What an awesome park! There's something for all ages, with trails, a basketball court, zip line,…read moreplayground, climbing equipment, and more. There are also public restrooms, which is always a plus. Parking is a little limited, but we really enjoy this park and would recommend it.

Small regional park with play ground and hiking trails. Some picnic tables but limited shaderead more

Anderson Park is located in downtown Redmond and is the first and oldest park in the city. There's…read moreno dedicated parking lot but there's a lot of street parking around the perimeter. It's a small park with a playground structure but there's a decent amount of grass for picnics and certain outdoor activities. The cool thing is that they have some private cabins that can be rented. There are plenty of restaurants and shops within walking distance making this park a nice spot in the area.

Great park, my daughter didn't want to leave. Clean and well maintained, nice neighborhood.read more

This park is a treasure to me. I attended Celebrate Woodinville summer celebration yesterday and it…read morejust reminded me how much I love living here. The park is perfectly placed and laid out for events. Lot's of seating in the sun and shade, trail access, decent mix of shade cover and open sunny areas, plus it feels really safe. The trail that extends through this park is one of my faves. It is wide, flat, and gorgeous. I usually walk from here to where the Hollywood Hills wineries are, then back. Perfect flat walk for people with strollers, dogs, etc. The parking is limited- only about 15 spots. The baseball fields across the street aren't much better. I usually try to find parking at Woodin Creek or, if I have to, pay for the Schoolhouse District parking. A magical oasis in the middle of our sweet suburb!

We visited Wilmot Gateway Park with my kids for the first time today. The park offers a playground,…read moreopen play area, and connects to the Sammamish River Trail along the Sammamish River. The playground is great for kids aged 4-14. My little daredevil gave me a heart-stopping moment on the spinning climber, but thankfully she managed to hold on and avoid scraping her knee. Her sisters were beaming with joy, making it a fun-filled afternoon for all! A heads up: parking might fill up quickly, so plan accordingly. We actually took the local bus, which worked out great, so there's a convenient public transportation option available. The park borders the Sammamish River trail and offers a lovely view of Lake Sammamish from the walking trails. I recommend bringing a blanket or camping chairs - there's plenty of grassy space around the play area.

Wow! I did not know about this place until my friend had her son's birthday party there and I was…read moresurprised how nice it it. I was familiar with the playground there, which is one of the best around. The amount and diversity of equipment makes a big difference because it is suitable for children of all ages. The place is big and it is good for big parties. It can fit lots of tables and chairs for the guests. It also had lots of toys for children to play around. From little cars, to spinning stuff, baby toys, sensorial and Montessori toys. It is definitely a plus to me. They also have a kitchen with appliances free to use. So if you bring food for your party you can use the microwave and oven to warm it up. Staff is also very friendly and it makes a huge difference because it does not matter how nice the place is if we don't get a good customer service it is a no no for me. There is also lots of free parking on both community center and playground. I really recommend this place to anyone who wants to take their kids to a fun great playground and for people who wants to have birthday parties.

Fun little park for the kids. Not too busy but entertaining enough. Lots of climbing based fun…read more During fall it's super fun to come here and collect the giant leaves that fall. Bathrooms outside are closed during winter but the community center was really nice and let us use their restroom.

While in Seattle for work today, I grabbed my lunch from Mendocino Farms (just around the corner)…read moreand decided to enjoy it outdoors -- what a great decision! I found Totem Lake Park, and it was such a beautiful surprise. The park has an amazing playground, plenty of benches and grassy areas to sit and bask in the sun, and lovely walkways surrounded by trees, plants, and birds. It felt like a little sanctuary tucked away in the city -- calm, refreshing, and full of life. After lunch, I took a stroll through the paths and soaked in the sunshine. It was crisp but bright, the perfect fall day. Everything was clean and well-maintained, including the restrooms. There's also easy street parking and wonderful views of the lake. Such a peaceful spot -- I'll definitely be back next time I'm in town!

Bright, vibrant, challenging, fun. This playground is well contained, turf-covered and full of…read moregreat challenges for young kids (and their caretakers) to enjoy. No stairs to get up and onto platforms, creating more mental awareness and dexterity to make your way to slides and the "elevator". Well positioned near the shopping plaza for an easy stroll and time away as errands are being run.

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!

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!

Nice quiet little park. Playground equipment seems pretty new and there's a small pickleball court…read more Has a small street parking area. Not much to say about it, if you're in the area and need some place to relax to take the kids to, this can be a destination. I've also seen a pretty friendly outside cat hanging around here a couple of times.

this review is for the playground only…read more i just want to say that this playground is definitely for older kids, not younger kids. this is for the big climbers. probably great for the kids who love climbing elaborate and big structures. not good for babies. nothing here for babies