There are wonderful shaded areas under huge old deciduous trees with picnic tables There is a gazebo, playing fields and good parking. read more

Lovely park. Lots of paths and space to wander. During the winter, drinking water fountains are shut off until Spring, so bring your own water bottles. read more

Honestly, my dog absolutely loved running around being off leash even though wasn't exactly allowed, nobody said anything because she is so well trained and listens to voice commands. Playing frisbee in the park was awesome. There were very few people there and the kids got to run around and play frisbee and catch. My daughter brought her Foxtel and was running around.lots of fun highly recommend this park read more

This park is one of the best around - top 5 for sure. It's got baseball and soccer fields. It's got basketball and tennis courts. It's got climbing rocks to test young rock climbers. A track to run on, paths that wind through the park. It has swings and play structures in 2 different spots. It has open grassy areas with pic mix tables and a large covered area for parties. The bathrooms are clean. Overall the park is very well kept. We love this place and we come often. read more

Grass Lawn Park - Parks Near Me - Redmond, Washington

They have a lot of amenities including tennis court, soccer field. Also have a nice picnic area with a lot of space for dogs to run around. Definitely recommend! read more

Downgrading to a 4, why? Because after at least 5 years of religiously coming here for soccer trainings, it's still a dead zone for Verizon customers!!! I tried to post this last night from the park because I was so irritated, but I couldn't even get to the damn site! OK. Relax. But seriously, being next door to Microsoft and all, let's get some wireless access up in here! Marymoor Park has free wireless, if that's what you're looking for. read more

This park has a good size and perfect for lots of activities. You can play various sports or bring your kids to the playground. There are also kind of water fountains to play with. We have been here mostly for birthday parties. You have to reserve the spot with time! There is a cool little building that opens quite wide where you can have about 30 guests and use the patio tables. Obviously you will have to assemble them back in and clean the space up before someone from the staff comes to lock it up. This one is by the second parking lot at the other side of the soccer fields. read more

I have a particular place in my heart for this lovely park. With well-kept amenities, it's the ideal place for family entertainment. I had many happy hours here with my kids when they were playing soccer. It's really clean; there wasn't much trash when we went litter-picking recently. I get a nice feeling when I see tiny ones play. It's a multipurpose sanctuary with tennis courts, a baseball field, and a beautiful promenade. Savor calm walks; it's a sanctuary for pedestrians, not cyclists. Celebrate the happiness with your children! read more

Grass lawn park is in my top five of all time favorite parks! My kids can play here for hours! The park is huge with multiple sides to it. On one side there is rock climbing, swings and a toy that spins. It's super fun and not even the main park. Once you get to the main park there is tons of climbing and a big slide. If you have kids that are monkeys this park is perfect for them! The big climbing structure with the slide is probably best for kids 4+. My five year old does it easily but she's really gotten brave lately! There's tons of grass to run around on! Hence the name! read more

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Great play area for the children, lots of picnic ground, love the big dome, clean bathroom, have different sports area, walking trails for humans and fur babies, overall very nice neighborhood park. I enjoy our walk here and all the greens. Beautiful fall colors! read more

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One thing about parks that I am always on the look out for is free parking. Looking at Google maps the park is a big blob off of 148th and old Redmond road and you just think..big park. There are two parking lots. Well, upon entering the park off of 148th you see a small, tight, crowded parking lot and a tennis court and think...it's no big deal..blob on Google maps. However, that idea was clearly blown out of water as we exited the car and walked into the park. This park is huge and amazing! There are three play grounds, tennis court, basketball court, baseball field, soccer field and so much space! There's a huge covered pavilion to picnic where we saw soccer moms set up post game snack station..not sure if that's Covid protocol but whatever's to each their own. The baby toddler playground had so many play structures for kids to climb and slide..that area as well was teaming with unmasked kids shoulder to shoulder. The park is large enough to socially distance and there's more than enough room for your toddler to run around. It's also pretty cool there are rock climbing areas. The bathrooms are closed at the edge of the park but their are main bathrooms open. The other smaller playgrounds with the hexagonal jungle gym and the belly swing were not as crowded and virtually empty. This is a beautiful park but just be aware the parking lots get crowded and there are signs everywhere mentioning to play at your own risk. Go earlier in the morning to avoid the crowds. read more

