Loved our afternoon walk through this trail. Took about an hour around the whole loop (walking…read moresteadily) taking pictures for a total of two miles. Well kept area with a Beautiful little stream too! Perfect for kids as there is a playground and basketball court. Please do be careful though and practice social distancing :)

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.

Nice park in the middle of the city, like an oasis I the desert! Nice play structures for th…read morekids,and beautiful scenery. It takes up the ent e block, so there's enough room for you to find some space to yourself.

Great park! My nieces and nephew love coming here. Great playground with BENCHES for parents/adults…read moreto sit on as kids play. There are multiple slides, swings, a teeter totter, and things to spin and climb on. There was baseball practice going on in the field during our last visit. And the space felt safe, which is very important. Lots of parking in a lot and on the street.

92nd Street Park is a fun place to adventure on one's own and with family. I have come here both…read moresolo and with my mom and enjoyed it as much both times. There are two play areas equipped with different play structures, a restroom building, a decent sized parking lot, a large meadow, a pond abutting the meadow, and a trail through some large, tall trees. A trail leads down to the Big Gulch Trail system from the park. On my visits thus far I have encountered various wildlife including squirrels, abundant bullfrogs, bunnies, robins, ducks, and various other birds. My mom is not one for steep cliffs on trails, so we stuck to the park area as the Big Gulch Trail can be steep in places. We love the wildlife and how present they have been when we visited. The ducks especially can get excited and run towards one. Fun to see them waddling quickly. The bullfrogs will also let one get close before jumping in the water or jumping away if getting too close. The rest of the wildlife has been friendly as well.

A nice green space with a parking area off 92nd Street and two separate playgrounds and major…read morebonus, flush toilets. It connects with the Big Gulch trail complex but has its own gentle loops through mature forest filled with ferns and a couple of small ponds. We saw squirrels and bunnies in the grassy areas edging the berry filled woodland. The steep hillside keeps kiddies away from busy Mukilteo Speedway so they can enjoy the age appropriate play equipment and, of course, pick blackberries.

This is a really pretty park. It has trails that make it feel more raw and undeveloped. In fact,…read morethere were signs that black bears were seen in the area as a testament to its wilderness. As for the trail, there were some muddy areas, but nothing bad on the multi use trail. It seems like people are good about keeping the place clean as I didn't see any poop on the trails. I did see a bunch of other hikers and even a few people having a picnic. I enjoyed views of the pond, river and some small cliff-like areas. There is really a bit of everything, from wooded areas to open fields. I definitely enjoyed the variety. I think the only drawbacks is that gravel parking lot has a port-a-potty for bathroom facilities (I mean, it keeps in with the theme of being more wild?). There was a quite large parking lot so no issues there.

Pretty good park but lots of poop. I hereby call it, Poop Hill Regional Poop Park. Please update…read morethe listing to accurately reflect this, yelp moderators.

My family rented the Floral Hall for my madre's celebration of life…read more It is difficult to view the interior of Floral Hall due to the limited hours and several classes held within the hall. We reserved the Floral Hall for a Sunday. Five hours for $645 + $200 refundable deposit. During October the rates are $129 an hour. Credit cards are accepted. Parking can be limited depending on the time of the year. Floral Hall is easily accessed for anybody who is handicapped. An electronic key is provided to access the hall on the scheduled day. The key pass is timed to allow guests in 5 minutes prior to their rental time. Key passes can be dropped in the drop box at the Recreation Office on the way out. A $30 fee is charged if the key is lost. Deposits are supposed to be returned/credited on Tuesday's; however, it took two weeks and several phone calls to get our $200 deposit credited back. Annoying. Cleaning packages are available for purchase for $269 or you can clean the hall on your own. Cleaning supplies are provided by the Parks department. Alcoholic beverages are permitted with a "Banquet Permit" and can be purchased through the WA Liquor Control Board: http://lcb.wa.gov/licensing/banquet-permits. Allow 2 weeks to get this permit. Tables, chairs, full kitchen and projection screen are available. Decorations, food/drink and sound system need to be brought from home. Helium balloons are not allowed. Candles/open flames are not allowed. Smoke machines are not allowed. Staff members were unfriendly and uncaring. Staff members were also uneducated as to where sound systems can be rented. One would think that the Parks Department would have a list of suggestions to provide since a projection screen is offered. If a sound system is needed, i suggest using http://thelightingstore.com/.

