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    Log Boom Park

    4.2 (31 reviews)
    Closed • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    My pup looking out at the water at the doc at Logboom
    Sarah B.

    This is a beautiful oasis in Kenmore. It feels like I'm going to the ocean with the beach and sand. I love walking my dogs here and my dog loves the ocean breeze. This park is on the Burke Gilman trail so you can do some serious walking. You do need to be careful because the bikes come fast and sometimes they ride in the park which scares my dogs. However this is such a beautiful park and beautiful getaway.

    Derrick G.

    This is an incredible park on the river and connected to an amazing bike trail. This is a great place to take kids to play or just go relax for a few hours to enjoy the view. The park and area are extremely clean, I highly recommend this park.

    Trying to catch a fish
    Crystal H.

    Log Boom is a nice local park to enjoy the scenic water view, feed some ducks, and walk the trail. Fishing is quite popular here and I've seen some catching some pretty big perch and bass, I think. At times you'll even see the planes landing on the waters too, so that's a neat sight. Overall, it's a nice quaint park to be for some afternoon relaxation.

    Sunset
    Megan D.

    One of the best waterfront parks in the area to enjoy sunsets and sunrises, small peaceful park. You can easily get to this off of the Burke Gilman Trail . The parking lot is a decent size, I've never had a problem getting a parking spot. Nice spot for a quick walk/waterfront sunset IMO.

    This is the tree that got most of the show.
    Catherine W.

    Went here for the first time for the 4th of July fireworks show. They set up the primary public seating in a place where you could only see 60 percent of the fireworks due to a large tree. The event catered to the VIPs that were seated on the dock behind the tree and clearly not to the massive public audience. Much as I enjoyed the ones I could see, I wish I had gone to a different show.

    Janis H.

    Small yes but if you are losing your mind over summer break, there is a neat little play area to set your house monsters loose. Not your typical swings and teeter totters, the toys will likely lure you to play as well. It is good therapy until school starts again! Fair warning: those upside down spinny plunger things might not let go of your adult-sized bum. Weeeee! I'd give it five stars if the park were bigger.

    Sara W.

    This park is an excellent entry point for the Burke-Gilman trail. There is plenty of parking, bathroom facilities, and a small picnic area. The mile marker point is 13.5 miles from the start of the trail in Redmond at Marymoor Park.

    Kaye L.

    We went to this park not expecting much, but was surprised that we had fun chillin' by the dock and feeding the ducks. Its not much but its a nice go to park, away form the stresses of the daily grind.

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    Ask the Community - Log Boom Park

    Do you need a fishing license to drop your pole here? My little boys want to learn how to fish.

    Anyone aged 16 and over needs a WA fishing license. For more info:… 

    I want to dock my boat there and walk over to a cafe for breakfast, how safe will my boat be?

    This is a very safe area I lived her for years. I would definitely recommend docking your boat there.

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    Pfingst Animal Acres Park

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    4.5(6 reviews)
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    I visited Pfingst Animal Acres Park for the first time yesterday evening…read more The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council was hosting a Concert at this park featuring Portage Bay Big Band. This park is so pretty, with many tall trees and a rushing stream that apparently is sometimes home to salmon. There is a very short walking trail at this park. My new friend Heather J and I walked along the short trail and up to the pretty stream before the concert started. Heather J is great! I am very glad that we have become friends. I previously lived in Lake Forest Park for 4 years, and I had no idea that this park was here for that entire time! The hosts of this event were very gracious and so sweet and welcoming. Parking here was fairly plentiful, although I took an uber to this particular event. The event was well-attended though, despite the intermittent sprinklings of rain yesterday evening, so both parking areas ended up mostly full by the time that the event was underway. Quite a few people arrived late to this event, so I think if you arrive early like I did to an event here that you would have a good chance of finding parking right in front of this park. I brought a couple of outdoor cushions with me, and Heather J and I sat at one of the 4 (?) picnic tables there. However, many of the attendees to the event brought outdoor chairs, and I feel like this might be the way to go if I attend another event here, since getting a picnic table to sit at is definitely not guaranteed. This was a free event, but donations were requested. I did put a small amount of cash into the donation box. There were no food trucks or any other food for sale at this event. I brought 2 Bobo's Oat Bars from home, one for me and one for Heather J. The Oat Bars are gluten-free for me and vegan for her. If you are considering attending one of the events here, you may want to consider bringing a small snack or two. The garbage cans for trash (from snack wrappers, or from anything else) are located between the park area and the street. My uber driver on the way home was super friendly, and he was so interested in maybe taking his nephews to one of the events at this park that I shared the event flyer with him and he took a photo of it on his phone. So, I made sure to take a photo of the event flyer to post here, too, just in case anyone else is interested. I am also posting a photo of Heather J and I that she took on her phone and kindly shared with me, with the band stage and a small section of this park in the background. Such a nice park. It's fun to explore previously undiscovered outdoor spaces in my local area.

    I visited this park with my daughter after she told me about the huge Rhododendrons growing there…read more She was right! The Rhodes are Ginormous! If you are looking for a hike, it's not here, but a beautiful and interesting walk, this is a great place. The far side of the creek ignited our curiosity with its stone built ruins, beautiful trees and the aforementioned Rhododendrons. I wish that I'd brought my camera! Sorry!

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