I came here with my 3 kids ages 4, 2, & 11 months. It's right behind Selah HS, gray in color &…read morebetween 2 baseball fields so don't miss it! It's the perfect little playground for toddlers. My baby likes sitting in the baby swing, on the steps & on the merry-go-round (I think that's what it is, see photos) The older 2 had a blast on everything else. 3 slides monkey bars 4 swings (2 normal, 2 baby) they're kinda high up so you will need to assist even older kids getting on. merry-go-round There's trees, lots of grass & a lunch table next to the playground. & police were kinda patrolling through the area which made me feel safe since I was alone with my kids. We loved it, we will be returning. :)

Awesome little Park! New playground is good for littles. Baby swings! Shade. Baseball diamonds and…read morestands to play in. Coffee and fro-yo across the park

Approximately 70% of my life has been spent within 30 miles of Ellensburg and until this past…read moreweekend, I had no idea this park was here. Our eight-year-old recently discovered pump tracks and when we found out there was one in Ellensburg, we decided we needed to check it out. The pump track is only a small part of the larger Rotary Park. This place is got basketball courts, baseball/softball fields and large soccer fields. It even has a dog park that is larger than most of the parks that we frequent. The pump track is a small BMX track that works really well for bike riders of all ages and skill levels. There are four separate areas within this track, ranging from figure jumps with harder obstacles, all the way down to smaller dirt humps. The place is really nicely kept up and we spent a couple hours here, a few days in a row. The kids love it and there are a couple adjoining areas the lead to tennis courts and a playset. It made it really nice for the younger kids to be able to run around on a playset, and the older kiddo being able to continue to ride his bike while everyone was able to see us. If you haven't checked this place out, you owe it to yourself to do so! There's literally something for everybody!

Not a bad little field. Really immaculately cared for. Real grass. Thick covering. Decent…read morebleachers. Little concession stand with beer, wine, ice cream, franks, pretzels: the standard fare. Good price for a little baseball enjoyment on a gorgeous summer night.

I wrote another review on the page for the Tri-City Dust Devils baseball team. I'll add that the…read morestadium was accessible. Often, I use a cane to assist me when walking, but I didn't have the need when I went to the game. The concessions were on the first level, and the steps to your seats, whether up or down, weren't narrow. Also, there is plenty of parking for only $5, and it's credit card only, which is typical after the pandemic. Most importantly, if you need a ticket, you just walk up to the window. As I mentioned in the other write-up, I am Deaf. When I went to the ticket window, I didn't expect the ticket agent to know American Sign Language (ASL), and I said, "I am Deaf. I need one ticket for tonight's game." Without hesitation, the ticket agent pulled out his phone and started typing. Within a few seconds, he pressed his phone against the window. It read, "Not a problem. Don't worry, I've got you." He made the experience easy for me, and I thanked him profusely. I wish I had taken the time to get his name. Overall, the ballpark is wonderful for a game -zero complaints from me.

1.- Very disappointed to say the least. Stadium is not friendly for people who want to walk there…read moreand not drive a car. Fenced in in a way that only if you drive and if you park close to the door you can get there quickly. 2.- I came with my parents and they have strict food restrictions because of their age. They can't have any seed or inflammatory oils and processed food. Usually at any stadium around this country, we carry a small sandwich bag with their curated snacks. This is the only stadium where they didn't allow us to bring their special food in. Even Yankee stadium allows that. Common sense should prevail. We drove from seattle to this stadium to watch the game, of course saving money and not buying snacks inside the stadium was not our goal. 3.- We sat right behind the VIP section on the visitor's side. It should actually be called the beer garden. It smelled like we were sitting at a bar. Even with that, no problem, these are adults drinking. They don't watch the game, they have full on hours of conversations with their drinking peers. We were so distracted by their noise and lack of interest in the game. Okay even then, they are adults, we are all adults consenting to be at that place. This is the problem, lots of little kids placed in this "VIP" section. Running around and participating in what is close to a bar setting. Truly disgusting, adults are having adult conversations and drinking lots of alcohol and the kids are subject to be in this environment, there is a reason why kids are not allowed in bars. We go to a lot of stadiums and love baseball. I don't plan on coming back. The baseball spirit is definitely not there. I feel so sorry for the kids that grow up around this kind of environment and this kind of people. Before I forget, they have lots of rules and lots of regulations. Kids can't touch the rails seems like it. Plenty of people with their red polo shirts, not taking care of the kids or the people, mostly just taking care of the stadium to not get sued. Because if they really cared about anything else. They would stop the disgusting picture of little kids being in an enclosed place that stinks like alcohol and carries on as a bar. Don't go there if you can avoid it.

