Oh so gorgeous small park. It has a small playhouse and swings but the view is very pretty. Even…read morethe concrete floor has like crystal pebbles. I know, it is not this antislip-not hard new floor but it looks nice like in the old ways. In the morning you get to hear woodpeckers and the stream. Isn't it amazing just watching leaves fall? It also has a very steep trail to go down to it. My big dog was able to kinda make it with help. Then we realized the signs that it could be slippery. We head back. I am not sure if it is aloud coming down. I can see there was some graffiti. Sad because nature is just amazing. They recently changed their battery parking to horizontal ones? I love nature paths better. For this part I just wish they could blow all leaves on yhe trail so my furry friend can avoid another nose scratch with a glass and we can see were are we walking.

Nice quaint little park with a rock wall, swings, marry-go-round, slides, monkey bars, etc. looks…read morelike it was just recently painted with fresh cedar mulch. Lots of tall shade trees. Our 2 year old loved running around this place. It's set back in a quiet neighborhood with no traffic. Was able to walk around with stroller - seems wheel chair friendly, with park benches (didn't see any picnic tables though). There's a huge ravine which is fenced off nicely from the park so kids are very safe, but there is a trail that you can hike down to which has a tranquil creek and a 3-story bolder.

I love that this park has areas for all ages. Toddlers have an area with smaller playground…read moreequipment. There are multiple types and heights of slides. There is ample room for running around the structures. There is a paved walkway that kids can also bike on. There is no bathroom. And you can't access the YMCA at all from this side. Not sure they'd let you use theirs anyway. There is no parking lot. The YMCA lot doesn't allow for park parking. You have to park on the street. There is usually close parking available. There is no shade. It gets really hot during the summer. All in all, I like the park for its age range. I wish there was a bathroom. We've had to leave early a bunch of times because we need a bathroom.

Really like to come here - miss the swing they used to have. It's easy to get street parking and is…read morefull of fun stuff to play on!

Truly a fun and beautiful trail in the forest. I adivine you read the directions for parking on…read moreAlltrails. And get there early. We arrived approximately 9:00 am. As we were leaving it was getting packed. The trail is really fun through the forest. Up and down traversing through a leafy green heavy fern lined trail. Loads of roots are everywhere so watch your step. The bugs weren't quite as bad as I thought but we were there fairly early. Bring bug spray though. It definitely areas that promote mosquitoes. You can go for a dip. The water is cold and refreshing. I was sure to bring water sandals. Felt so good on my feet. Worth the trek for this beautiful hike. Do it! SYOY!

A fun and easy/moderate hike to do! Heads up! There is a LACK of direction/instructions for…read moreessentially the whole trail. Please rely on your phone's map to navigate you. You definitely do not want to get lost in these woods! Trail was a bit muddy after experiencing some rain. There were two wrecked/old cars on the way to the waterfall. The 2nd one was pretty cool to look at. The hike was about 5 miles long. Highly recommend coming here after it moderately rains because the waterfall looks so much nicer with the amount of water that's flowing! Parking is limited so make sure to not go during busy times.

Came here on a Friday afternoon around 3:30PM, long gravel road to the trailhead, quite a few cars…read moreparked there too. Bathroom and map at the trailhead. Hike is pretty steep, constantly uphill for about 3 miles, all in the trees though. Mosquitoes around, bug spray is good. After 3 miles, trail goes down pretty steeply, lake was really pretty, not very cold water! Sat there for a bit to enjoy the water and view, really calming. Didn't see very many people on the trail, had the lake to ourselves. Bad part of the hike is the need to go back uphill after the lake, but it's not too bad. Took 2 hours to get to the lake, 2 hours back, was a bit dark and got a bit cold towards the end of the hike. Hiking poles definitely helped!

It is 11.5 miles, you have to park your car 2 miles before the trail starts which adds up total or…read more4 extra miles. It would be good idea to go on sunny day and start hike early. We went around 8:00am got at lake around 11:30am, only few small breaks and took 3 hours to come back. When we reached the lake it was mesmerizing. Thinks to remember: 1.Take a lot of water and snacks with you. It is hard hike so stay hydrated. 2. Bug spray if needed we had it but did not use it because bugs were not too bad. 3. Go early to beat the heat and this hike requires $5 day use fee and Northwest forest pass. 4. Since it's not 7.5 miles be ready to do extra 4 miles. Total of 11.5miles This hike was hardest hike for us so far but the view worth the hike. I would highly recommend to go there at lest once in life time. The view is breathtaking!!! Good luck, you will love it.!!

