I just have to update and say that the bathrooms here are SO clean. Like, sparkling floors and…read morebright white toilet seats. Maybe cuz I haven't been to a park bathroom in a year and a half. Maybe cuz Covid protocols demand deeper cleaning. Whatever the reason I'm glad for it. It was also a nice cool respite from the scorching sun outside. Felt like there was AC in there but it may be just good engineering. *shrug* What a great neighborhood park!

Nice park with a playground and baseball field. It is normally quite busy though.read more

It is a great neighborhood park. Multiple entrances on different corners; large grass field; a…read morechildren playground that my kid loves.

A small neighborhood park in Kirkland. You can enter from 132nd, or there are a couple of side…read moreentrances. The park has a large grassy area in the center, encircled by a paved path, nice for walking or jogging laps. To one side, there is a small play area with swings, slide, benches, and a basketball hoop. It's not a sort of park to go out of your way for - and there isn't any parking apart from street parking, even if you wanted to. It's a nice neighborhood park that is rarely busy.

We went here for the Chtistmas Tree Lighting. Parking was busy but enough for everyone. In fact…read morethere are various lots nearby. It can get very icey. So watch out. I also think this parking lot needs more light. They have baseball fields. I had in mind trees for a park. The green park is pretty small. Yes, there is one tree. It was lighted, but this wasn't the tree where the festivities were going to be around. We had to walk two blocks or so to get to the other part of the park by the shopping mall. This park has 2 swing benches and the big tree. It also has big stairs to get up to yhe second floor which is kind of an uncovered house tree. Colorful part.

I was driving to the Woodinville Haggen that neighbors DeYoung Park on Wednesday the 22nd of July…read more2020 and spotted the elevated wooden platform in the park from the road on my way in to the store. As I drove in I also noticed the painted pillars and decided to check this park out before going in and shopping. The park is very well maintained and neat and tidy. There are abundant benches and tables to sit and just relax, rest, or enjoy something to eat. On the whole, the park is aesthetically pleasing and I liked the artistic twist to the places to sit and overall theme of the park. The seating and tables on the elevated wooden platform were a new style to me. It would be a fun place to sit and eat and watch the cars pass by on the street below. Sculpture art pieces were well executed and contributed to forming a cohesive feel in the park. Painted pillars, my oh my what cool pillars. Each pillar has different artwork painted on it and lists the name of the sponsor for the column, as well as the artist who painted the column, and a quote in theme with the column. Between the columns are suspended benches where you can sit and either face the road or the park. So very cool! Fun place to stop and see some artwork outdoors.

Great walking trail for people and dogs! There isn't an easy way to connect to restaurants across…read morethe river, but it's a short drive. Also, it's quite heavy with bike traffic. However, wonderful trail for a dog stroll!

My Brother / Best Friend, Ryan, and I walked through Woodin Creek Park recently, prior to taking a…read morelong, peaceful walk on the Sammamish River Trail. Woodin Creek Park leads to the Sammamish River Trail. There are only 5 parking spots, and all 5 of them were full when Ryan and I arrived at this park, so we parked near the sports field and walked over to this park. I had been wanting to check out this park because I play basketball occasionally with friends and I have been searching for an infrequently-used outdoor basketball court that we can play on when the weather gets a bit warmer. Last year, when I was healthy enough to do it, I played basketball at home (but with the way that my back yard is structured as well as the only reasonable place to put the basketball hoop, the surroundings are less than ideal for retrieving a runaway ball), and I also played on the basketball court at Rhododendron Park in Kenmore, but the scent of heavy traffic at that other park was kind of off-putting to me as I am sensitive to smells and wanted a court where the air smelled like trees instead of heavy exhaust. This basketball court at this park smells nice - nature smells mostly - and it is mostly surrounded by a wide flat grassy meadow, making it easy to retrieve the basketball if it rolls away. I think I have found a better place to play basketball with my friends this year! As mentioned in the other review, there is also one tennis court at this park. No one was playing basketball or tennis when we visited. There isn't much for kids to do here, unless they play basketball or tennis, or some other sport where a medium-sized grassy meadow would be useful (soccer? badminton?), but that's fine by me, just thought I would note it for people who enjoy taking their kids to the park. No swings, play center, slides, things like that. Ryan and I enjoyed our visit to this park.

I love this park so much! I heard from my friends that they miss the old one but I personally like…read morethe new ones better. It's amazing that they added the big swing rather than just the classic swings, having a giant hill (perfect for the snowy season), and the soccer field having an better space (taller fencing, fake grass and mat on the fence/wall), Adding a Zipline was a nice touch too.

Yes it's fancy with turf etc but I Miss the real grass and…read moreit being open to all including pets.

My family absolutely loves this park, the kids can play on the playground and the adults can walk…read morearound the nicely paved trail and still keep an eye on their kids while they play. Great for evening walks, if you don't live nearby the parking situation can be a hassle as it hidden in rear and only a few spots available, the playground equipment is updated compared to the photo that is listed on the previous review from 6 years ago. I will have to attach a photo of the updated play equipment the next time we visit. Little bonus- someone added a touch of art to a small segment of the walking trail, a few little hearts spray painted on the sidewalk. My kids love to count them as we walk. In all this is a great neighborhood park for the area. A lot of options for all and dogs are allowed.

Well, this is a nice park. It is big and roomy, so it's great for big groups or play-groups. There…read moreare, however some disadvantages to the situation and they are as follows: first- the park is fairly old and trashy. Second- it is a school playground, so it is only open on non-school hours. Third- the equipment gets incredibly hot during the summer. There is a drinking fountain and shade, so this is not a big problem. It is a great meeting place or picnic area if you live in the area. P.S.- this is one of those parks where there are always douchey foul-mouthed teenagers. Watch where your kids go!

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 :)

Very different of what it used to be. It was just grass some years ago. They finished the whole…read morepark and looks nice. It has an elevated grassy park which is nice and good looking. The rest is concrete with a theatre tribune for shows, dances or other events. Spray part for kids to enjoy water on summer days, and plenty of tables with chairs to sit and have a picnic or an icecream! Few trees on that part. The elevated grassy part can be used for playing or walking your dog. Just beware to stop kids before the edge and prevent an accident. It gets busy on summer. There's also a Saturday market. You can park at RTC or on a near park parking lot.

A beautiful park that's perfect for spending the day at or eating outside at one of the many…read moretables! The Redmond Downtown Park was completed not long ago in 2018 and is in the perfect location surrounded by businesses, apartments, and also is not far from the town center. It's a wide two-acre park that features a wide circular grass lawn, landscaping and gardens, active splash pads from May to September, plus a pavilion and stage. The dining groove is especially pretty in the springtime when all the cherry blossom trees are in full bloom! Most of the tables generally become occupied around lunchtime, but many people like to host a picnic on the grass lawn as well. Events would be held at the park prior to the pandemic, and sometimes art sculptures are left on display. Park has always been well-kept. Street parking, bicycle racks, and public restrooms are available. There is plenty of clearance, but still do be mindful if you bring your children as two major roads border the park.