I used to take my kids here YEARS ago when we lived in a nearby neighborhood and was taken on a…read moretrip down memory lane when we had my daughter's preschool graduation lunch here. Surprised I forgot to write a review for them in the past! The biggest downside is the parking lot. There's literally like 7 parking spots so it fills up crazy fast. There is some street parking around the block for worst case scenario though. The other downside is that there is only a portable bathroom here and it's usually pretty gross, so plan to go before you leave home! The park itself is a pretty good size. There's a loop of a paved walking trail where lots of people were walking their dogs. The playground is a decent size but it's pretty exposed so bring lots of sunscreen and water! There is a decent amount of shade on the outskirts and on the trail because it's covered in large trees. A few picnic tables and benches here and there as well as a basketball court. It's a decent little park if you're nearby but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here.

This is a nice park to walk to if you're in the area as there are only 6 parking spots, 1 of which…read moreis handicapped on SW Dash Point Rd. There is a brightly colored playground for the kids which looks as well kept as the rest of the grounds and safe. There is one basketball court and a few benches scattered around here and there. This really is a small park which kind of explains the lack of parking. But there is enough room for your little ones to run (kids & dogs) or even toss a ball around or frisbee. The walking trail is small but if you circle it a couple of times, you might be able to get a small sweat.

This is a nice park. I enjoy taking my grandpup, Havanna here to walk around. There is an off leash…read moredog park available. However, Havanna is not a friendly & sociable dog. She hates when other dogs sniff her butt LOL! Or anywhere on her body. She is definitely finicky. There is a playground and swing for children. There are picnic chairs and a pavilion available for private parties. There is also a community park and center with an auditorium for community events. There are times we grab some Out and About burgers which is close by and eat at a picnic table prior to walking Havanna. The park is well maintained and clean. It's conveniently located and within 10mins from my home.

Beautiful park, lady had large aggressive German shepherd. Didn't do anything to stop him. It was a…read morefight waiting to happen. I don't know if she is a regular but that's a dangerous dog. So if you go keep an eye out. White lady with a large black German shepherd

Decoursey Park is the little park across the street from Clarks Creek. They have a nice kids…read moreplayground, as well as a covered area for BBQs. Nice trail around the creek/lake, tons of ducks, which is fun and also bad (Lots of poop). Great place for a family outing.

Great little park! I always love the football area!…read more Been playing in the fall and winter time for the past 2 years!

I came here after a long day and it was exactly the reset I needed. It has a more laid back feel…read morethan some of the busier parksand that alone made it more enjoyable. Good walking areas nice local vibe, no unnecessary crazy. Go when you want to get outside without feeling like you joined an event

Nice park,just wish there was a fenced area to keep the dogs in a safe space. Well manicured…read morefield, some small dig holes that could be an accident waiting to happen. (Broken leg, ribs, etc). Wish this was focused on and quick fill fix. Broken legs are painful and require weeks/months to heal. Not to mention the vet bills, X-rays, office visits and surgery/hospital charges. Please help us by checking 2-4 times daily for holes, dig spots, etc. Really helps!

Grayland Park is somewhat close to where we have lived, so we've passed it quite a few times over…read morethe last (almost) 4 years. We decided to give it a visit this past weekend for a quick park moment for the kids. Parking lot is located on the side of the road by all of the car dealerships. It's HUGE and I've literally never seen more than a few cars parked there so you won't have an issue getting a spot. The park itself has several structures for kids of all ages. The smaller one meant for toddlers is designed well and has a couple of slides that got a little boring for my daredevil of an (almost) two year old. My older kids enjoyed the bigger structure with the more daunting slide. There's a set of swings for babies on one part of the park, and on the other side there's 4 for older kids. One of the swings was broken, with the chains from the swing being detached so the seat was just dangling down, so not sure how often this park is maintained. They do have nice new picnic tables that would be great for snacking at the park. There is also a huuuge grassy lawn area perfect for frisbee or just letting your kids run buck wild. There are bathrooms here and they weren't disgusting, but they are the kind that are completely all steel so everything is FREEZING. Overall this park isn't bad for a one time visit, but I wouldn't be finding myself to go out of my way to come back.

Not a terrible little park, it's pretty small compared to the one that's next to the library…read more It has 3 different playing structures. 2 of them are geared towards the older bunch. The thing that makes the difference is that it has swings. 2 swings for babies & 4 for older kids that can swing on their own. It also has picnic tables & benches to sit on. A large field to play on & public restrooms. The only reason we don't come to this one as often is because we've ran into the issue of lots people smoking, which around kids doesn't seem appropriate. I understand we are outside but it's a playground. If we stop by here, we make sure it's not very busy before actually committing to stay. This park usually isn't as crowded as the other one by the library.

For a small little park, this place isn't too bad. It's down a random road in Fife close to my…read moreneighborhood and I often see people walking/biking down here, so I decided to bring my kids here on a decent weather day. It's a paved trail only about half a mile around, with a nice large pond in the middle. There's ducks and other types of birds here - I noticed quite a few people were here to birdwatch, specifically. Also saw a few people biking and running the loop as well. There's benches around the loop as well as quite a few trashcans. The park itself seemed pretty clean. There's also a cute dock area where you can look out over the pond. On clear days you also get a pretty decent view of Mt. Rainier here, too. My kids are three and one so this loop was a solid spot for us to walk. We did it twice and they were able to watch all the birds, check out different flowers, and loved running around in the grass. We'll return!

This park is tucked away on a dirt road in a corner of Fife that I haven't ever been to before…read more What drew me to this park was the pond and the path that went around it. The area isn't entirely safe looking as there are derelict vehicles that are burned out and people living I'm campers. Not sure why but half the time that's the environment I come into when going to a lot of parks that I have on my list to explore. I guess it's because I've been to most of the nice ones already and it's luck of the draw. Getting to the park isn't exactly an easy feat either as we had to deal with heavy traffic congestion off of the major roads going into Puyallup which partly responsible is just poor road planning in the area as well. Signage for the park isn't great as you can see a sign for the first turn but could miss which turn to make after that if you come from the West. Coming from the East the signage is a bit better . Once you do get here and get your car secure the walk is actually pleasant as you stroll around the pond. Previous reviews have left pictures of heron sightings but we didn't spot any of those but saw quite a few ducklings which were adorable! The community garden is on the far end of the pond and it looked sizeable but not quite enough to go over and observe it thoroughly. Overall a nice park jaunt. Not many park amenities here and if you feel safe enough to be out and can deal with the poorly managed traffic it is a fairly peaceful place to hang out at.

It's an okay park to come to if play is what is really in mind. There is playground equipment and…read moreyou can play ball games with your pals here. So if that is what you have in mind then that fits the bill nicely. It doesn't have a lot of amenities overall aside from that. But in my mind this is kind of a low priority park to spend time at when the Brown's Point Lighthouse Park is so close by. But the features with that is more scenic and history oriented and doesn't really cover the "play" aspect all that well so it really depends what your priorities are and what your plans are when you do park activity. So it makes perfect sense that this park is where it is and the features that go along with it as it is in a residential neighborhood ( an affluent one I might add). So putting the two parks together which are relatively close to each other it would offer a broader variety of outdoor activities within a short distance.

Pretty big dog park. It has dog obstacles and a walkway in the middle of the park to head to the…read moreback. It was a nice drive going up the steep hills to get to this dog park. If you're in the area I'd recommend checking this off leash dog park out. My dog had fun with the other dogs here.

This is the first dog park I taken my dog and she loves it and I think the people who use it…read morerespect the space as it is maintained pretty well.