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My kids love to go to Grass Lawn Park. In fact, my daughter's exact words are "it is a really good place to get your wiggles out." It has a big blue slide that kids can climb up. There are also medium black platforms that the kids love to jump on. I take my kids there roughly once a month and I play soccer there twice a week (pre-quarrantine). My kids also enjoy the rope bridge. I am not much of a tennis player, but there are always folks at the tennis courts playing tennis. There is a basketball court as well as a turf soccer field and at least two turf baseball fields as well as a large open grass space with several areas with seating and a pavilion. My family really enjoys this place. read more

Grass Lawn Park is a great park for all ages! There's a nice covered shelter which can be rented out, and also several playgrounds, swings, jungle gyms, sandbox, splash pad, this park has it all. There are also trails all throughout the park making it a great spot to walk around and get your steps while your kids play. You may bring your dog, but they need to stay on leash here. There's a soccer field, baseball field, and I think even tennis courts, as well as a track! read more

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My daughters had good fun at the park. There are lots of options to play for kids. It is nice.

Not only is this the best park in Redmond (by far), but it's the best park on the whole eastside, hands down. My family has been going to Grasslawn for years, before it was revamped and remodelled about 4 years ago. As it is now, it's a park paradise, the "gold standard" of parks. Let me describe why: First, there are 3 separate areas for the kids to play, and the play apparatus and facilities and amenities are age-appropriate for very young toddlers, up to teens. So you needn't worry about 14 year olds playing more roughly with your 2 year old, as the kids stay in thier more-age appropriate area (for the most part). For the very young set, there is a ground level water play area, where waters shoots up from the ground and it is semi-controlled by the kids themselves by touching a pole. There is a carousel and big, plastic "disc" swings. There are climb-through "logs" with cut-out holes with big plastic racoons on top (ideal for cute photo shoots!). For older kids, there is a HUGE play area with climbing apparatus, suspended walkways and rubber-tire hammocks and plastic-pipe slides. I'm talking, huge and high! Plus swings. Plus a sandbox. Plus ladders, ropes to scale, and all sorts of climbing/swinging stuff. This area is very large, and on sunny days, it's very busy. There's another area with a huge, large climbing dome structure, set apart in a field. There are three or four separate climbing rocks, for different stages of climbing abilities. There are plenty of sport fields (baseball diamonds and soccer fields), picnic tables, a bathroom, and a beautiful meeting building that you can rent out for events. This building has a huge garage-door wall that can be totally opened up, and it's very "lodge-like" in its overall aesthetics. The park has lovely sculptures and ample drinking fountains, too, as well as lighting for night games. The only drawback is, in the summer months, there often isn't enough parking for everyone. So be sure to go early! It's definately worth it. read more

The 29 acres that make up Grass Lawn Park are really nice, and the residents and employees of Redmond know it. It's a hustle and bustle of kids and adults non-stop every day of the year, rain or shine. I've been here a couple times and stopped by today after work before doing a million errands. I like to be here to people watch, eat lunch, watch my friends's kids run around and go for a walk. There is a lot of lawn not assigned to a field for frisbee, picnics and running around in general. The place is almost always full of soccer moms and their kids and mini vans and SUVs so be careful driving. Grass Lawn has soccer fields, baseball fields, basketball courts, tennis courts that are lighted at night, trails and great playgrounds for the kids. There's also a pavilion, public art and picnic shelters you can rent. read more

Very nice park with soccer field, basketball court, tennis court and even a kids water area and regular play area. Large grassy areas and also a covered area that you can reserve for private parties. A very well maintained area with little trails around. There are two different parking area, one off of 148th st and the other from Old Redmond Road. During soccer games, both parking lots fill up and everyone starts parking in the residential area. Other than that, there should be enough parking for everyone. My puppy and I had a nice time walking and hanging out around here. Next time I'll check out the women's bathroom as other reviews say it's a clean area. read more

