I try to visit parks I haven't been to to play Pokémon Go on it's Community Days. Kiwanis is okay…read morefor that but the patk is relatively small so it takes some doing to meet your goals on the game as far as that goes. There are a few Pokestops but not many. In fact this park lives up to it's name accurately. It is a skate park and there isn't much else as far as multiuse goes but it is big enough you could slip in a picnic. The ramps for the skaters look great so if that is what you want to do here you are bound to have a lot of fun!

Cute and clean little neighborhood park…read more Has a skate park which isn't why I come here but it's still cool. Lots of trees to shade the park in the summer months.. Picnic tables and lots of trash cans. This park is well maintained. The restrooms are clean as well. Lots of grass for sun bathing, playing kick ball or throwing the frisbee. This is my neighborhood park so I come here often. My daughter loves the swings. I feel that they could add some newer toys on the playground- they are extremely dated.

This is an AMAZING skatepark I definitely recommend it to everyone. I grew up here. LOVE ITread more

Stewart Heights Park is a great park! If it's in the summer time they have a swimming pool which is…read moreprobably a high priority for many people during the hot months. I like doing a big circle using sidewalks and dirt trails around the entire park. That's a nice but not too time consuming jaunt. During the spring there is some beautiful cherry blossoms trees on the west side of the park. But what I like best about this park is the recycle drop off points. There is a drop off point at the current time for glass and cardboard. This is a very convenient place to go to do this chore as it's not far from home at all. Stewart Heights is quite good in amenities and if I were to add anymore I'd perhaps add a pond or lake for ducks. More of a pond really...

Great place to skate, hella chill. A very good place to start if you're looking for a easy going…read moreplace to learn some new tricks lol

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So much to do and so much fun activities for the kids!!…read more They fixed the playground so there were additional games the kids can do. The best part is you can visit their website and you can check if the water is okay for the kids to play with . There's usually an update regarding if you can swim and such. The only thing I'm worried about is when there is no one there to facilitate the other kids swimming, because I noticed there were lots of kids who goes there without their parents or guardians. The cops do come around for their rounds sometimes, but not all the time . I always have my eyes on my kids because there were sooooooo many people and soo many kids during school break holidays and I can't even imagine summer break. If you want to entertain your kids for hours bring them here and just have a picnic and enjoy the sand with the kids. Don't forget the shovel and bucket though lol.

I went to Steel Lake Park for a Pokémon Go event and I really liked this park a lot! Steel Lake is…read morepretty but surrounded by housing so the feel of nature is lessened somewhat. Nice pier that goes over some of the lake to take in veiws and to fish. Nice swimming area and it was busy with kids occupying the area but I still felt it was too nippy outside to really enjoy the water. The Funland part is kind of an elaborate wood jungle gym which looks like a great place to let kids play in. Plenty of room in the park to spread out and and do picnics and just hang out. The weekend I went the park was popular with all of it's amenities including a snack vendor which was in the building where the restrooms were next to the lake. Parking isn't too bad but I was a little bit concerned if I was going to find a spot but there are two lots that you can use and the one towards the entrance to the park is bigger. Nice outing and glad I made it here as I had it on my list but I am glad I went when I did because in midsummer heat I am sure this park is super busy!

I lived next door to this shop and met the owners a handful of times. I bought a custom board for…read moreno other reason than to be able to hang out, as it's a chill space in a difficult town. The kids who intern here are very talented. If perhaps wildly lacking in empathy for people who are less fortunate than themselves. Robert, one of the the owners / founders, really struck me as an unusually kind, cool and selfless person. I thought his work was really meaningful.

Awesome skate shop with an indoor park! The staff is relaxed and super helpful if you're not sure…read morewhat you're looking for. They have a great variety of quality boards that are built to last, for any skill level.

This is a fairly small specialty park that offers a large skate park and a rock climbing structure…read more(bring your own equipment). There's also a little walking trail and a pond that's pretty nice. It's a good choice for any age to get your skate/climb on!

Great place for kids that are into rock climbing or wall climbing like my son. I couldn't get him…read moreoff the smaller rock, he had so much fun. I could tell the skate park portion was definitely not designed by so eone who actually skateboards. The loop thing they have looks cool but it's definitely not realistic. When skate parks are designed they should really get input from skaters so that it's functional. Minimal parking on a busy intersection but if you come at the right time I'm sure you'll find a spot!

Very urban looking Park. Neat ramps with a combination of grinding areas and trick/Arial spots…read more Lots of drop in areas with varying heights of drop ins for different skill levels. The only thing I didn't like was how dirty it is. The trash was over full and the place for the parents or spectators to sit was dirty. Side note: there is zero parking. So you must park on a side street or at the school next door and walk over. So lock your car and be safe.

Liberty Park has a large green area, basketball court, two pickleball courts, a tennis court, and a…read morehybrid (dual-use) tennis and pickleball court (with a new sign about shared pickleball/tennis times that people don't really follow). What's nice is that they have lit courts until 11:15pm, which is a rarity outside of Seattle. While Liberty is a fairly well-maintained park, you definitely want to watch your back, especially at night. I've seen more than my fill of drunkards, tweakers, homeless, etc. and a man walking around with a large knife... Like the rest of downtown Renton, it is unfortunately not the safest of areas. If you are looking to play competitive pickleball, the community of pickleball players here after 4pm are fairly high-level and many of them play in local pickleball tournaments. Overall: 3/5 for park maintenance, 1/5 for park safety

A great place to get your pickleball in after work or on the weekends. There's some high level…read moreplayers here pretty consistently.

Very fun playground. Lots of things for the kids to climb on and multiple slides and swings…read more There's even a swing for kids with disabilities. There are also walking/hiking trails that lead to a tennis court and a fenced off dog area. The only problem is there are no bathrooms.

Nice park with trails, a fun playground, and a variety of swings. My kiddos had a great time.read more