BMX friendly skatepark. This skatepark has a huge rectangular bowl section with 8ft quarters…read more There's a narrow channel leading into the bowl on one of the long sides if the rectangle, gapping it would be rough. The street section has a 40ft long mini spine that's two feet tall, a solid quarter, some sub boxes, hips and a corner pocket. The center of the park has some slant boxes with rails and a nuts tranny wall that got some super tight tyranny on it. The centerpiece of the park is definitely the channel leading to the bowl. It's got hips in every direction on both sides, closing into a spine that's got a 3-4ft gap on top. Definitely feels like trails when you blast into it from the park side. Combination of coping and noping throughout the park. As it stands, pegs are permitted and since no signs are posted helmets seem to be optional.

I had the pleasure to visit the Legion Memorial Golf Course this past Thursday, January 17, 2019. I…read morewas here to teach a social media marketing workshop to the local NARPM (National Association of Realtors Property Management) group. It was a fun and engaging session with local real estate pros and various small business owners. The golf course is a very beautiful setting and our space at the Greenside Grill for this event was perfect for a medium sized get together. We were just off the main dining room and there was about 25 of us. This is a very lovely facility and the views are quintessential Pacific Northwest nice. Let it be known, I'm not a golfer. But I really enjoyed being here. Even if you don't golf, this is a great place to enjoy a meal and a beverage. The Greenside Grill setup a little buffet lunch for our group which was very good. The staff here is super helpful and attentive. They also had a screen and projector so I didn't need all the equipment I brought with me. I now find myself rethinking why I don't golf! If I did play I'd certainly want to hang out here often! This place is such an Everett gem. Though I'm a native of the PNW (Renton), I simply do not know this particular neighborhood in Everett so it was such a great discovery. I hope I get to do more events here in the near future!

Not a good experience at Legion today. Only able to get 16 holes in in 4.5 hrs because play was so…read moreslow. Tees backed up one or two groups on every hole from holes 3 thru 16. No Marshall moving things along and teaching slow groups how to pick up the pace. Staff more concerned about shutting down the course at twilight than marshalling during the round so everyone could get their full round in. Dont get me started on the shape of the greens. Very slow, fuzzy, and bumpy. Made for a frustrating round.

I take my dog on walks here all the time, it's a great place to unplug unwind. It's amazing that…read moreit's so close to my home. You can tell a lot of Care is put into the maintenance of the park. Make sure to check out the Master gardeners demonstrating garden next year.

Awesome new park that just opened. The park is located right next to the parking lot and has lots…read moreof outdoor space. This park is part of Jennings Nature Park and has lots of walking trails. The park is handicap accessible with a ramp up to the top level of the playground. There are two age group playgrounds. The sign that is posted says 5-7 but a 3 year old can easily play on the little playground with lots of slides. There are no swings however, but there are public bathrooms that were very clean. The park is also connected to the skate park. There are a few picnic benches for lunch time but no covered areas to escape the rain. The park is not fenced off so you need to keep an eye out for little ones. It is an awesome park with lots of activities to keep little ones entertained.

If you're looking for a little escape that's close to home this is the perfect park…read more Keep in mind that it's not a well traveled hike and there's going to be a lot of mosquitoes and spider webs etc. It also is not well kept up. The trails can be narrow with growth of different plants and trees. It would be nice to see some clearing so that we can see the pond better. Without all being said it's a bit of a magical place because of all the native trees and plants abounding. If it was better kept up I would give it a five-star review.

The Deering Wildflower park is a pleasant place to take a stroll. The easy 1/2 mile loop takes you…read morethrough a native woodlands that makes you feel miles away from civilization. There are several side trails that will give a walker options to vary your routine. A bench at the pond offers a very nice spot to watch for birds and admire the view, or to read your book while soaking up nature. The parking area is at the end of the road, easily found and well marked.