It is a little sad, but this league does not find a fair way to divvy up the players for the teams…read more At my son's level (age 9) he decided to quit after the first practice. I encouraged him to continue, but I could also see that he knew the writing was on the wall...he was on a bad team. At this level the coaches pick the players without a tryout. Coaches who know who the good players are picked the best players. Coaches who had no clue (our coach) were just taking shots in the dark. We talked to a mom whose son was on our team. She asked what happened to our son and I said he just didn't want to play. I asked her how the first few games went, and she put on a brave face and said, "We are losing by a lot, but the kids are having fun." In other words, it has been a blood bath each game and there was no hope of winning a game in the future.

This year is our 5th year as a Kennewick National family. Our son started playing when he was 8…read moreand we've found KN to be a real blessing to him. The coaches have always been excellent and parents are friendly. Many life lessons were learned and many fond memories made on those three baseball fields. Son ages out this year so we already know we're going to miss the league next year. Looking forward to watching our grand children play there in 20 years!

We are so lucky to have this space to share! There is so much to do here. There is a dog park ~…read morefor all sizes. Baseball stadium. LaCross fields. Soccer fields. Run/walk path. What a complete delight to have access to playgrounds and a small splash park. Every person in the family can use this space in different ways. There is a pavilion on site, and benches for picnics! Just bring your mat or blanket and read a book ~ it's a beautiful view with Badger mountain in focus too!

We stumbled across this dog park while on the road. All of us needed a "stretch" break. This is a…read morelarge, grassy park. There is a shaded seating area. My dog met several dogs and had a terrific time.

This hike will get your heart rate up in the first five minutes. It took me a total of 15 minutes…read moreto get to the top. I would plan on about 45 minutes to an hour total to give you time to get up, enjoy the view and head down. As a kid we called this the, "hike to the cross" because of the metal cross at the top. At the top your reward is that view of West Richland/Richland and the satisfaction you made it. We had all different ages (7-65) and everyone lived to tell about it. At the park they have playground equipment with swings, slides and monkey bars. There is also a gazebo and horse shoe pits.

It's hands-down the best park in West Richland. Actually it's more than a park: it's a hub for the…read moreWest Richland community. There's a sandy mountain to climb, there's shade, there's sports, and there's lovely concerts! Ah the concerts. Flat Top Park is home to some of the local talent here. During the summer there are weekly FREE concerts ranging from patriotic to steel drums to jazz & blues. These shows are a gem of West Richland and this park seems to have some of the most wonderful events that are not going to be too crowded! The evening shows are great for a picnic! For a schedule, check out this link: http://www.westrichland.org/ConcertSeries.cfm Hogs & Dogs seems to be a popular event, it is a motorcycle show hosted nearby at the Bombing Range Sports Complex. I'm not into motorcycles but it is consistently well-attended Oops, I forgot about the rest of the park! There's this big sandy mountain behind the park that offers a pretty good view of the Tri-Cities area. Sledding? This is the best steep spot in the Tri-City area, it's not for the faint of heart and I swear I almost broke my neck when I got too bold one snowy day. But seriously, it's the best! The rest of the park is very nice, but these are the exceptional points. Sledding and shows, and hiking! Don't miss this friendly spot.

The marina park and campground is fabulous. Nice paved path along the riverfront. Beautiful lawns…read moreand two group pavilions. Basketball court baseball fields horse shoe pits boat launch. Fabulous for group events or just a lunchtime visit.

The park is very beautiful. Right next to the Columbia river. Large camping spot, plenty of room…read morefor the kids to run and play. Biggest downside is people don't clean up after their pets. And they close the restroom at 7:00am for cleaning. Wish they would be like most parks and clean at 10:00 and 6:00. Or at least put up a cleaning schedule. The other thing, you never see anyone to check in. It's all phone/message. And your names on a board. We've been lucky both times we've been there. No one taken our spot.

This park is in my hood. I can walk to it in about a minute. I like walking here and letting my…read moredogs run like mad. After a late night at work, and several inches of snow on the ground, I asked my dogs, "Wanna go for a walk??" [their eyes widened & ears perked] "Wanna go to the park?!" [they started to woof, ran in circles, lead me to their leashes, and showed me the door] The dogs pulled me like mammoth sled dogs (well they were as mammoth as corgis can be) on the icy road and around the corner to the park. Once we were inside the park, I let 'em go off leash and romp and play in the snow. They jetted around. Mapped their surroundings. And were ready to herd some snow up in here. I like this park. They love it. (well, they love ANY park) The BASICS: A big square of green with a baseball field, big trees on its border, a little play ground on the inside corner (away from traffic), and a basketball court in its parking lot. A solid 3.5 for a small & basic city park.

I hate to judge a park simply on their bathroom facilities, but I do it. Try to sue me, I don't…read morecare. I like how the bathrooms are open and clean pretty much 99% of the time I go here. I love how this park is close to the water and has the bike/run path running through it, AND a decent sized playground to boot. Go here, feed the ducks, wash your hands, then go play on the swings. You'll love it.