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Lewis Creek Park

4.7 (20 reviews)

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Jen T.

Our family (two adults and toddler) decided to take a walk on a sunny Sunday recently. We live close by and have been here before. With the stay at home order, we haven't been out to any parks but decided to finally get the fresh air that we needed. When we arrived, we were worried about all the cars that were parked there. That worry was fleeting as once we started our walk, we realized how much space this park had. Everyone was so courteous of personal space and footpaths were wide. This park offers varying types of walks - some an up hill climb, some through the forestry, some on paved concrete etc. All paths allowed for a bob stroller to easily navigate through. Our family was so happy to have a park like this in our neighborhood.

Lewis creek park toddler playground - 1 of 2 playgrounds
Steph M.

10 reasons why i love lewis creek park: 1. HUGE parking lot with close walking to playground ( couple concrete steps away --no stroller needed unless you want to do a small hike around ) 2. Bathrooms in a building. Not porta. 3. Toddler playground is separate from big kids but still just separated by a small path so you can watch both. 4. Benches and concrete wall line the playgrounds so parents can sit on the outer part ( and parents usually are good here actually watching their kids and most of the time engaging. Haven't seen much tween/older- id imagine this playground doesn't have much excitement for someone over 7? Unless the basketball or baseball field) 5. Basketball court and 2 baseball fields in good condition 6. Playground on big kid side has small rope/walk climbing wall and its only really like 1 story - not a crazy 3-4 story like ive seen before so i don't have to worry about my almost 4 year old being up so high. And i can see him wherever he is on the playground. All the equipment is laid out so im not left guessing where his speedy lil self is. And theres a wobbly bridge that slows him down. 7. Baby/toddler playground is ideal for maybe 1-2.5 year olds and rarely is anyone older than that on it so little ones aren't being pushed around 8. Trees all around. Safe. Peaceful. People jogging. Dog walking. Not crazy kids screaming. Its a world away from say downtown imagination bellevue park. Always room to play. 9. Swings. 2 baby and 2 full size in their own little nook. 10. The giant grassy field of amazingness. We played and played and played. Kite flying. Baseball. Frisbee. Picnic. Running. Why was no one else doing this here? It was clean and minus the firehouse across the street with 1 trip of a siren, quiet and the ideal park day setting. Green and slight breeze ( perfect for our first kite flying - or 3 year old running around a field for an hour hoping to fly a kite) Also... ---theres usually a park ranger led activity of some kind on weekends. Wildlife watching etc so you can see that in the center on site. --if i could add anything here it would be a small splash pad or fountain. Something for warmer days

Donut D.

Our go to park for walks and dog walking park. This park has plenty of parking spaces, a visitor center that also serves as a community event center, playground and a wetland trail. The walking trail is very family friendly, well paved and flat surface. It also has couple picnic tables along the trail.

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Beautiful park. good for running or just nice walk through the woods and around.

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