Wonderful park. I would say if you were to rank parks in Everett, First is Silverlake, Second,…read moreForest Park, and 3rd this park with Emma Yule in fourth place.....my 3 year old son and I try out at least once every park around town. Then we rank them...lol The slides at this playground do not require skilled climbing ability to get to and go down. The way they designed the playground makes it so a 3/4 year old can play with a 8 year old very well. Plenty of swings, and other small things for them to play on as well. This park has bathrooms, a gazebo with picnic tables for birthday parties or w/e and plenty of parking. You can also walk across street and there is a cliff view for pictures. This makes it a good spot for people visiting Washington. This is also the park a lot of people go to on the fourth of July to watch fireworks.

This has to be one of those hidden gem places you hear about sometimes. The arboretum was pretty…read moreeven in September when many gardens are starting to look a little sad. We encountered a group of (unfriendly) young women in hoop skirts, a photo shoot where a Dad was slowly twirling his daughter the bride while a photographer captured the moment (so sweet!), interesting sculptures, and volunteers tidying garden beds, who chatted with my Mom as though they had been friends forever. I've found that people have varied reactions when encountering a person with dementia; I'm always grateful when people spend a few minutes chatting with my Mom. Across the street is a great overlook park with picnic tables and benches that all had great views over the harbor.

Great ball fields! Clean facilities and overall clean environment to watch softball. The ball…read morefields are well taken care of and overhead netting for spectators! There is a children's playground for the kiddos, a little too far from the bleachers to leave them unattended during a game.

A spattering of wildflowers were in bloom when I visited Lake Stevens Community Park in the morning…read moreon Wednesday 5 July 2023. Robins were out foraging in the grass of the soccer fields and a thin haze of wildfire smoke helped block out some of the sun's rays. A couple of the areas of the park were taped off for work to be done without interruption. Parking along the soccer fields was abundant. A few other vehicles/groups came and went while I was here including dog walkers/owners and a police car. Around the perimeter of the soccer fields was a paved walking path with faded painted arrows denoting which direction to travel. Signs along the path communicated the distance of two laps was approximately one mile.

Wanting to see new things in the neighborhood stumbled upon this park. It has a little bit of…read moreeverything. Baseball field w/300 ft outfield and lights, 2 baseball/softball fields w/210 ft outfield, 4 grass soccer/soccer fields, nice restrooms, walking paths, playground, picnic tables, forest vegetation. It was a huge surprise when we entered the park, it just opened up to WOW...where the heck did this come from?

This sports park is a little hidden back off of Airport Road near the Everett Boeing plant. The…read morepark has multiple turf soccer fields. One of the soccer fields is not surrounded by nets and in rough shape. The other two main fields are surrounded by nets. The spectator area around the fields is quite limited. The baseball/softball fields are old school dirt and grass with a center structure that is made for hosting tournaments. For being a dirt/grass field, they are in great shape. There is a small playground near the soccer fields. The restrooms are located near the playground and under the center structure in the middle of the baseball/softball fields. This park is a popular park for local teams.

Beautiful fields, great layout, and nice snack bar. Love going to the tourneys here.read more

Absolute killer ballpark! We made it to a Mariners game during our trip to Seattle, and I am so…read moreglad we were able to check out T-Mobile Park. First, the views. The ballpark looks over the Puget Sound and downtown Seattle. Fantastic views! Gorgeous setting. We were able to score discount tickets to the game via a college/student rate. It was a great way to get into teh action at a reasonable price. Even the upper bowl seating is pretty good. There are tons of food options here. Everything from classic ballpark hot dogs and snacks, to gourmet teriyaki from local spot, Marination, or legendary pizza from MOTO. The kids' club program here is also very cool. You can score discount tickets to future games, free hats, and lanyards for each kiddo you have in your group. Great access to the ballpark via bus or train. Seemed like there were many parking options nearby for those visiting via car. Great ballpark, entertaining baseball game, fantastic views.

Spontaneously purchased tickets to a Mariners game given that we had a good amount of time before…read moreour flight home - tickets were reasonably priced for pretty decent seats as well. The stadium and the surrounding area are really fun! Lots of food and drink options, lots of amusement (in addition to the game) with the "Salmon Run" and the Moose mascot and a pretty seamless entrance and exit process. One thing we found weird though was that there were literally nonstop fans entering and exiting their seats throughout the entire game ... even while batters were up and also standing up blocking views just because. Perhaps we're used to different rules in NYC but it certainly caught us off guard and made us have to ask the fans in front of us to sit down so we could enjoy the game (& no it wasn't them being excited bc the Mariners lost 11-0 lmao).

Great way to watch baseball! Action is right in front of you and close. Children and elderly and…read moreeveryone in between seemed to be enjoying themselves.

What can I say? The Aquasox hits it out of the ballpark. Here are my comments on Nextdoor. They…read moreare so true. How lucky are we to have such a great organization in our own backyard? Go To A Game! You will thank me! Spoiler Alert: This is a happy post. Last Christmas I purchased a five-game package for our family with the AquaSox. Yesterday was the first game we could attend; we were out of town for the first one. I knew this. I had planned on stopping by to pick up the tickets...every intention I might add... And yet I completely forgot. So, here we were at around 3:30 yesterday with no tickets. I emailed Chad, the account manager assigned to me with absolutely no assumption of actually getting the tickets in time for the game. Mind you, these are not expensive tickets. We are not sponsors or anyone important. I believe we would refer to this as a "Hail Mary" move but I had to try. Approximately seven minutes after I sent the email, on a Saturday, on game day, Chad responded. Not only did he respond, BUT HE ALSO HANDLED MY PROBLEM! Tickets were waiting for us, along with the hats and such, that came with the package. HOW COOL IS THAT? Chad, darling, you, and the AquaSox, are our heroes!

My son adores this park! We are visiting from out of town for spring break and this has become a…read morefavorite of his! We love it!

There is a lot of parking spots. There is a small play area and they have bucket seat swings. The…read morebathroom is right next to the play area. I rented the picnic shelter for the day for a birthday party and it was only $40. That is much cheaper than other parks in the area. The picnic tables are a little worn but it's a nice size area. And the picnic shelter is right next to the bathroom and play area. It's in a really convenient spot. I was a little worried about traffic sounds. You can hear if a car is noisy but you don't really hear just the normal traffic. It is a nice, pleasant area.

Something for all ages, clean and open space, has restrooms. If the baseball fields are empty-…read morewould be great area to fly kite.

Great park for all ages. The ground is very soft with bark. Plenty of options for those with…read moredisabilities. Big grassy areas for kids and dogs to run around.