Searching for painted rocks? Then this park is the right…read morespot! Such a hidden gem of a park. We find one painted rock each time we visit this park, the pea patch on the opposite side of the playground is a fun place to walk around and see all the cool/fun things people in the community are growing. Such a fun park to explore and hunt for painted rocks! Look for the hidden bamboo forest (windmill), one of my kids favorite areas.

I really love this little park. The equipment is basic but suitable for kids under 12. Small…read moretoddlers might struggle a bit with it - but there are a few baby swings. Large grassy area with some trees - perfect height for climbing. There is a fence around the perimeter but no gate. A child could definitely escape pretty easily but it might slow them down a little bit. There is plenty of parking but it isn't really walking distance to any facilities..... however, lots of small restaurants do take-away nearby if you'd like to bring a picnic :)

This park is so lovely! It's walking distance from downtown and right on the river. I stopped by…read moreduring an errands day with the dogs to let them go potty and was actually so stunned by how nice it was. We went on a fall day and the colors were magnificent! There are paved paths and clear routes to trails and the beach. We ended up walking them down to the river, which had a lovely sandy beach, which was such a surprise! There were benches and tables down there, which I am sure are very coveted in the summer season. For a nice fall day, this was the perfect spot! I would love to come back here with some takeout and enjoy a lovely meal on the river. Very dog friendly, great views, and awesome amenities (water fountain, showers, trails, easy signage, bathroom). What more could you want!

This is a great park close to all the stores in Duvall, on the banks of the Snoqualmie River. What…read moresurprised us was the sandy beach on the banks of the river. It's a great park with lots of space to picnic, either on the grass or on the tables. We haven't explored the trail next to the park much yet, we will be back soon for that.

This trail is beautiful. There's a good sized parking lot at the main entrance, as well as…read morebathrooms and a small picnic area (well, one table). The main trail (Pipeline trail) is an out and back, it's 2.25 miles each way and connects to the north parking lot. Connects to some shorter trails as well. No pets allowed here.

My friend and I went for a hike today at this Preserve. It was so pretty and peaceful there. The…read morepond was a spectacular sight, with the floating logs and the reflections of the tall trees in the water. We hiked the Tree Frog Loop Trail (beautiful) and also the trail to the left of the bathrooms (I didn't see a sign on that trail to tell me what trail it was). Thankfully the trails were all easy level. It was great to be out in the woods again. I think this was my first hike of 2024. It's still quite cold out, but I felt such joy as I took in the trees, the pond, the ferns, and the other scenery. The air here was very fresh, which I appreciated. On our hike today, we only saw one other hiker the entire time that we were there. We also did not see any wildlife at all today, although there may be wildlife to see at certain times. So, we basically felt like we had the place to ourselves for a little while. It was my first time hiking at this Preserve today, but it may not be my last. I'd love to go there again and sit on the bench by the pond.

Beware of coyotes. We have seen very "healthy" ones this year. Parking and restroom for a few cars.read more

This place is pretty and has a cute trail. But you could easily see all of the trails in 15 to 20…read moreMinutes. So if you want pretty views, this is a nice stroll. But if you want a decent walk, you might wanna go somewhere else.

