It is a great neighborhood park. Multiple entrances on different corners; large grass field; a…read morechildren playground that my kid loves.

A small neighborhood park in Kirkland. You can enter from 132nd, or there are a couple of side…read moreentrances. The park has a large grassy area in the center, encircled by a paved path, nice for walking or jogging laps. To one side, there is a small play area with swings, slide, benches, and a basketball hoop. It's not a sort of park to go out of your way for - and there isn't any parking apart from street parking, even if you wanted to. It's a nice neighborhood park that is rarely busy.

What a fun little park even if it just rained you can just bring a towel. It's great for a little…read moreextra walk and picnic as well as there is a trail and our family really enjoyed their time.

Really enjoyed this park! First of all, it's so visually unique and fun! My kids were excited when…read morewe drove up. There's a lot of areas for imaginative play - little forts, climbing wall, train etc. plenty of shade and picnic tables too. There's no bathroom but there is a port a potty if you're desperate. The only downside is there's no parking lot so you have to park in a side street and walk across a busy street to get there. Would still recommend!

I like the idea that almost all the structures were for younger kids. This makes it easier for them…read moreto try swings and slides. Be prepared if they get in the sand lot tho.

If you have a toddler who just started walking and wants to explore everything then this is the…read morepark for you! It's fully fenced and 90% of all the toys in here are perfect for toddlers ages 1 year to 3 years old. My son is 15 months old and can't get enough of the Cozy Coupe cars that are just lying around there. I love it because I don't need to helicopter mom him and let him run free. Downsides are that there's a port a loo but it's only there for summer and there's not enough seats for adults to sit and chill so bring a picnic blanket or some camping chairs to sit. Otherwise this park would be perfect. Don't forget to bring a coffee and just enjoy letting your toddler run around safely!

Tiny gem in a busy street. It's off the main road and nestled inside a townhouse community. It has…read morea small area of shaded benches to sit and eat at. No tables. Playground and single basketball court with more grassy area to run around at. Very quiet neighborhood.

Just a small little neighborhood park. Nothing too spectacular, but it gives the area's apartment…read moreand condo complex kids a safer place to play than in the parking lots and streets. There's a small playground, a half court basketball hoop, and some grassy areas to play. There's a covered ramada with two picnic tables under it, and some other benches and tables around the playground area. Also, there are dog waste bags provided, though only one awkwardly located trash can over near the play equipment. I don't like taking my dog where kids play at any park to avoid her going potty in the places kids typically sit/roll/play in, but I can't avoid it here if I've got anything to throw away.

Searching for painted rocks? Then this park is the right…read morespot! Such a hidden gem of a park. We find one painted rock each time we visit this park, the pea patch on the opposite side of the playground is a fun place to walk around and see all the cool/fun things people in the community are growing. Such a fun park to explore and hunt for painted rocks! Look for the hidden bamboo forest (windmill), one of my kids favorite areas.

I really love this little park. The equipment is basic but suitable for kids under 12. Small…read moretoddlers might struggle a bit with it - but there are a few baby swings. Large grassy area with some trees - perfect height for climbing. There is a fence around the perimeter but no gate. A child could definitely escape pretty easily but it might slow them down a little bit. There is plenty of parking but it isn't really walking distance to any facilities..... however, lots of small restaurants do take-away nearby if you'd like to bring a picnic :)

- tiny but mighty -…read more It's essentially just a playground with a huge lawn next to it for dogs, but it has a structure for younger kids and a bigger one for 5-12. The structures seems a bit old, but they work fine. There are also swings for kids, too. The baby swings are actual seats, not like those soft plastic ones in most parks in bellevue.

I almost never fall off the monkeybars anymore... neither does my son. This is probably the nicest…read moreneighborhood park I've ever been to. It's just across the street from MS about a 5 minute walk from my house. They have two playgrounds, with the ground up tires for kids to fall on. One of the playgrounds is for very small children (less 2 years old) and the other one is for older kids. They have all the 5-6 slides and lots of climbing stuff, a tire swing, regular swings, climbing things. Also, there's a big field that you can play baseball in (watch out for the McMansion windows) and a decent basketball court too, plus there's decent parking in our hood. It's filled with parents of young children and dog owners most sunny days, so I can usually find someone to talk to while my son tries to kill himself on the tall slide. Oh yeah. Look here for a photo! http://local.live.com/default.aspx?v=2&ss=yp.cascade%20view%20neighborhood%20hark~yp.cascade%20view%20neighborhood%20park&cp=ry70964tpqnh&style=o&lvl=2&scene=3688882&sp=Point.ry7y8s4tq4w6_16655%20NE%2048th%20St%2c%20Redmond%2c%20WA%2098052-5482%2c%20United%20States___~Point.qh275t8kp0cn_Cherry%20Hill%20Neighborhood%20Park%20%28park%29%2c%20College%20Park%2c%20Maryland%2c%20United%20States___

My son's soccer games/practices were here. Located beside a public school this little green space…read moreis mostly enclosed, very sunny but with trees/shade around the perimeter. Bathrooms onsite but I can't comment on them, I never used them. Bit of a strange place for a picnic but good space for a casual sports event. On clear days you can just see mountains peaking over the horizon. Easy to find and locate from the Bothell area.

My companion and I played some lively one-on-one basketball at Brickyard Road Park earlier this…read moreevening. There is no parking lot here, it is located in a residential neighborhood, so we parked on the street. We had driven to Woodin Creek Park first, but the basketball court there was in use. We waited for a while, but it was still in use, so we drove over to this park instead. There are no restrooms here either. There are a few short walking trails. A couple of people were walking their dogs. When we first arrived at the basketball court, it was in use also. It was a great evening to play basketball - cool but not too chilly, and not rainy, with crisp early spring air. We waited for a while, and those players left, so we were able to use the basketball court for about 45 minutes. At one point while we were playing basketball, 3 young boys came whizzing right through the basketball court on their bicycles. They looked very comfortable doing this, like it may have been something that they do often. They cut right across the area where we were playing. My companion landed a perfect shot, and one of the boys yelled cheerfully, "Nice shot!" My companion thanked him. I said yes, it really was a nice shot, wasn't it. I was a bit relieved when the boys left, though. I must say this is the first time in my entire life that I have ever seen kids riding their bikes around and through a basketball court! I appreciated how the grassy field behind the basketball hoop was sloped upwards, and how the fence on the side of the basketball court was one of the tall chain-link fences. It would be hard to lose a basketball on this court. The rim of the basketball hoop was oddly constructed. I'm used to scoring about 45 - 60 points in a 30 - 45 minute one-on-one game (I played basketball a lot growing up), but I scored far less points than that today, and I didn't really feel off of my game. I think it had to do with the way that the hoop was constructed. I still won the game though (barely) - yeah! I'd be open to playing basketball on this court again, but it might not be my first choice.

I've been hesitant to review this place because it's a great place to play pickleball and no one is…read moreever here. We want to keep it that way! Haha but no, it's a small little park and down the hill in the corner it has a basketball hoop and pickleball court that is just on pavement. Works great though. Has a pretty good net and the lines are still visible. A nice surrounding neighborhood that is very quaint and pleasant. Up the hill is a play area for kids, walking/bike path (very short), and good grass area.