Visited the park today. Didn't realize how big the park was. Today from 4pm -9pm they had a night…read moremarket event. Lots of food stands and clothes vendors. They also had live entertainment

Large walking path that's never too busy. Well kept open field for walking as well. Also a large…read morepavilion area for picnics and more. Great play ground with splash pad area as well.

This is an AMAZING skatepark I definitely recommend it to everyone. I grew up here. LOVE ITread more

This is a great family friendly skate park. I have seen all ages here from young to old. Mostly…read moreskaters but I have seen scooters, bikes, rollerblades. They also do skate camps during the summer. It's next to the soccer and baseball fields and a bathroom is available. It definitely feels like a safe welcoming place and I have been here multiple times with my son.

The park is laid out very well. Even on my first trip, lines in the pool and bowl were very natural…read moreto come by. You can tell that the designers knew what they were doing. Bring water though, cause there is very little shade and no drinking fountain (that I could find).

For a smaller-scale, "inner city" skate park, this one fits the bill. It sure provides those of us…read morewaiting for buses at the Metro bus Park and Ride right beside it with plenty of free entertainment! Usually populated by teens, it's refresching to see that most are cordial and rarely do I see kids smoking or hear swearing (I'm often at the bus stop with my younger kids). I like the set-up of this park: it has small hills to the west, the parking garage to the south, and the bus bays to the east. There is an "active" graffitti wall, as the City encourages pent-up teen taggers to let loose on this wall - and the results are usually pretty creative! I always thought this was a terrific idea to discourage graffitti elsewhere, by allowing it in certain public spaces. Looking at the skate park proper, it seems to have all the rails and ramps that most other skate parks have - perhaps just in a more constricted space.

People say they see people drunk and high here all the time I disagree this park is great for…read morebeginners and people are really nice and I have been going there for about 3 weeks and I have never seen anybody the drunk but I have seen one person smoke but they were on the other side of the street

BELLEVUE DOWNTOWN PARK @ BELLEVUE…read more Parking is available in any of the nearby garages for the closest walking distance to the park. I highly recommend parking in the Macy's garage or any of the garages near Nordstrom, as they're only about a five-minute walk and super convenient. Parking is free and generally easy to find, though the structures can sometimes close when they're completely full. Even then, there are plenty of other garages nearby that are still within a short and easy walking distance. I absolutely love downtown Bellevue, it's one of my favorite places to visit because of the great food, drinks, and overall atmosphere. Bellevue Downtown Park is amazing for so many reasons. The grass is very well maintained, making it perfect for picnics or a relaxing walk. There's a beautiful fountain, small ponds throughout the park, and you'll often see ducks swimming around (though probably not during the colder season). In the winter, there's an ice rink, and during the summer it's especially lively with events like food festivals and farmers markets. I would definitely recommend stopping by Bellevue Downtown Park, especially if you have some downtime before a reservation, it's a perfect spot to walk around and enjoy the area.

This park is always so vibrant and clean when I visit! The loop around the park is about 0.5 miles…read moreso I can see myself taking a run here. There is also a large playground with swinging benches. I also like how there's ice cream shops like salt & straw and Molly moons nearby!

Very Nice Park! It features a Skate park, a dog park, & lots of weaving walking trails that immerse…read moreyou in old farmland & wetlands. The park also connects up with Clear Creek Trail for hours of Silverdale-wandering fun! The skate park isn't all that big but is rarely overcrowded. It's great for bikes, kickboards, or skateboard. The dog park however, does seem to draw a fair amount of pet-owners. Overall score: 4.25 / 5.00

It is so beautiful, clean and new here and everyone is friendly... love this place for my little…read moreguy... he loves his coach Joseph for basketball

COVID-era review: My family came here for a short hike on the trails. There were a number of…read morepeople at the playground/skate park even though it was technically closed. The trails were relatively well maintained but not particularly wide and, as others have said - quite a bit of garbage around. Lots of fun things to look at and very accessible for our kids. I did notice that a number of trees look like they are unhealthy and perhaps needed to be taken down. Lots of shade for a warm day.

I'm a skater. And I like to see lots of variety in skateparks, this park had tons of variety, it…read morehas a good 3 stair and nice transition and it's one of my favorite parks out here so far. The people are nice and friendly, and I like the trail too, if u just want to hang out and skate, check this park out!

Bridle Trails Corner Park can be found at the intersection of NE 24th Street and 134th Avenue NE in…read morethe Bridle Trails neighborhood. It's just up the road from bustle of businesses and suddenly there is lots of woods. This park features a picnic area, loop pathway through forest, wildflower meadow, native gardens with wetland views, large grassy area, and a small play area with natural type of play elements. It's not a large park but nice for the neighborhood. It is part of the larger "Bridle Trails Park foundation" which collectively offers more than just the Corner Park here. Some of what they offer are Nature walks, Halloween Scavenger hunts for families, and "National Public Lands Day" among other events to get you out. Again, perfect for families in the area already. Corner Park is just a part of a big system, could be a nice spot for a little walk.

Our favorite local park given it's directly in our neighborhood and usually not that crowded given…read morethere are only 3 regular parking spaces and one handicapped parking space. Extremely clean and well maintained. No restrooms and definitely on the small side, but a relatively large flat lawn, a loop walking trail of sorts (probably about 200m), and a young children play area (swings, short slide, slack rope, etc.).