What a beautiful creek! I walked the North Creek Trail earlier tonight for the first time, with a…read morecompanion. It was an interesting trail, and I felt a sense of wonder, awe, and adventure while traversing this trail. There is so much natural beauty to see here! I found myself wondering if walking on this trail may be defined as "urban hiking." I googled urban hiking, because I'm quite unsure of how it is supposed to be defined, and I am still wondering if this experience fits the definition! My companion and I pulled in to the address for this trail that is listed here on yelp, so we started walking on this trail next to the middle of the creek, at the part of the trail that has the creek on one side of it and parking lots and office buildings on the other side of it. We walked up the short entry trail from the parking lot, and we took a right and walked all the way past the larger bridge with the wooden beams overhead. Then we turned around and walked all the way back, and passed our initial starting point. I'm very glad we didn't just head back to the car when we had reached our starting point again, because in my opinion some of the most beautiful parts of the creek were located in this section of the trail. At one point the trail meanders through a thicket of blackberry bushes, which are thick on both sides of the trail. The trail is wide enough that we were able to stay in the center of it and not worry about getting poked by blackberry thorns walking through that section, and I saw tiny beginnings of blackberries on a few of the branches. (Blackberry season is a ways off still.) For the sections of this trail that we chose to walk on today, a large part of the trail was gravel, and another large part of the trail was paved. I definitely did not need to be wearing my hiking boots. There was little to no incline, and the trail was fairly wide at most points. There were quite a few roots crossing the trail though. There were 4 or 5 bikers during the hour or so that we were walking on this trail. The bikers that were coming up behind us yelled out "on your right" or rang their bell, so that was nice. There were about 4 or 5 other people who were also walking on this trail whom we passed as well. We saw two geese floating on the water, and we saw two tiny birds in the trees. We also heard the birds chirping for a bit as well. It was a lovely sound. We ended our exploration of this trail at the smaller bridge towards the end of the creek, and we finally reluctantly headed back towards the spot where we had parked the car, as it was about to get dark. I loved how the creek wound around several large green areas in the middle of the water, with abundant long grasses waving all over them. This was one of the last sights that I saw on this trail tonight, and it was magical! I would love to walk this trail again, but I am planning on exploring several new-to-me hiking trails and walking trails this year, so I'm not sure if I will be back to walk this trail again anytime soon. But I am very happy that I chose this trail to walk on tonight!

Lovely trail next to a creek and ponds. Beautiful forest so close to neighborhoods. Still getting…read moreused to how green WA is compared to my former home in CA. Absolutely gorgeous. This trail also has several spots with picnic tables and I even saw one bbq. The trail is shared with dog walkers too. I am not sure if the trail loops as I walked about a mile and half than turned around to head back towards my car. If you're visiting the town center this trail is a nice refuge that brings you into a lovely natured area. No restrooms on the trail. So, be aware. Happy adventures and happy Yelping.

We love parks!!! children and adults must spend some time outdoors everyday, right?…read more This little gem is located in a quiet neighborhood close to Lake Hills Library. It only has a few parking spots, but parking in the street is another choice (just remember don't leave valuables to the sight) This park is great for toddlers, it has a beautiful playground, a whole sand area to play with two manual excavators . It's a good idea to bring a basketball to play in a nice court. Oh! And if your little one needs to run to the restroom, here's one open to the public. This place is nice in the summer, beautiful colors in the fall. Looking for a fall photoshoot background? This is your place!!!

Evergreen Park is a small neighborhood park located in Lake Hills. The park has a basketball court…read moreand a kids playground that is frequented by residents in the neighborhood. The park is covered by large trees so it is a decent place to get outside but stay in the shade. It is an okay alternative to the larger parks in the area like Crossroads Park, Lake HIlls Community Park and Lake Hills Greenbelt which have more amenities.

I don't know why no one talks about it's recent playground. It is so joyful for kids! It isn't that…read morebig but it is great! Lots of grass to run on, lake so you can swim or seat nearby cause there are concrete spots (some of them are in the water :)), and a dock yo walk on. The playground is a big kind of a boat construction with games to play as a wheel, crossing rope, net, canons, etc. Kids have a great time there playing with other kids from all ages. You can always walk afterwards to the other park nearby, Marina, or restaurants. Parking was no problem at the park but there is more on the street. It can get windy.

If you ever wanted to sip an overpriced oat milk latte while watching a golden retriever live its…read moreabsolute best life, this is the place. A sliver of waterfront heaven where Kirkland's Patagonia-clad elite mingle with barefoot toddlers and paddleboarders who have clearly made better life choices. The dock extends into the lake like an open invitation to quit your job and become one of those people who owns a boat and a personality. The grass is suspiciously lush--either Bellevue sends its best landscapers, or money really does grow on trees here. Seaplanes hum in the distance, a reminder that some tech bros have evolved beyond Teslas (Though there was a Tesla who pulled in behind and in front of me while I was parked here and just took photos from their cars). It's peaceful, absurdly pretty, and just bougie enough to make you wonder if you should've worn nicer flip-flops.

Fun to visit, tiny park by the side of the road. Go down the hill for a quiet shoreside viewpoint…read moreon the lake.

Great hidden park. The Kirkland Sunrise club has done a great job working with the city and…read moreneighbors to get this place restored to greatness.