What a fun park to have an end of the summer party! My kids and their friends met up for a beach…read moreparty to celebrate the end of summer and start of the new school year. They have reserved picnic spaces but also lots of spaces where you can simply claim to use the day of your gathering. The bathrooms were not the cleanest nor was the lake water as my son left with a stomach bug the next day. The parking lot is a bit of a hike to get to the lake and picnic areas. I highly recommend using a wagon to transport food and drinks. Or you can have somebody pull up in the handicapped parking loop to drop off party supplies.

Our family lives near Pine lake park and we come once a week when the water is warm enough to have…read morefun! There is a play ground and this entire park is perfect for large families and families with young kids. It has rock climbing walls,basketball court,baseball area,benches,swings and basically is the best park in the area! You can also barbecue here

Great park! - sandy…read morebeach - decent protected shallow area for swimming for little kids - a grassy area with trees for shade on hot days so that the parents can relax out of the sun but still keep an eye on kids in the water - playground - open grassy area for frisbee/catch - bathroom facilities clean and had a shower to wash off sandy feet - had read parking can be tough although found a spot both times we went this summer on nice days. There is also street parking and an overflow parking lot not too far away Downside -park shelter is in a completely separate area from the main park so you can't see/access main beach and playground without walking down a little path. So, not great for like a birthday party or something IMO if looking to rent a park shelter with easy access to either playground or water

This is a really nice park right on the lake. There are a few short paths to walk along, decent…read moresized parking lot, areas for picnics, sandy beach area, and plenty of grassy areas.

Always five stars! Beautiful and convenient with loads of parking. And those bald eagles. WOW! Was…read moreable to come early on Easter weekend to take a quick stroll. Blue skies and pops of color. Before the lake got busy. Kayak station set up. Maybe someday I'll try that. Definitely blessed by the beauty. Enjoy life and get outside! SYOY!

What a beautiful park on Lake Sammamish. Big parking lots and nice walking paths. We came on a…read morechilly winter day so it wasn't crowded but I hear it's extremely packed in the summer.

My favorite place to be on a warm, sunny day for a picnic! It's right next to the water. The area…read moreis usually quiet and calm if you go on a weekday afternoon. After work or during weekend, it could get quiet and loud. There are a few parking spots right next to the park, but it's not a far walk even if you have to park at the nearby neighborhood.

One of our absolute favorite beaches to relax and watch sunset. The neighborhood is very peaceful…read moreand calming. On our recent visit to Medina Beach Park, we had the chance to watch the best fireworks ever. Everything was sooo perfect..the music, the vibe, the weather and the fireworks. Had the best time!!

This is an amazing place for kids to play and adults to walk! There are bathrooms, two play…read morestructures and there mostly always be kids to play with there! There is also a covered area for people to host parties. There is a tennis court that includes 2 basketball hoops and 2 soccer goals. The wide open space can be meant for dogs to run around and to play other games inside the park. I would definitely recommend!

Cute basic Park that looks a little bit touristy lots of grass for dogs to run around and beautiful…read morebark shady and sunny areas to sit in. Great for strollers or people with walkers. I would definitely come back here to have a picnic in the sun or to sunbathe there is very few people here on the weekdays.

There are 2 parks, this is the lodge side which has a covered lodge and a picnic shelter. It's near…read morethe water with walkable trails leading to the sports area. There is a dog leash area. Parking is good for usual days but if there is any event, you may end up parking on the street.

Woo park! I like to…read morewander around and breathe in the smells of lake 'n trees. My father likes to go fishing. Sometimes on land, sometimes in a little inflatable boat. This is a pretty neat spot for all these things! Amusing thing? There was one other foursquare user checked in at the same time as me!

Amazing place!! Went there for a sunset swim! It was freezing but super fun! Definitely recommend…read moregoing here to watch the sunset over the lake! Jesus loves u!

The city of Sammamish has done a great job with this park. It's very well kept up. I visited this…read morepark last night with my Best Friend/Brother, Ryan. He has been to this park many times, but last night was my first time there. There are some trails along the water here. I didn't really feel like we were hiking, we were more meandering, but the trails are a bit similar to hiking trails. It wasn't super crowded when we went to this park, but Ryan said it is usually more crowded, so we got lucky last night! Ryan enjoys watching sunsets, so we went to this park at around that time. It was quite cloudy last night so there wasn't much of a sunset, but there were some lovely pink streaks across the sky for about 5 minutes! There was a boat on Lake Sammamish that was blasting music super loud while it was passing by. This didn't really bother me much, since one of my best memories of my entire life was being on a friend of a friend's boat out on Lake Tapps on a gorgeous summer day many years ago, with the music blasting (one of the songs playing on the boat that day was "My Maria" by Brooks and Dunn. I still love hearing that song now, since it always reminds me of that day!). But I definitely noticed the music, for sure... it was hard not to notice it! Other than the super loud music playing on the boat while it was passing by, this was a peaceful and quiet place. We found a few well-placed logs near the water, sat on the logs, and talked and laughed until it was almost dark and we reluctantly headed back to the car. We really enjoy being in nature, and this park was a nice place to do that.

Since we were in the area we stopped by this park. Only a few people when we arrived and they left…read moreso it was just a peaceful park. We walked around a bit taking in the fresh air and scenery. They have some structures and plants to see. It's a park so it's what you make of it. We just wanted to come by and walk around a bit and it fit the bill.

This park is a hidden gem. I was looking for a park that had mountain views and this spot…read moredefinitely delivers. There is a parking lot, bathrooms, and plenty of nature. I wish there were longer walking paths but it is situated near other trails.

I have been visiting Tiger Mountain (AKA Fraternity Snoqualmie) Family Nudist Camp for about 7…read moreyears. During the summer it's the best time to just lay out in the sun and swim in the heated pool. You must be nude to swim in the pool. I've always found the locals and residents at the park to be warm and helpful. There is a full covered kitchen available for anyone to cook in and eat at the picnic tables just outside. Being publicly nude seems strange at first but that soon goes away. No one cares what you look like, just who you are and they are willing to get to know you. A couple of years ago they built three small cottages next to the restroom/shower facility. They are called the "Birdcages". All three use the established facilities so it is a bit strange but worth the place to stay at a very reasonable price. I plan on going back there for my annual summer "migration" to the park. It's worth calling them at 425-392-6833 and talk about any concerns. They are very professional and concerned about your privacy. Cross it off your bucket list if for no other reason.

Nude Campground in Issiqiah WA, hiking trails, BBQs, nude dancing, swinging and nude camping events…read moreand activities this Summer!!

After a hot, fun day at the beach, the kids wanted to cool off with something sweet. This cafe…read moreoffers a limited number of snacks, food, and drinks. The prices vary but a scoop of Ben & Jerry's ice cream starts at $6.50 (+1 for a waffle cone). The staff was polite. When we stopped by there wasn't a long line, so we didn't have to wait long for our order. They are open seasonally. I could see this place super busy during the summer/weekends. They have benches to sit down and enjoy the view and food. The cafe is next to the restrooms and showers. The cafe is also under an overhang. There is a parking lot located next to the cafe. It is a short walk to get there but you can see the cafe from the parking lot if you park next to the park. There are other parking lots located in the area. You will have to take the path or cut across the trail to get to the cafe. It is not visible from the other parking lots. I thought it was a great way to end our day. There is also a playground next to the cafe if the kids need to run off some more energy.

Plentiful parking and clean beaches & boardwalks! Lots of unmasked folks, but most groups were…read moresocial distanced. There's also a small cafe that serves coffee, mini doughnuts, ice cream, pizza, etc. We're going to come back in October to see the salmon.