I was here for my daughter's Firecrackers annual picnic. This park allows you to bring your own…read moregrill where other parks seem to frown upon large gatherings with grills. The park is very well maintained with both softball/baseball fields and soccer fields. The restroom are well maintained but look a little worn out. The park staff are very friendly and were willing to help out with the organization's needs.

This is an incredible park, there is a lot of space for numerous outdoor activities. The park has…read morea very large disc golf course, with holes near the water. If you are planning to play a sport or perform an outdoor activity, this is a great park to visit.

Fun 18 hole disc golf course. Short distances but challenging shots with all of the trees.read more

New course, but well laid out and a lot of fun…read more April 2018: I like the fact that it is largely flat and the trails are well maintained with wood chips to decrease mud. While there are a fair amount of trees and the fairways are narrow, they have also done a great job of removing underbrush so losing your disc is less of a problem for those of us working on our accuracy. My new favorite course in the area! :)

Challenging short disc golf course here. Lots of terrain…read moreand ground cover. I really enjoyed my first round here.

Fantastic! Great for a walk, nature lovers, and photographers. I can't believe I've lived 3 miles…read morefrom this lake for five years and only just now found out about it. Can't wait to come here every season and see the differences in the scenery.

This jewel was right around the way from where I stay.. don't know how I missed this trail. Runs…read morealong the White River. They have a dog park where your dog can run around without the leash a playground, BBQ stations, Restrooms and golf disc area. Nice little places you can dip down to the river. Relaxing and worth the visits.

AKA Ralph Williamson Memorial Disc Golf Course (was renamed)…read more Excellent course, a lot of fun. Low down is, there are lots of elevation shots, wooded areas but no tunnel shots, nice signage, clear paths, benches, and beautiful scenery. Not beginner friendly. Yes, can be cart friendly, but there are some places where you will be pulling up a steep incline. Now for the deets... You will need UDisc to navigate this course or play with a local. The signage at each tee is nice, but does not tell you which pin position the basket's in. Many of the baskets are not visible from the tee, so you end up guessing where to drive. It would be nice if the signage showed the pin position. On most baskets, there are directional arrows pointing you to the next tee. And on some of the signage, it also show what direction to take for the next tee. That said, on many tees, you could spend some time looking for them. Use UDisc. I played in a drizzle and hardly anyone was in the park, so I can't comment on safety or how busy the park is. However, the baskets are DGA Mach 5 baskets, so 24 strands of lighter heavy duty links. These baskets have no colored band and so are grey. In a grey, overcast Seattle drizzle. Good thing it isn't very overcast here many days. [sarc] Therefore, it is difficult to see the basket. Pink, red streamers hanging from the basket would help immensely. On a few baskets, putting a fiberglass pole with a red triangle flag would be helpful as you cannot see the basket at all from the tee due to elevation, or a hill in the way. This is not for beginners, at least if they do not want to become frustrated. It seemed like most of the throws are long due to the elevations. For example, #9 is "only" 251' but you are driving up a 40'-50' hill. Many throws are like that. There are a couple, like #10, I think, that throws you off because even though there was only slight wind, there are clearings in through some trees where you have a head wind, and of course, sends your disc upward. This happened twice. This is a very clean park. There was no trash of any kind that I saw. A very pleasant outing in a picturesque park setting. There is a playground with minimal playground equipment. There is also a neat bike/tricycle track for little kids at the park. Brick restrooms are open in the spring and summer, port-a-potties otherwise. Benches behind most of the tees. I would give 5 stars if they would improve visibility of the baskets and indicate pin positions. There is supposed to be a pro shop on site, but I have no clue where that is. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

Sometimes you just need to touch grass. As a disc golfer, I like other courses but needed something…read morea little less technical than Sea-Tac. Insert Lakewood Park, or the Ralph Williamson Memorial Disc Golf Course. There is a pro shop on sight at the 1st and 6th tee pads. They also answer questions and hold lost and recovered discs as well. They have a selection of discs but inventory has been down over the summer on Innova. They did just get in some new bags. The pin position changes like any other golf course but generally are in the same spot. This is my preferred course as it is less challenging than pro SeaTac