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Awesome park. Kids love it here and plenty of picnic tables with shade to keep cool. There is a big slide that can only be accessed by climbing a net, which is challenging and fun for the kids. Also swings for all ages, a sandbox, and some climbing fun. For adults...a tennis court, basketball court, and nice soccer field is welcoming and never too crowded. Highly recommend this park. read more

Me and my family Loves this park. It is very huge and well maintained. You can play various sports or bring your kids to the playground. There are also kind of water fountains to play with. Love the big dome, clean bathroom. Walking trails for humans and fur babies, overall very nice neighborhood park. I enjoy our walk here and all the greens. Beautiful fall colors! Also several playgrounds, swings, jungle gyms, sandbox, splash pad, this park has it all. Lots of Tree, BBQ. There are two different parking area. Grass Lawn Park is a great park for all ages! read more

This is a great park. Lots of trees, the play structure is huge and different. There is a tiny splash pad with a few tall rocks for climbing and a carousel type rope structure that is powered by kids. Lots of families hanging around in the grass areas, bbqing. A great family space read more

This is seriously the funnest park around (not that I know of many, but this seems like the best one). The playground is awesome! I was confused as to why I was the only adult climbing the ropes and going on that contraption that goes in circles and makes you want to barf. LOL, I was having more fun than my niece and nephew - okay maybe not, but it was really fun. There seemed to be a lot of people kicking around soccer balls, etc, in the giant field. A softball game going on in another. The main playground was packed and I found it a little hard to keep track of the little ones, so I ended up just climbing around w/them to make it easier (okay, that's a lie, it looked too fun, so I joined in, haha - big kid here). We ventured over to the rock climbing area (they're to climb, right?) with that contraption that goes round and round. We stayed there a while since it was less crowded and that twirly thing was super fun. Oh, to be a kid again. Lots of space to run around and play. I'm not sure what end we parked on and not sure if there are other parking lots, I'm assuming there is since it is such a huge park. But anyway, we found a spot easily despite it being busy. Might be harder in the summer? I don't know. This was my first time here. Can't wait until my daughter is big enough to play here cause I'm bringing her all the time (for her, not me, swear...ok, that's a lie). read more

Lots of sports fields and play fields, and whenever the weather is nice, the soccer moms and little league moms clog the parking lot with their minivans and SUVs.The facilities are nice, and well-maintained. It's a nice, green, neighborhoody spot to come read a book and relax (or pack up your lunch picnic style) when the weather is good. Very glad this place is here. They're really making sure the kid sports leagues have a venue. read more

This park has a bit of everything, it is definitely one of the nicer parks around. There is a big grass lawn (of course), a turf soccer field, 2 turf softball fields, a good number of tennis courts, playground, covered areas, etc. The park has strict rules on the turf about eating sunflower seeds or chewing gum to keep the fields and dugouts clean. Whenever I've visited, I don't remember seeing any garbage on the ground, the upkeep is really well done. The majority of my time here has been spent playing softball. The city works out a schedule with the park for softball games from spring through fall to play on the dedicated softball fields. Both fields offer their unique challenges with facing the sun at various times of day, and the dimensions of the upper-field are much larger in the outfield than the lower field. Grass lawn is a great community park and an awesome place to hang out and get active. read more

Took the kiddos to this park for the first time, and it's a pretty great park. They have different fields of play area where there's swings, slides, rope bridges, little rock climb, sandboxes, etc a couple of soccer fields, softball dugout fields, tennis courts, some covered/uncovered picnic areas, plenty of benches, lots of shade... We didn't feel the play area was overwhelmed with kids/parents, and my kids got a chance to play with most of the equipment without kids who tend to hog everything and rude ass parents who don't seem to know how to teach their kids manners, like the one in Bellevue Park in downtown. We'll definitely come back. read more

There is an other parking on the back if the front is full Don't have young kids anymore but the playground looks fantastic read more

We love this place! There are 2 parking lots, a trial for biking and walking, and lots of play space. Too bad the covered shelter isn't available for rent anymore and has turned into a art room. read more

