Fairly small park with the essentials. Could be better with a tennis court or similar. Im glad it…read moredoes have a working and semi clean bathroom, short yet scenic walking trails, covered picnic areas, and a smedium lake. Seems to be kept up enough that the locals use it all day on nice days like today.

A bit tricky to find. Lots of parking, and nice tables along the river. There's a fairly…read moregood-looking playground that always seems to have lots of people. I like to take my lunch here and just enjoy the sound of the river. Nothing too special about it, but a nice spot.

I merely walked a short distance in this park. The path is along the river. There are several…read moreplaces to stop and sit. A few picnic benches too. No bathrooms. I probably wouldn't walk here at night alone as I did not see any walk way lights. But during the day this is a lovely place to walk. Also a lovely place to sit and have a picnic. Enjoy your life. SYOY.

The Kla Ha Ya Park is not a park in the way one would think. There isn't significant green space to…read moresit, hang out, etc. There isn't even a bench. It is a hilly little green space to walk down to the Snohomish River Front Trail. This "park" is even smaller than Cady Landing/Park, at the other end of the trail. Use it as a marker to find an entry point to the trail. Other than that, this is NOT a park.

Yes, it's a park a very large park. Which is great, imo, because you have so many trails to choose…read morefrom and will mos def keep us coming back. The parking area fills up pretty quickly in the AM, especially on a nice day but there is also some limited parking on the road leading up to the lot. Also, there are two portable toilets at the entrance of the park, which is better than nothing. In regards to the trails, they are all pretty well maintained and decently marked. There are essentially two types: Shared with horse, bike, & foot and foot traffic only. Watch out for horse apples on the shared paths and the foot only aren't as well groomed or marked. All in all, highly recommend for family hikes because the terrain is not very challenging and it really is a beautiful park.

I really, really want to rate Lord Hill higher than a 3…read more Pros: It's close, and I can drop by in the afternoons to avoid the masses. For as close as you are to civilization, it feels like you're up in the mountains when you're here alone. It's a nice park with a lot of variety. There are a lot of trail combinations you can make, and the southern end of the park is always less busy than the northern end. Cons: This is supposed to be a shared use park, but mountain bikers are not welcome here. So many off leash dogs. So many bags of dog shit left all over. Equestrians think they own the park- there is often horse shit on bike only and bike/hike only trails. It gets old having to dodge hikers on the few bike only trails we have; we stay off the equestrian/hike only trails, they should return the favor. Recently, I came around a corner on Rock Candy Bypass to find a large group of photographers set up in the middle of trail, occupying the entire trail and pissed that I was there, despite it being a multi use trail. If I didn't experience the cons every time I'm out here, I would rate the park higher. It's still a good place to take the kids, as it's not very challenging and you can make any number of small to medium size loops that are never too far from the car.

Best family friendly park in Mill Creek. Sufficient BBQ grills and the kids play area is great!read more

Such great quality parks like this hidden away. Love it. Clean, respectful neighbors.read more

Heads up - NO DOGS ALLOWED…read more Was bummed we came all the way out here and was not able to walk our dog or see the park. Maybe some day we'll be back without the pup.

This is an amazing park and named after my stepdad. Bob had involved himself in countless…read moreachievements to the betterment of the environment and Snohomish County. The County is lucky to have this park, and another park on the way in the near future.

I was told yesterday that I needed to come here today for a session of mandatory fun. Honestly, I…read moredon't know what this place is. I don't even know whether it's a public park. There are "no trespassing" signs all over the place and what appeared to be a private residence in the nearby area. Whether this area is open for just anybody to visit is still a mystery to me. But first, let's backtrack a little bit. This place is also in the middle of nowhere. I was told before coming here that it would be located in Snohomish. Shortly before arriving, however, I passed a sign that said "now leaving Snohomish," which seemed counterintuitive. So not only could I not tell whether this place is public or private, but I don't even know what city it's in. Fortunately, the problems end there for the most part. Well, the day was hot, but that's not a fault with this site. It's just a large patch of grass with some shelter and a few things to do. Not a whole lot of stuff, but I suppose this place is more fun than it would be if there were nothing here but a grassy field. First, a stream called the Pilchuck River runs nearby; it's shallow enough to wade through and not nearly deep enough to swim in, not that I would advise swimming in such water. The shelter provides for the opportunity to host barbecues. A volleyball net and a place for throwing horseshoes appear to be set up, though I can't guarantee they'll always be there. The bathroom is in a central location; it's a white building with green doors. The place is surprisingly clean and well-maintained considering its relatively remote location. Working faucets, soap, and paper towels actually exist at this bathroom. Overall, this park is fun to hang around in for a few hours, but it doesn't offer much incentive to stay any longer.

This park has an awesome splash pad for kids in summer. My daughter loves it. The rest of the park…read moreis expansive with a dog park, baseball fields and events area. The playground is ok! Needs a slide!

This park is so cool!! I came here for the first time, for National Night Out and was blown away by…read morehow large this park is and the fact it has a spray park, and an amphitheater! My only complaint is the restrooms-why so small and why only near the spray park? Besides the restroom issues, I found this park to be very clean, lots of trails to explore, and tons of green space to picnic, throw a frisbee, or bring the furry ones. You really can't go wrong coming here.

After confusing the addresses for Lowell Riverfront Park and Lowell Park on Sunday 25 June 2023 and…read moregoing to Lowell Park, I decided to return and see if I could find Lowell Riverfront Park today, Thursday 29 June 2023. It is located south of Lowell Park and has a sign reading Lowell Riverfront Trail out front of an entrance to a large parking lot. The river is visible beyond a grassy area(s) and vegetation from the parking lot. A flat paved trail winds through the cover of trees and has picnic tables spaced out along its side(s). The grass was cut short on my visit today. A few people were making use of an off-leash dog area past one end of the large parking area. There was a watch out for bears alert sign on the trail and birds were out and singing. An assortment of small wild flowers were in bloom closer to the river. Water flow at the top of the river was slow and the bank of the river muddy. Even with a few people out and about around 10:40 a.m. on a weekday, the park/trail was tranquil.

This is a nice little park with a walking trail along the Snohomish River. It's pretty small, so…read moreyou probably wouldn't spend hours here, and there's not a lot of deep underbrush, so it would not be high on potential dead-body-disposal options, but for a place to get your steps in or exercise your dog, it works out nicely. I'm subtracting a star because of the bathroom state. They have two (family) bathrooms which were just filthy pit toilets, swarming with flies and smelling like rotten feces. I would only take a shit here in the most dire of emergencies.