All stars Team DuPont…read more Hey guys, We need to step up our game when it comes to timing. As you've probably noticed, other groups are taking over our field, so we're moving our start time to **9 AM sharp**. We're going to be serious about punctuality--if you're still sitting at home when it's time to play, you might end up sitting on the sidelines instead. Let's lock in, show up on time, and keep our spot. See you all at 9!

Not a bad park. It's located in DuPont and nestled in-between housing developments with walking…read morepaths leading to them as well as more meandering ones to explore the park and the nearby Memorial Trail if you are looking for a longer walk. This park covers the necessities as it has playground equipment and areas to play ball games. I didn't necessarily find anything too terribly unique about this park as far as sightseeing goes but it's still a very tranquil place to spend time at.

Playground by the Sound is the Chambers Bay park playground on the northeast corner of the park…read more Decent size parking lot, though it can be full on super nice days and in the summer (in a pinch I've parked along the road and walked back). The playground is split into an older kids side and a younger kids side, with 1 entry (and a fence surrounding). Visibility isn't perfect but the single entry point is great if you want to stand in the middle to keep an eye on kiddos. Great spot for play dates (come with a coffee!). There are portapotties at the park and a real restroom a small walk down the path. Park is great for kids to use their imaginations and play, which is so much fun. Great spot to bring a ball and play catch or picnic to sit and relax or bikes! Can get hot - wear sunscreen if the weather is nice. Friends said it's also fun to bring bikes or a stroller and hit up the cafe (a bit of distance from the playground) and have some sweet potato fries.

Absolutely love this playground! Almost* fenced in so it makes it easy to keep tabs on your little…read moreone! Plenty of options for kiddos of all ages

The city really has upgraded the city park. The splash park, jazz in the park, the BBQ rally, the…read moreoutdoor gym, murals and food trucks. This is our tax dollars going to great use. Keep up the good work.

Second time coming here. Our first time was last year, also in July with my granddaughter. Such a…read morewonderfully designed park! A playground, separate splash pad that is so colorful with features spaced nicely for ability of excited kids running w/o running into each other. Clean private rest rooms! And even an area for Artisan style markets etc. Plenty of parking with restaurants, shops and other amenities in the immediate area. Yelm sure seems like a lovely Community.

This is our favorite dog park to take our pup. Simply put, it's MASSIVE. Our dog can run, play, and…read moresocialize with so many different dogs all over this park and he comes back exhausted and so happy from his fun filled day. Worth the drive no matter where you are in WA. Rain or shine this park is always open. Just don't be surprised if your pup comes back covered in mud on a rainy day .

This is on the site of a former territorial military fort, then a state mental hospital and work…read morefarm (c.1868). With the farm's closing in the 1970's, a wonderful gift to the people of Lakewood and Washington state grew out of the distress of those hospital days. A diamond rising from the ashes, so to speak. There are a few of the farm buildings remaining plus the foundation to the barracks for the hospital's farm workers. More over there is tons of room to spread out, no matter what your activity might be (sports fields, trails, picnic areas......)

This is my favorite park in Olympia: the climbing dome, the bear statues, the zip line, tennis…read morecourts, plenty of room for everyone and dog bags and trash cans to keep us clean. Parking is hard on a sunny day.

We live LBA park! It's the only park around that we know of with an off-leash trail area. We…read moreusually do a walk through the trails, there are always some artistic surprises off trail and great for hide and seek. Follow it up with an hour or so on the playground. One of our very favorite parks!

I'll tell ya, there was no playground here back when I was a kid. It was an open field where we…read moreused to light off fireworks on 4th of July. Or where we'd bring a stack of Seventeen magazines and browse through them, taking quizzes of what kind of flirt we were. As you can tell, this is a park I frequented when I was a kid 'til I left for college. Avonlea Park is a neighborhood park in the Avonlea neighborhood in Lacey. For those who use this park, it's most likely from those in the surrounding houses. My childhood best friends lived very close to this park, which was ideal for when you needed a large open space. However, there is now a playground area for small children and a basketball court. AKA it got fancy. Not much else to this park, but a space for Avonlea residents. It's walking distance to every house in this neighborhood. You can say it's an ideal place for families.

Beautiful, Quite park right next to the Chehalis bike trail. 1 mile from all the major…read morerestaurants and stores you could need, but not busy at all and tucked away from the business of the traffic. 2 kids playgrounds, a basketball hoops, nice picnic area and BBQ grills Needs a soccer goal and No restroom at park. Well maintained though grass.

We only went once, but it won't be the last! The facility was clean, the bathrooms were clean, kids…read morewere having lots of fun. Literally no complaints. People were friendly, and it was a fun time! Took my two year old there, for context.

Update: 06/06/23 I have to knock off some points from this…read morereview. We went there over the weekend & was so disappointed how so much dog poops weren't picked up by their owners. It's just irresponsible to have a dog & have someone else clean after. This just seem a beginning of how a park gets trashed.

Chambers Creek Regional Park is one of my favorite places throughout the year. They have a wide…read morerange of activities at this park, such as golfing, biking, skateboarding, walking, running, picnicking, kite flying, and beer festivals. There's a pretty lengthy trail close to the street that also leads to the Chambers Bay Grill. At the grill, they host special events, weddings, and personal celebrations. The Grill has an average set of drinks on tap and a pretty decent food menu as well as outdoor seating for those who want to continue to take in the breathtaking views around the park. Additionally, there are several strategically placed Scenic Overlook/viewpoint areas where you can sit, take in a magnificent view of the sound and landscape of the golf course. I usually come here at least 2-3 times a month to walk down the steep decline to the golf course area/trail over to a bridge that extends slightly into the sound. Here is my meditative space - somewhere I can go for some quiet reflection.

If you're looking for a park with tons of space and amazing views, you've found it here! Chambers…read moreCreek is HUGE! It's an old sand and gravel quarry turned golf course and park. I didn't see any playgrounds or splash pads while we were there but if you're hosting a picnic, BBQ or want to set up a volleyball net and have a tournament, this is a great place to do that. Mostly, I think that this park is best for folks who like to walk, run or jog a lot. They have a path along the road at the top of the park with some stunning views of water and Olympic peninsula from that path. The park has multiple walking paths with different levels of difficulty so I'm sure you'll find one to suit your needs. At the bottom of the park is some huge grassy areas that stretch a few acres right up to the water and it's a great place if you like to watch trains go by. They have at least one covered gathering place that you can rent and they can set up temporary tents if you need to rent space for your event. The park staff is friendly and always keeping an eye on things from their little offroad vehicles. They offer you extra trash bags if you've rented a space and they keep the park feeling safe and secure. I don't know much about golf, but the Chambers Creek golf course intertwines with the park so if you're a golfer, you can check it out. I hope to visit this park in the future and see what else I may be able to find. Until then, Cheers!