I love this park. Being a soccer guy, the best place to play some soccer in this area is 60 acres. I hate the artificial turfs, but this place is blessing that many tournaments are organized here. It's a well maintained place. Some areas of this park is really good, but there are some fields that are not in a good condition. Some have lost the grass and not regrown to full. In tournaments, we don't get a choice, but when possible we avoid it. Plenty of parking on both sides. It can be crazy during weekend tournaments! read more

My impression of this park is that is more like a field. Soccer field. I was expecting trees and so. But we had a good time on a very open space. We brought some picnic stuff on a Saturday and sat while there was a big party launching rockets. I think there's a community of kids that live science and they gather on Saturdays for this fun activity. It was very interesting how they set everything and that it's a big gathering. Hope we can join them soon :) No pets are aloud. On yhe other side of the fence/parking, there is an owl doll. Don't be fooled like I did ;) read more

Sixty Acres Park has huge fields and huge parking lots. My mom and I frequent this park for short stops when in the Redmond area. There are parking lots by both field areas. In my experience it is not uncommon to run into people launching small rockets in the morning and around midday. The fields have been marked off as reserved for soccer a number of times, though most of my visiting as of recent (about a dozen times in the past year) the fields have not been crowded with athletes. On our last visit here we decided to explore along the paved walkways leading away from the parking lot and found ourselves on the Sammamish River Trail. Walking along the trail we found a Sixty Acres Park side entrance to a walking path around the field area. That would be a good place to explore if at the park on a day the park is jam-packed with sporting activities. When the park is very busy it can be hard to find parking even with how large the parking lot is, so make sure to allocate time for finding a space if here for an event such as a soccer game. Some of the wildlife fun to watch for include birds and bunnies. There are also berries along the edges of the fields and walking trail, which can be very tasty when ripened! We found abundant blackberries on our last visit. Something to do I suppose if waiting for someone during soccer practice or the like, pick berries. read more

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These fields may be ok but access to and from fields is HORRID during tournaments. There is literally one road into these fields. The back up from arriving cars is literally 50-100 cars - taking 25 minutes to drive a quarter of a mile. While waiting I got rear ended!!! And we saw several young kids get out of their cars and run down the roadway to make games on time. Poorly placed and poorly executed place for tournaments. They charged 15 to park for the weekend and we had to walk half a mile to fields. At one point on Saturday after we paid 15 dollars for parking they told us the lots were full. Won't be doing Crossfire Select tournament again. Ridiculous in so many ways. read more

Sixty Acres Park - The loooong line of cars coming into the park - Parks Near Me - Redmond, Washington

This place is so vast! I mean...60 ACRES!!! So....WHY are NO DOGS allowed?? My dog is sooo friendly and I ALWAYS pick up after my him. That's why I gave Sixty Acres 2 stars vs. 5 stars! Can someone please tell me what the issue is concerning dogs?? read more

Sixty Acres Park - Could you PLEASE change your pet laws so I can play in just a fraction of the 60 acres at Sixty Acres Park?? I PROMISE not to leave poop! - Parks Near Me - Redmond, Washington

I recently came here for a Lacrosse Jamboree. I have driven by here multiple times but never actually been to the field even though I am an adult soccer player myself. I was very surprised to learn they even had a website. It was strangely hard to find even with GPS assistance, and having seen it from the road before, but being able to refer the website helped. I was shocked to find they had parking attendants and were charging 5$ for parking. It does say its illegal to park on the local roads, but people seemed to still do it. It was a bit of a walk from where I parked in the large lot to the actual field. There are so many fields so make sure you know the number of the one you are trying to find. There's also very little shade or covered areas so prepare for both good and bad weather accordingly. Looks like you need to bring your own chair to spectate unless you want to hope the grass is dry. There are port a potties in multiple areas, but also some real bathrooms if you luck out and happen to be close to them. I was really happy to find that for this event they had multiple food trucks on site, not sure if this is a regular occurrence, but it was much appreciated and even more so that some of them took credit cards. read more

I love this area and it's well known for the dozens of soccer fields, but I've never come here for a soccer game. With parking lots and bathrooms on either side of NE 116th this is a great place to leave your car while you enjoy the Sammamish River Trail! The trail has both paved and soft surfaces and is heavily used by those on foot as well as those using various wheeled devices, especially on sunny weekends. Tonight though, there were just a handful of people enjoying the early evening birdsong. If you've got some time, head south on the trail until you get to the arched bridge then cross and head north up the opposite side of the river. It's beautiful here! read more

We come to this park as part of the Crossfire Select family, otherwise we would have never known it existed. It's a beautiful field and well maintained. I think a few things that could make it better would be marked areas for field space, more areas to walk the perimeter of the field while the kids are practicing because it's not that ideal to walk on the trail that's dominated by bicyclists that feel like it's their trail only. Theres a few oddly placed picnic tables and port-o- potties. I would like to use the park to walk during practice but dont like the grass and dont feel safe on the trail. They get 5 stars for being a wide open practice space. read more

Grass is really full and thick. Needed to be cut a little shorter. There was good parking and a nice hiking trail as well.

Big beautiful fields that are used every year for the Ultimate Frisbee tournament, Potlatch. A hundred teams congregate for a weekend of playing disc and partying. This is also apparently a field used by local soccer youth, and they seem to really enjoy it also. There's really not too much too it. Beautiful, expansive fields. Lots of parking. Happy faces! read more

Amazing soccer fields which have been around for many years. I can still recall playing soccer here and now my daughters do. Great memories. The only reason I give it 3 stars is I am surprised after all these years they still don't have restrooms but rather honey buckets. I would have thought by now this would be part of the development plans. But all that said, great grass fields. read more

I came to this place one time in 8th grade with a class to light off our model rockets it was a blast.

I like this park. I usually run along the Sammamish River a few times a week. The landscaping and maintenance along the River is great. The bike trail is clean. read more

60 acre park! yes 6-0 acres , of beautifully maintained grass for the citizens and visitors alike to play on. Gorgeous expansive park surrounded by lush trees with a road running thru it. Trails run along it too. Easy to find but you feel like it is in the middle of nowhere. It is used for a variety of things like for kids camps, for cycling, for local soccer leagues, for the Susan G. Komen three day race, for flying electric planes, for big soccer tournaments like Nike Crossfire and regional soccer tournaments, for frisbee, for Boy scout and girl scout activities, and for churches' events etc. The only con is on the larger side no real bathrooms. They have portopotties that are often trashed with no paper and no handwashing! Yuck! But bring some tissues and some handsanitizer for those unfortunate occasions otherwise 60 AP is a rare and remarkable recreational find. This place is for young and old- anyone that loves an 'as far as you can run and see' open space. Love it! read more

So relaxing, my favorite park. I love going there when it rains, because nobody is there. And my dogs and myself wander, with no hurry or worries at all. read more