This is kiddo's favorite park. The kids area is something else with distinct play structures for all ageS. She has been going there since she was one year old and still asks to be there every chance she gets. The park offers plenty of grassy and picnic areas for families. There is almost always a softball, soccer, or tennis game you can watch. Parking is difficult, not not impossible with a little bit of patience. read more

Grass lawn park! This is THE PLACE our family visits atleast twice a week... Couple good facts abt this park: 1) great running track in soccer field - it feels like having layers of rubber as cushion... The soccer ground which is towards southwest of the park... 2) great for summer party's... We did my daughters birthday party and the guests response was great... 3) Great play area for kids 4). Very well maintained grounds - soccer, baseball & tennis.. read more

Very nice park and so close to home! I took my 10 month-old son today and he loved it. We tried out the baby swing. I can't wait for him to get older so he can play around with other kids. The park is usually very crowded during the summer especially on the weekends so I try to go during the week. There's also a path so I'll stroller him around sometimes. Plenty of grass to play on, benches to sit at, playgrounds to play on... overall it's a great park with plenty to do! read more

This is an awesome park for just about everything....nice baseball and soccer fields, as well as a play structure for the kids. lots of open grass areas invite frisbee play and picnic lunches. read more

This place is fantastic. Lots of play structures for all ages. There are two parking lots that can accommodate a large volume of visitors. I've been there when it has been very busy and I've always managed to find parking. Bathroom: SO clean. Love it! read more

Free park for all. They have about 5-6 courts and practice court against the wall. It's hard to find such places in Redmond area. It's very crowded after 6 during summers so plan accordingly. read more

Awesome local park with tons of multi-use turf fields, a playground, gravel walking trails, tennis courts, actual bathrooms, and basketball hoops. The turf is well-maintained and still springy. Typically all of the fields are taken over by soccer players, but I have also seen lacrosse and softball set up out here. The best part? Clean bathrooms. With hot water, soap, and paper towels to dry your hands. This is so huge for a park with so many people coming in and out of it. Women's bathrooms are always clean and well maintained. Actual grass field coming in from the parking lot is typically a soupy-muddy mess, so stick to the paved paths for walking. read more

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Excellent variety of things to do from sport courts to lounging areas. Well kept nearly 30 acre park.

This is a very nice park. They thought of everything and implemented it well. I wish Kirkland could come here and get ideas on how to improve Peter Kirk Park. Well one thing is off though, there is a small building where we had storytime. NO HEAT. It was so wierd. It was freezing cold. Need to add a heather to that space for winter time events. But great park. My family enjoys it. Great sand box & swings for all ages. Don't forget the sand toys! read more

This place is a good place to take a short little walk! There are two parking lots) The playgrounds MIGHT be open now(but I have not been here for awhile so I do not know) Would recommend and will be back. read more

A great park! Great climbing structures for both toddlers and youth, a small splash area geared more towards toddlers, volleyball nets and more. Well planned and huge! We enjoyed this park and will be coming back. read more

This is the best park for kids in the greater Seattle area. I bring my toddler here a lot.

Love this park i have been going since i was a kid! There are different areas for kids to play throughout the park 2 parking lots huge fields and places to bbq and relax and the best part now is the remodeled sports area (tennis courts, baseball fields) and there is always some slow pitch league, city league playing on the weekend so if you are in to watching some local games this is the place to go! read more

Wonderful park! Lighted soccer, tennis and softball fields that are well-used by adults and big kids, also great playground equipment (slides, sandbox, swings, stuff to climb on) for toddlers and little kids. "Rock" climbing installation offers good problem-solving practice on surface that has some give in case of a mishap. Crowds interesting, too--reflecting the Microsoft and Seattle demographics, you'll see kids of Chinese, Indian, Hispanic, Anglo and other types of families all playing alongside each other, their parents and grandparents chirping away in a cacophony of languages. Downside are that crowds can mean parking lots fill up and you'll have to share this little jewel of a park with plenty of other folks. read more