Can't even begin to explain how much I love this park. Wide grassy lawns, historic open barns, a…read morestunning suspension bridge, river access, trails. It truly has everything and is completely beautiful. There is tons of parking and it usually isn't too busy. They have yurts, tent camping, and drive in camping. All gorgeous spots. There are 3-4 amazing river access spots. The river has deep spots, shallow, fast, and slow, making it perfect for any speed of swimmer to hang out. There are usually people in floaties and on paddle boards enjoying the area. The view from the suspension bridge that connects the two sections of the park is stunning. It reminds me how much beauty Washington has and gets me choked up just thinking about it. There are endless cool trails to explore, all leading to fun little adventures and scenic views. This is the perfect park to just spend a day getting lost in nature, swimming, having a picnic, or having a leisurely campout.

This park has everything in it. You come to camp and you get to cross the bridge to place your tent…read moreor glamour in one of the cabina which by the way, have very good size for a small family. Or you can come with your car or truck and stay on one of the spots at the beginning. Either way you'll have quick access to the Snoqualmie River with splendid view. You can also fish and have a good time with your kids in this small beach. When you cross the bridge be mindful for other people coming the other way or behind you. There is a sign that you must have some feet in between groups. You'll get to the trail which is at your right. Watch out for bears with cubs. It is a nice trail with pepples at the beginning. Not a good idea for strollers but still can have a great time at the lawn. Easy parking near the baseball field. Good way to spend family time on a weekend.

My favorite place to be on a warm, sunny day for a picnic! It's right next to the water. The area…read moreis usually quiet and calm if you go on a weekday afternoon. After work or during weekend, it could get quiet and loud. There are a few parking spots right next to the park, but it's not a far walk even if you have to park at the nearby neighborhood.

One of our absolute favorite beaches to relax and watch sunset. The neighborhood is very peaceful…read moreand calming. On our recent visit to Medina Beach Park, we had the chance to watch the best fireworks ever. Everything was sooo perfect..the music, the vibe, the weather and the fireworks. Had the best time!!

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.

One of my favorite memories as a child growing up in Woodinville, took my kids there often to see…read moreanimals, play in creek and climb up silo tower. My daughter is taking her baby there now. Local Treasure in beautiful secluded forest setting.

What a cute little playground. Suited for 5+ year olds, although I was there with my 2 year old…read moreand he had loads of fun. You just gotta keep a close eye and stay near your little one at all times. Make sure not to miss the right turn to get to the park...the sign isn't obvious - it's sort of tucked away so just slow down when you're driving so you don't miss it. You gotta take a right before you reach the traffic light, otherwise it's another 5 minutes to get back.

The kids playground seemed up kept equipment wise, however the park was trashed. Garbage every…read morewhere. Cans, snacks bags, water bottles you name it just covered the entire park. Not sure if someone had a birthday over the weekend and left the place a mess or if it's normally like this.

What a fun park to have an end of the summer party! My kids and their friends met up for a beach…read moreparty to celebrate the end of summer and start of the new school year. They have reserved picnic spaces but also lots of spaces where you can simply claim to use the day of your gathering. The bathrooms were not the cleanest nor was the lake water as my son left with a stomach bug the next day. The parking lot is a bit of a hike to get to the lake and picnic areas. I highly recommend using a wagon to transport food and drinks. Or you can have somebody pull up in the handicapped parking loop to drop off party supplies.

Our family lives near Pine lake park and we come once a week when the water is warm enough to have…read morefun! There is a play ground and this entire park is perfect for large families and families with young kids. It has rock climbing walls,basketball court,baseball area,benches,swings and basically is the best park in the area! You can also barbecue here

I enjoy coming to this park w my 2 siblings especially on a sunny day, however the reason I give it…read more4 stars is because wish there was more structure & it could be updated other than that all positivities to say about this park and it's fun. And structure meaning structure for all ages. But I will keep coming back I have never had a bad experience

1. I love this park it's in my top 5 of my other favorite parks in town/dog friendly…read more 2. It is huge 3. The Christmas tree climb is a must 4. Definitely a must on sunny days 5. There's trails to walk and there's a field to play football in Etc and it's very popular lots of people come and the list goes on definitely always coming