One of the secluded municipal park in Mill Creek. Located between Village Green Dr and 155th St SE…read more This recently renovated park does have nature themed play area, sheltered picnic area, paved walk, tennis court etc. Never found this place crowded or noisy. Being secluded and in the middle of a quiet neighborhood gives a perfect opportunity for any family to have a peaceful getaway place. It is open from dawn to dusk. The main play structures are designed mainly for 5-12. There's a smaller structure available for younger kids as well. But most of the kids will be attracted by the tandem swing and the uniquely designed merry-go-round. It encourages group play with the steering wheel in the middle to encourage a combined effort for the enjoyment. Tennis court and paved walking trails - that's all for parents. There's no restroom. Sheltered picnic area is also advantage during poor weather conditions. Very limited parking - hardly 3-4 available. I am sure kids will have a great time. Highly recommended.

It's technically a private trail but you can still just go ahead and walk on it no one's is…read morepolicing it and why would they, but it's totally gross and not worth it you'll only know it's private when you see a random sign. The whole trail smells like sewage because the entire trail is actually a paved sewer line with sewage warning flags in the bushes with run off in the ditches and what looks and smells like treated sewage ponds, you can literally see toilet paper in the ditches on the path along with brown slurry. I've never seen such a gross area to walk in Washington it's a construct of ritzy filth with nice trees and no animals.

A giant loop of small hills, a narrow paved trail and a few parks spread out around the loop. Its…read morebike, stroller, and dog friendly! Our dogs loved it, it's a clean route and everyone keeps it that way. We walked the whole loop in about an hour going very slowly and taking tons of pictures, there are some very beautiful views along this trail. There are trash cans available and benches to rest at throughout the trail which are painted pretty cute!

Best family friendly park in Mill Creek. Sufficient BBQ grills and the kids play area is great!read more

I live in the town homes surrounding the park and I have to say it always looks like the kids are…read morereally enjoying themselves! I walk my dogs around there with my boyfriend and we always make comments about how much cooler this park is than any of the parks we had growing up :/ Its a good little place for birthdays and bbqs also!

Perfect Park. Basket ball court, Tennis, pre-painted 4…read moreSquare and hopscotch on the floor. Swinging benches for adults is my favorite thing about this place. And the cutest walking trails and lead through the neighborhood and two other parks that are close by!

I walk here from home, it's so amazing here, no weird people. I feel super safe and the place is…read morealways clean and beautiful.

I live right by here and it is the least maintained park in the surrounding neighborhoods. The park…read moreis not well maintained, benches and tables are aged out, grass is long with a lot of garbage in the surrounding shrubs (also not well maintained) as well as along the waterline. People clearly have been squatting i the more dense shrubs, leading to nests of garbage. For what i'm sure were practical reasons, the garbage cans have been reduced, so there are bags of dog crap everywhere. The "toys" on the west end of the park are partially dismantled and useless. This place clearly was awesome at some point, but now it's a shame. This place has so much potential, b

You need better acess to the water with a flat gradual graded paved pathway with a steel pipe rail…read morealong one side for handy-capped people to be able to use floatation devices, and mobility equipment to assist in actual water fun activities. Park -depts. state and, or city -wide, are not putting enough attention on access for all not just the younger and more mobility capable! We support public areas too and their maintenance.

Thornton A. Sullivan Park is a family and friends favorite place to meet with our littles for a day…read moreof fun. This park offers free parking, tables, restrooms, playground, walking paths, and a clean debris free lake for all. I will definitely return, and highly recommend!

We recently moved to the area and this my kids favorite park. There's lot of parking, paved walking…read morepaths, a huge playground area, and of course, the lake. The playground has things to do for all ages and has a soft turf-like floor. There's lots of room for parents to sit and some picnic areas around the playground.

Great playground, and riding path for bikers. My daughter and her friends enjoy meeting here for…read moremom and daughter play dates. The wetland boardwalk is one of my favorites, and a bit nostalgic as I grew up in the south surrounded by marshes. Unfortunately, safety is now a concern being that there have been encampments nestled into the corners of the boardwalk we've stumbled into; we quietly but quickly walked back towards the entrance. Overall, North Creek Park is a nice and very clean park for families to enjoy.

