First time her with my dog. pretty cool and clean. Lots of parking and open spaces to run and…read moreenjoy all the smells away from others. Then there is a section for kids cool. We will definitely return. It was good to be able to get out. I'm glad it's clean and kept up very well. Good location.

This is one of our favorite parks! We've celebrated our daughter's birthday here as well as enjoyed…read morethe spray park several times. There's ample parking around as well as near the playground. There's plenty of structures for little and big kids. And the shave ice spot is convenient and refreshing in the summertime!

I found an abundance of different wildlife out and about at Lynndale Park this morning, arrived…read moreabout 7:07 a.m. on Thursday 25 May 2023, and the sun was shining and warm. After missing one of the parking areas, I turned up the road by a sign along the street for the park. Just up the road and to the right is a small parking area abutting a paved area with basketball hoops and benches, a small red restroom building, a skate park, and a playground. Mine was the only car in the parking lot both when I arrived and when I left. Up the hills by the skate park is a trail into the woods. On a stump just in the trees was a chickaree (North American red squirrel). In addition to the first red squirrel, I heard others calling from the trees as I walked. The trees along the trails are tall and provided protection from the rays of the sun. Shade cast on the ground was cool. Along the trails were different flowers in bloom and ripening salmonberries. In my approximately half an hour at the park, I encountered vocal sparrows, a rufous-sided towhee, a bunny rabbit, a gray squirrel, and foraging woodpeckers. All around an enjoyable morning adventure.

Great location for a walk - even better if you have a doggo or kiddo. Water available and you can…read morewander off into the woods if you choose.

My favorite woods, I grew up next door and my brothers and spent our childhood roaming through…read morethese woods before it was called Boeing Creek Patk, ever changing and upgraded into one of the most accessible and beautiful woodland parks around. A little secret slice of heaven!

This is a beautiful park serene park bang in the middle of the city. A little oasis of sorts! The…read moreonly thing I would improve is better signage. We got lost and went in circles, for a bit on our hike, trying to find our way back. Other than that, I highly recommend it!

There used to be fewer people using this park until it got renovated. The upgraded playground now…read moredraws a ton of kids and families. I personally miss the older park because the new baseball field takes up so much wasted space and is rarely used to its full extent. The center of the grass field and some other parts fill up with tons of muddy puddles whenever it rains. They take forever to dry up because the trees around the park cast shadows for the majority of the day if it's even sunny. I've slipped and fell on the grass before because it can get slippery, especially when getting pulled by a dog on leash. The best part about the renovated park for me is there's multiple garbage cans and dog bag stations throughout the park. I think there used to be only one trash can in the eastern half of the park. The cement walking path around the park is good for taking laps around the park.

There's something for all ages at this newly renovated park. Lots of slides, hills, swings,…read moreaccessible features, and lots of room to run. There's a little trail around the playground and playfield, and public bathrooms. On the basketball court there are also ping pong tables. Beside the court is stadium seating/steps built in.

Beautiful park with playground, tennis court, plenty of benches, and a beautiful view! Free…read moreparking. Definitely a nice and quiet park to sit at for a relaxing sunny spring or summer lunch. I can't wait to return to use the tennis courts for badminton!

Definitely one of beautiful parks in Seattle with a water view and I love that it is next to…read moreRichmond beach library. You can have your kids play and read books and borrow books at one stop

Deer Creek Park is a tranquil park tucked away in Woodway. A small parking lot is located at the…read moreentrance on Woodway Park Road. In the evenings I have found that this parking lot can fill up quickly. The main entrance is located to the south of Brown Owl Bridge. There are trails to walk and benches where you can sit and rest. The trails are well maintained and wash-out and overgrowing of the trails has not been a problem in my experience. At the top of the trail system is a meadow called Krebs Meadow. The meadow has a grassy field, a woodchip floored playground with a few miscellaneous play/exercise pieces. At this part of the park there are also picnic tables and a trash can. A nice place to sit and catch one's breath, do some exploring, and/or have a picnic in the woods. I enjoy coming here both with my mom and on my own for a walk in the woods to clear my head and feel immersed in nature.

Yost Park first came on my radar as a kid when I went to the day summer camps at the Anderson…read moreCenter in Edmonds. They would walk us places for adventures during the week and Yost Park and Pool were one of the places we got to adventure. I enjoyed it then and still enjoy it now over two decades later. The pool itself is well built to be child friendly. It is in a stout 'L' shape with 25 yards in shallow to mid-depth waters. Very nice when one is young. The water as I remember it is cold, not a bad thing just a shock to the system to those who were not accustomed to it. Above the pool there are tennis courts, picnic tables, and a playground. There is also a sloped grassy area around the pool, but not one to play sports on really. I most recently visited Yost Park on Wednesday the 8th of July 2020 with my mom. Steep trails can freak her out a bit. One of the nice things about the trail system at Yost is that railings are provided in areas where the trail is steeper. Helpful in keeping one's balance and providing support while going up or down a hill. Signage along the trails provide warnings to heed especially when it is rainy and the trails can be slick as well as historical information about the park. We saw a chipmunk, a variety of birds, squirrels, and different plants on our visit last Wednesday. If driving here, make sure to check under your car before you leave so as to not run over and kill any critters who might be under it. I found a gray squirrel exploring under my car when my mom and I went to leave. Happy to wait for the little critter to continue on its way before driving off so it can live. Fun place to bond with the wildlife!

I love this park but probably not for the same reasons others do. While it has a nice, large public…read morepool and awesome trails snaking through the forest, I go to do wildlife photography. The park itself is great for exercise as several of the trails have good incline so you can get a bit of a workout. I stopped short of giving 5 stars because I have encountered screaming groups of children several times who trample the vegetation off-trail and in the dry creek bed and it is very annoying that the adults supervising them allow this. One of these groups is a nature group/school for children. I am attaching a photo I took at Yost

Such a wonderful park. There is a water pad for kids to play in during the summer as well. The…read moreplayground is divided into two sections, one is geared more towards 2-6 year olds, while the other portion with the bigger slides is better for older kids. The spinning carousel is fun one for the kids to get dizzy with. This park has regular swings, toddler swings, a harness swing, and two platform swings. There are some basketball courts nearby. And you can go for a short scenic walk on some trails behind the park. My 2 year loves walking the trail.

Great, large playground next to a splash park. Perfect for summers and letting the kids run their…read moreenergy out. The property is well maintained and everything is kept clean.