Little Gym of West Seattle! We moved to the area from out of state, and I'm…read moresoo thankful a new mom friend recommended it. We tried it out and signed up about a week after moving. It has done wonders to help my little one socialize, and to help me connect with other moms/parents! We LOVE Teacher Dillon. He has brought big smiles to my little one from the very start. We loved Teacher Ginny and were sad to see her go, but we are also very happy with our new Teacher Lauren. Every instructor provides a friendly and welcoming environment which has made it so easy for my now almost 15 month old to thrive there. He started at 10 months, and has made leaps and bounds in his confidence and mobility since joining the Little Gym. It is truly the highlight of our week since moving here, and I can't praise it enough.

we feel so lucky to have found The Little Gym and Teacher Dillon. he is truly a gem in the world of…read morebaby gymnastics. our 9-month-old absolutely lights up every time class starts and that's entirely thanks to Dillon's energy, intuition, and deep respect for each child's unique developmental pace. what sets him apart is his incredible ability to push our baby's growing edge just enough to support progress without ever overwhelming her. he's a baby whisperer-meets-gymnastics coach: confident, kind, endlessly encouraging, and always in tune with what the littles need. from motor skills to confidence to joy, we've seen it all grow in our little one thanks to Dillon's gentle, playful, and skillful approach. every session is a perfect balance of challenge and nurture. we can't recommend The Little Gym enough and if you're lucky enough to get a spot in Teacher Dillon's class, take it and never let go!

The SELC team provided an Elementary Support program for K-2nd throughout the 2020-2021 school…read moreyear, as well as a summer camp program for summer 2021. It was a life saver! Our daughter was able to navigate remote learning during kindergarten while still getting a chance to hang out with other kids, all within the confines of the safe and clean facility at SELC-Admiral 2. Based on our experience, we recommend the SELC team for childcare needs.

From the owner: DCYF / WA state Licensed Preschool; serving Infants; Toddlers, Preschoolers, Pre-K…read more Our newly constructed building has an indoor KidsGym as well as a large outdoor rooftop play area.

My first grader was reluctant and nervous to try out a new after-school place, but when I picked…read morehim up yesterday he begged to return and even stated that he wishes to LIVE at Island Time! You can't argue with the honesty of a six year old! The managers of Island Time are long time child care providers and it's immediately evident that they love what they do.

Island Time Kid's Program is such an incredible after-school and summer care program. The staff are…read moresupportive and kind, the kids create such a fun environment for each other and the programs offered are educational. Cheryl, the director, puts the kids interests first and is always looking for ways to reinvest in the program and how to improve things. The kids all play with each other, doesn't matter how old they are, and the staff are trained to treat the kids with love and kindness above all else. I would highly recommend this program!

Dinocrew entertainment was AMAZING!! We hosted our son's party today and everyone had a great time…read more I was so surprised how they were able to organize such a fun interactive show! We loved every minute of it, I'm so glad that I found them. Worth the money and highly recommended!

From the owner: Planning a memorable birthday party for your kids can be a tough job but not an impossible one…read more Kids are always in search of a wonderful surprise gift for their birthday parties. That's where we come in. We specialize in bringing "the dinosaur theme" to life. Between our car sized mechanical dinosaur suits to our lifelike puppets your children will experience the closest thing possible to a dinosaur encounter. We supply your party or event with an experience that children and adults alike can feel that sense of amazement when your imagination takes over visualizing these intriguing animals roaming the earth. Visit our website and call today.

Camp Long is the biggest park in West Seattle most people don't know about. It's not on the water -…read morebut that's not a bad thing. Within the boundaries of the park are miles of trails that most people drive hours out of town to walk on. Not to mention owl spottings, blackberries, bathrooms, cabins to camp in, a natural rock climbing wall and a cool events space. I had dear friends get married here and it felt like they had rented a overnight camp to celebrate - but it was a ten minute walk home. Weeds are a bit overgrown with COVID having Parks only doing essential maintenance but not too bad. Spend an hour or an afternoon here - it's worth it!

I grew up in Burien and have lived here all my life. As a teenager with lots of energy and nothing…read moreto do, I can remember going to a church group who took kids, like myself, on weekend trips camping. I can remember going with the group to camp at the park and fell in love with the beauty of the park and all the fun we had playing games and camping. This was in the mid 70's and I haven't been back since but I should revisit the park to remember the great times I had there that helped me stay out of trouble and be productive in life as I got older. Great place to take the family to back then.