I enjoy peaceful walks surrounded by trees and tall grass. At North Creek Park, I can experience…read moreall that, while strolling atop a floating boardwalk on water. So cool. The wooden walkway on the wetlands is what makes this park unique. In a couple spots, the boardwalk does sway a bit and has small slopes that end in little puddles of water on the path (which I thought was awesome but I can see some people not liking this), but for the most part it's dry, flat, and stable for pedestrians on foot. It's not a huge park, but I think we spent at least 45 minutes exploring it. When we got to the end of the boardwalk, it turned into a gravel road that seemed to lead up to a small farm or something and a road... so we had to turn around to get back to where we started. It is not a loop. That's my only complaint. It's a simple walk with maybe not the most spectacular, but still pleasant views. The tall grass in the fields remind me of the Midwest (where I'm originally from), so it captures my heart.

The ducks were out on my visit to Hauge Homestead Park this morning, Wednesday 12 July 2023. On my…read morewalk in to Silver Laker after parking my car, I spotted a robin foraging in the grass and a hummingbird zipping around at the edge of some trees. A work crew was at the edge of the parking lot. Small wildflowers were in bloom towards the water and ducks were floating and preening themselves near the shore. After a few minutes, a subset of the ducks broke off and paddled towards an area of the water covered with lilypads. It was possible to venture out over the water a little ways on a shorter dock and a taller pier. A foot path past the dock and pier continued on along Silver Lake. The sands of Thornton A. Sullivan Park across the lake were visible from the water's edge. One family of ducks was friendly, with an adult and two young ones coming closer when I waved and said hello. They stayed close to the water, but did waddle around a bit. The adult kept its eye on me, it liked it when I pulled my camera out and it felt like it might have been posing for the pictures I took.

I walked into this park while walking around Silver Lake and was very impressed! I wanted to play…read morein the park so bad, there were some modern seesaw type things that I was really temped to try but I had my dogs with me and there were kids of course so I continued my stroll. There's a large lawn and a picnic area that's great for the kiddos too! The park leads to the lake, a dock and a trail where you can continue to walk around the lake. It's not too far of a walk, 30 minutes if you're walking slowly like we were. Along the lake we saw people fishing, people walking around the lake and others playing with their dogs in the water (there are signs that say no dogs on beaches and water but I've always seen dogs playing here....) . To walk around you have to walk through some residential areas where you are no longer on a trail around the lake but it's still fun.

Great park for my kiddos, ages 2, 6, 8. Location is great, it's only 6 minutes from our home. I…read morelove that it's tucked inside a gorgeous neighborhood!

Our adventure finding new parks in the area to frequent continued this past Sunday despite cold and…read morerainy conditions. My children and I were not to be deterred! We drove over to Mill Creek and found Pine Valley Park, which was stunning immediately from the road. There was no parking lot but there was plenty of street parking, so we pulled right up and began our adventure. Right up front is a beautiful playground area, a very sturdy and well-constructed pavilion, and plenty of seating for anybody wishing to watch their children from a comfortable spot. Not too far away was a basketball court and a beautiful field in which to run and play. There was a beautifully paved trail that went all around the outside of the park. And despite the time of year-early March-it was clear that this part was well-manicured and taken care of on a regular basis. Mill Creek parks seem to have so much character to them, and this one was no different. It was exceptionally clean and exceptionally well-kept, with plenty of things for everyone in the family to do. Probably our favorite piece though was the beautiful collection of trees-particularly in the park's center. In fact, we walked over to the circle of trees in the very center of the park and ended up finding a Mill Creek rock! Those who live in the area and frequent Facebook know that these rocks are part of a very humorous and rewarding game that people play with each other in the community. When you find one of these rocks, you take your photo with it and then re-hide it for the next person to find. It's a blast! The bottom line about this park is, even though it's not huge in terms of size, it's huge in terms of spirit. It's beautiful, there's plenty to do, and the people in the area are incredibly friendly as well. Recommended.