Park features large playgrounds with swings and slides for all ages and spacious open lawns perfect for family fun. Lush trees and vibrant rhododendrons create a peaceful natural setting ideal for quiet walks and dog walking. Walking paths and a toddler-friendly wilderness add variety and charm.
Large playgrounds include swings, slides, monkey bars, and spinning equipment for kids of all ages. Walking paths, open grassy areas, and a small toddler-friendly wilderness add variety to the park's natural beauty and vibrant flowers.
"It's a great playground with lots of things for kids to play on."
"I found Rhododendron Park to be a gorgeous park."
"It's a great place to walk your dogs and let them get energy out."
Good to know
Parking is limited, accommodating about 30 vehicles.
The park features a large playground area suitable for both younger and older kids.
There is a picnic shelter available for rent at $75.
Massive castle-like playground delights kids while extensive hiking trails lead through forests to a lake. Open lawns invite picnics and biking. A restored 18th-century seminary offers luxury hotel and spa experiences, blending rustic charm with peaceful nature.
Extensive hiking trails wind through a beautiful forested area leading down to a lake. A massive playground with slides and swings keeps kids entertained, while open lawns and biking paths add variety for all ages.
Good to know
Parking requires a day pass costing $10 or an annual Discover Pass costing $35.
Bring your Washington State Parks pass to avoid the $10 parking fee.
The park hosts live concerts during summer, great for all ages.
Small city park offers lakefront views and a playground for families. Kayak rentals and paddle boards make it great for water sports. Dog-friendly areas and trails connect to the Burke Gilman trail for outdoor fun.
Multiple sections include a pier, sandy beach, and playground. Water access supports kayak rentals and paddle boards. The park connects directly to the Burke Gilman trail and offers ample parking and restrooms.
Good to know
Parking at Log Boom Park is very limited, especially on weekends.
The park is not wheelchair accessible from public transit.
The shelter with a BBQ grill is first-come, first-served.
Small park offers wetland boardwalks and calm water perfect for kayaking and paddleboarding. Multiple bridges and wildlife spots make it great for bird watching and relaxing. Well-structured boat launches support easy access for non-motorized boats.
The park features walkways over the water and multiple bridges, offering great access for kayaks and canoes. It provides wildlife viewing opportunities and a peaceful setting with well-structured paths and a boat dock for human-powered boats.
Good to know
Parking tends to fill up quickly during peak times.
The park has amazing water access for kayaking and canoeing.
Gates close at dusk and reopen just after dawn.
Miles of scenic trails wind through mature forest and along the lake, perfect for hiking and biking. Large playgrounds and a fun children's area make it great for families. Historic buildings converted into a hotel add a unique touch to this family-friendly and dog-welcoming outdoor space.
Miles of scenic trails lead through mature forest and along the lake, offering great spots for hiking, walking, and mountain biking. The park features a large playground and a fun children's play area, plus plenty of space for picnics and dog-friendly areas.
Good to know
A Discover Pass is required to park at the park, and I can purchase it there.
The parking area fills up quickly, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Dogs are welcomed at the park, making it pet-friendly.
Small park offers quiet atmosphere and flat walking trails perfect for families and dogs. Creek spots provide private wading areas for nature lovers. Limited parking and narrow paths keep crowds low, creating a neighborhood park vibe.
A quiet, small park with a creek running through and a flat, well-maintained walking trail. It suits short walks and walking dogs on leash, with few people around and no playground or bathrooms.
Good to know
The park has a small parking lot with about 15-20 spaces.
There are no bathrooms available in the park.
The paved trail is wide enough for two adults to walk side-by-side.