- Lovely well-maintained park with a barnyard -…read more It's a lovely surprise to see farm animals at a park! My husband drove my daughter and I here this morning, and I was surprised to see some farm animals here (cows, horses, pigs, ducks, rabbits, goats). There were some kids waiting to ride a horse too, and it looks like they also took them to the trail in the park (there is an equestrian trail too (yes, I've never seen that word in my life until today lol). The park seems well-maintained, and the barnyard area looks clean too. There are electrical wire around some areas of the barnyard, so I'm guessing some people violates the rules of no feeding/touching the animals regardless of the signs. I've never seen it before, so we exercised extra caution while trying to see the animals at a reasonable distance away from the wires. The park itself looks like a forest with super tall trees and fresh air. Some parts of the park is paved and it also looks well-maintained despite the horse poops on the road. There is a small creek in the park that kids can easily get accessed to as well. The bathroom was also clean despite looking like a bathroom at a campsite. ps. There was also a cat who came to me to let me pat. It also meowed when I stopped meowing, so I had to pat it again (this repeated for maybe 5 times). I am not sure why nobody else mentioned this, so I'm guessing it's a stray.

This is an amazing oasis. There's a barnyard area with rabbits, pigs, goats, sheep, chickens,…read moregoats, ducks, and more! There's no feeding the animals as they're on special diets, but some of the animals like the goats will come up to the fenced area for pats. I can see why they don't allow feed, as when I visited there was a private party with lots of kids-the animals would have probably gorged themselves if there was free reign of food. I liked how there was an outdoor row of sinks at the restroom facility since it encourages good hand hygiene after petting the animals. There's also a family restroom to make this place especially family friendly. I didn't have time to check out the trails, but they go through a wooded area and it looked cool.

This is a wooded course with relatively short holes (a lot under 200ft) but it is challenging with…read morethe trees and egg-shaped baskets! A really great course to learn different angles with your throws. I don't have trouble finding my discs. Signs are clearly marked for blue and white tees. You can park at the elementary school when school is out. Otherwise it's street parking. It's a fun course, but if you are looking for standard disc golf baskets this isn't your course. Definitely a unique course!

A very well kept disc golf course. Well planned out to the terrain. Heavy tree cover, some small…read morebogs and hills, but planned perfectly around and thru them creating a more technical, challenging yet fun course. Not to long yet not to short either.

Thornton A. Sullivan Park is a family and friends favorite place to meet with our littles for a day…read moreof fun. This park offers free parking, tables, restrooms, playground, walking paths, and a clean debris free lake for all. I will definitely return, and highly recommend!

We recently moved to the area and this my kids favorite park. There's lot of parking, paved walking…read morepaths, a huge playground area, and of course, the lake. The playground has things to do for all ages and has a soft turf-like floor. There's lots of room for parents to sit and some picnic areas around the playground.

We were recently traveling with our dog in the area so we had to take her on the pet friendly Mt…read more Rainier Gondola. Even though the weather didn't agree with us, we still had an enjoyable time. We purchased our tickets online a few days ahead because you get a better price that way. Each ticket is good for two separate rides. We arrived just after 10 in the morning and it was grey and overcast. The sky was very cloudy and there was a foggy mist over the mountains. It was lovely but not the best weather for sight seeing. We went ahead and rode up the mountain and back and it was fun but as you can guess the views weren't great from the gondola. About half the ride it was just like being inside frosted glass and all we could see was grey. We stayed at the top for a while but the winds were to fierce for our pup so we headed back down and spent some time eating, shopping and enjoying the area. We were hoping the weather would clear up later in the afternoon. Unfortunately for us, Mother Nature had other plans and it was cool, foggy and totally overcast all day. I wasn't even really that disappointed though because it was just so beautiful being there. It was honestly my favorite kind of weather. On our second ride, we did try riding the famous "Green Gondola". We had seen other people waiting for it on our earlier ride and asked a staff member what it was all about. They said it was just a replacement gondola so it didn't match the others exactly and we kind of laughed at how silly it is but people love things that are unique. There was no line, so we gave it a go and I'm here to tell you that it didn't part the clouds and I haven't won the lottery since riding it :) Sorry to say it is just like the red ones. Even with the weather, we made a really nice day of it and if you haven't seen this area, I would definitely recommend giving the gondola a try. I think next time we will probably risk the higher prices at the gate to make sure the weather is cooperating for the ride.

Came for the day while friends skied. Beautiful, sunny and gorgeous! Snow already melting - this…read moreis the last day of the season. Gondola tickets $54 each and you get 2 round trips.

They got rid of all the playground equipment. The swings are still around, but it's not much of a…read morepark anymore. People can still grill and play frisbee, but that's about it. Really sad. Also a little weird that it was all hauled off so suddenly with no feedback. :shrug:

Cute little park with disc golf. My dog likes to walk here since once you are on a trail - away…read morefrom the road it's quiet and there is A LOT to sniff.