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Medina Park

4.5 (24 reviews)

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Water fountain w/ a mini dock.
Casey K.

I almost don't want to write this review because I don't want it to become overcrowded, but Medina park is pretty nice. As the downtown Bellevue park and Meydenbauer Bay park get super crowded (even in COVID times), Medina park is about 5 minutes away and much more secluded. It's a pretty big park, with one side being more for dogs and the other with a playground and the bathroom. The only thing that irks me right now is that every time I've gone to this park in the summer, the bees keep following me and my food. Either I'm wearing something that attracts them, or they really want my chipotle.

On a dog walk :-)
Tana R.

This is a perfect place for children. The playground is great and very spacious. And it's also perfect place for four legged friends. On the other side of the playground is off leash area and it's a great place for your doggie to get some exercise.

Janaki V.

Located in the quiet posh upscale neighborhood this little park offers nicely maintained ponds with fountains, walking path and off lease area. It's great to spend with family and has a playground for the kids.

Fun photo session with friends on a beautiful Bellevue day
Denise L.

A hidden gem and one of my all-time favorite parks in Washington. It's larger than it looks, so it's great for a stroll. The ponds with the trees make it a magical scenery. There are also tennis courts, a playground for kids, and an off-leash area for dogs. I had a photoshoot here with friends and the photographer loved the venue. It's great for wedding photos and prom photos!

One of the ponds - super gorgeous!
Rish B.

Awesome park in Medina! We come here for the off-leash dog area but I saw a fun playground for children as well. This park is very nicely maintained and landscaped - the grass is actually lush!Essentially looping around a couple of ponds, this isn't your traditional dog park. It's more like a traditional park where you can play with your dog without them being stuck on a leash. I could see some people having issues with it not being fenced off but my dogs loved it! They keep each other company and love running around the pond. The ponds are really nice and serene and even have ducks in them! We will definitely be coming back!!

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Love it, great to get my daily 10k steps walk in.

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We love this park. It is big and even. Dogs can play easily. It is far from the road and very safe.

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“A hidden gem and one of my all-time favorite parks in Washington.”

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Meydenbauer Bay Park - Snow day!!!

Meydenbauer Bay Park

4.3(48 reviews)
1.1 mi

The waterfront is so beautiful! It's very peaceful and relaxing! Great place to just relax and…read moreenjoy nature! You can easily spend time here just walking along the water and taking in the views. It's a very peaceful place if you just need to go on a walk or clear your mind. I love how it's not packed and how clean it is. It feels calm and open, and it's a perfect spot to slow down and enjoy the scenery.

A Hidden Gem on the East Side - Breathtaking, Peaceful, and Perfect for All Ages…read more Meydenbauer Bay Park is honestly one of my absolute favorite parks in the entire East Side of Washington. The lakefront views are simply stunning, framed by gorgeous multi-million dollar homes that add to the serene, upscale feel of the area. It's a family-friendly haven, often filled with friendly ducks, children playing, and people enjoying the water. Whether you're into paddle boarding, boating, swimming, or just relaxing by the water, the park offers a wide range of activities--complete with clean shower and bathing facilities that make it incredibly convenient. I've often imagined hosting a wedding or special event here because the setting is just that beautiful, though I'm not sure if it's officially allowed. Regardless, this park holds a special place in my heart, and I will definitely be coming back again and again. It's a true gem that offers both peaceful retreat and vibrant recreation--perfect for all ages.

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Chism Beach Park - Park View

Chism Beach Park

4.2(28 reviews)
1.8 mi

Scattered among the sea of King County parks sits this beautiful and quaint spot that boasts some…read moreof the best views of Seattle over Lake Washington! We discovered this place on accident, and have returned so many times that I've lost count. Most of the time it's not crowded, but the summer is busy with families swimming at the beach, picnicking with kids, and couples enjoying the warm sun and numerous lookout points. The surrounding trails are a fun escape and easy to find. They have benches scattered throughout so if you want to sit and relax to soak in the sun's rays, you can do that too. Most aren't strenuous or long, perfect for a casual stroll. Above the beach area is a good-sized lawn area that gives a birds eye view of the Lake, and designed for a picnic. Pre-COVID, this spot had to be reserved and there are posted placards with instructions on how to do so. Since then, that has been banned. Parking is plentiful, though gets a bit tougher to find when the weather is nice. If you need ADA accessible parking, there are a small number of spots on the lower side of the park. You will need to hang a left off 98th that leads you to a small entrance so keep an eye out for that. Restrooms are clean, plenty of picnic tables for social distancing, and my perfect hideout to enjoy the quiet in the city. Highly recommend paying a visit, but be respectful of surrounding neighbors as this is a private residential area as well.

Nice park if you can get through all the freaking construction. It's summertime and it's…read moreconstruction time in every street in the freaking city. Do yourself a favor and use the south entrance.

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Lake to Lake Trail - Trail at Mercer Slough Nature Park

Lake to Lake Trail

4.7(13 reviews)
2.7 mi

Awesome trail- I have never seen a trail system like the one in Bellevue. I am from California and…read morethe trail system signage made it so easy for me to get out and run around Bellevue without fear of getting lost. I actually got to see a lot of Bellevue thanks to the trails! I think its worth noting that there is a lot of care put in to the grooming of these trails- thanks to those working so hard to keep them maintained! When I visit again I will surely be doing more trails.

Right is the middle of Bellevue is the terrific trail system that goes between Phantom Lake and…read moreLarson Lake. Even on a perfect day on a weekend, not very crowded. The trial winds through a few thickets, a small bog, a terrific stand of old growth firs and follows a brook that eventually becomes a glorified trench. Plenty of small wild life includes squirrels, rabbits, red-winged black birds, ducks, sparrows chickadees and woodpeckers. While a few signs warned of bob cat, mountain lion and bears (really, in Bellevue?) what I found in most proliferation was the wild and well coiffed Eastside MILF commonly found gazing in Bellevue, Issaquah and Redmond. Both lakes are quite serene and larger than you might suppose. A great in-city adventure, I got in 5 miles of brisk urban hiking. Check Bellevue Park Dept.for various well marked trail heads.

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