This park has a little bit of everything!…read more A good amount of activities in the playground for the kiddos. Tons of areas to walk the 4 legged kiddos. And a lot shady areas (to avoid the sun, not shady areas for crime!) Despite this park always being full, it is always quite peaceful.

This place is a little slice of heaven in Marysville. It's large and plenty of paths to explore, I…read moretake my dog walking there often. One of my favorite things is the Master gardeners display garden.

Beautiful location for Spring family picture. Quiet neighborhood and can park car right across the…read morestreet

I was very curious to visit this park! I went here on Saturday afternoon in time for the sunset…read more Nice walkway, grassy areas and park benches. You have such a beautiful view of the marina and water! The park is in the residential area and has big trees, next to homes that are old but beautiful! I would come here again :)

An Ebey Waterfront Park sign was located at the entrance to the main parking lot for the park and…read moreEbey Waterfront Trail, which branched off from the parking lot, when I arrived on 19 July 2023. It was a Wednesday morning and parking was abundant. Signs were speckled throughout the parking lot marking the Ebey Waterfront Trail and where to find it. Exploring around the parking lot, there was a playground and a few short docks out over the water along a muddy boat launch area. Venturing out on the Ebey Waterfront Trail, I found a variety of small birds foraging in the vegetation along the trail as well as a great blue heron wading in the water and occasionally plunging its head into the water to catch a fish. A spattering of wildflowers were also in bloom along the trail. The walking path itself was flat, paved, and yielded infrequent shade. Returning to my car, a few great blue herons flew off along the river.

Very nice small park. It does have a restroom. The path is short but will eventually connect to a…read morelonger one

If you have young children or are not a strong swimmer, this is a fantastic location to swim in a…read morelake. There is a large shallow area for you to swim in as well as a fantastic playground for kids. Parking in the summer is extremely challenging on hot days or the weekend so you'll want to plan ahead.

Heavily used during summertime,free parking,lots of activities to do in here,clean…read more (Full review to fallow)

Such an amazing spot to spend time outdoors. One thing to keep in mind--if you're planning to walk…read morealong the beach, definitely check the tide beforehand. When the tide is high, a large part of the beach gets covered, and you'll miss out on the best walking areas. Aside from that, it's a great place for a picnic or just hanging out with friends. There's plenty of open space for volleyball, frisbee, or whatever games you want to bring. Beautiful scenery and a relaxing vibe all around--definitely worth a visit!

I was searching for somewhere to take my dogs for a walk and found this park through Yelp. It's…read moresuch a great spot to enjoy lunch and a view. The park itself is pretty big, a nice large lawn with picnic tables and plenty of space to set up a picnic on the grass. Most people seemed to be enjoying lunch in their car or on the grass or next to their cars. A few folks set up their lawn chairs and enjoyed the sunshine but point is, theres a lot space to enjoy the park however you want, it's pretty great! As for dog walking it wasn't a large area for dogs to roam around, dogs must stay on leash or you risk a fine according to the signs there, but it's still a nice area to bring your dog to while you enjoy the view. I had seen pictures of dogs in the water so I knew there had to be a trail somewhere. The lawn has a few levels to it and a lot of grassy spots areas to hang out in between the bushes and off to the left we found a dirt road. The signage was spray painted so you cant read it and the path looks pretty used so we went down it and came to the traintracks. We crossed those and found the beach where further down we saw some other people. Our dogs loved it, they got to enjoy the sunshine, roam on the grass, walk around and swim! We definitely plan on coming back just to enjoy coffee and a view, or have a nice lunch date, watch the sunset, theres quite a few fun possibilities here!

Nice park in the middle of the city, like an oasis I the desert! Nice play structures for th…read morekids,and beautiful scenery. It takes up the ent e block, so there's enough room for you to find some space to yourself.

Great park! My nieces and nephew love coming here. Great playground with BENCHES for parents/adults…read moreto sit on as kids play. There are multiple slides, swings, a teeter totter, and things to spin and climb on. There was baseball practice going on in the field during our last visit. And the space felt safe, which is very important. Lots of parking in a lot and on the street.

5/5 nice park especially Eastern side of it. Dog off leash is allowed. Nice and huge placeread more

This place is an interesting blend of folks from all walks of life. There's a lot of families and…read morean off leash area where a bunch of cute pups roam. It's pretty rocky so best to bring sandals or shoes but we did find some great rocks when we were there. There's a train track that runs right next to the park so it is definitely a highlight for our son. It does take a bit of walking to get to the park, and some stairs up and down so it's not the best for mobility restricted folks. Cute, quirky beach. Super Everett.

Gissberg Twin Lakes used to have many trees on the outside border of the North Lake. It also used…read moreto have a thick border of trees on the far west end which gave the illusion of a whole forest behind the two lakes. This westerly view was wonderful on a clear day with a setting sun. Eagles used to perch on the west-side trees and on the north-side trees looking for fish in the lakes or acting as sentries. Now, all of those two tree groves are greatly diminished. What is causing this? LOW INCOME HOUSE COMPLEXES, now being the priority of Snohomish County, have been built around the north end, and the housing is expanding. Also expanding is a road which will be an extension of 27th Avenue Northeast in the Marysville Lakewood Neighborhood, which will require tearing down many more trees.

This is a perfect place for a stroll and pretty pictures. However, would reccomend smth for kids…read morelike small park.

Mediocre park to overnight at cost I rate pretty high. Cramped by design. Was quiet though, until…read moredaybreak when neighbor decided to trim his yard with noisy saws

I have always loved going to this park as a child. During the summer they hold The Festival of the…read moreRiver here. www.stillaguamish.nsn.us/festival.htm It's a great park with camping, a huge field and river access via a sandy trail. Pets are allowed on a leash.

The Deering Wildflower park is a pleasant place to take a stroll. The easy 1/2 mile loop takes you…read morethrough a native woodlands that makes you feel miles away from civilization. There are several side trails that will give a walker options to vary your routine. A bench at the pond offers a very nice spot to watch for birds and admire the view, or to read your book while soaking up nature. The parking area is at the end of the road, easily found and well marked.

If you're looking for a little escape that's close to home this is the perfect park…read more Keep in mind that it's not a well traveled hike and there's going to be a lot of mosquitoes and spider webs etc. It also is not well kept up. The trails can be narrow with growth of different plants and trees. It would be nice to see some clearing so that we can see the pond better. Without all being said it's a bit of a magical place because of all the native trees and plants abounding. If it was better kept up I would give it a five-star review.