Beautifully thought out area~ Always enjoy walking through here~ I'm fortunate enough to have this…read morepark entrance at the rear of my apt complex ~

There is a small playground for kids and a walking trail as well. When the water lever is high you…read morecan even go tubing!

Adorable playground connected to a historical train depot in the heart of Issaquah…read more The playground is small but my three year old loved it. There were things to climb, slides, swings, and several benches to stop for a snack. It's beautiful in spring when the surrounding trees are in bloom.

Great park for kids to hang out and play. It is very open and in a great location. Also a nice…read moreplace to have a picnic or something like that.

Nice park with lots of recreational activities. It has a good kid area, ball courts for team games,…read morenice walk and bike trail, plenty of parking spots.

This is now my second fave court! I'd go here more often if it were closer to my house in Renton…read more They have the regular tennis nets but they also have the lining and the nets for pickleball so we can play either one or both whenever we want!

I wanted to visit the famous troll in Issaquah, Jakob Two Trees and read that to find the troll,…read moreyou go along the Rainier Multiple Use Trail next to the Issaquah Community Center. I first mapped out the Rainier Trail and didn't see the actual trailhead entrance, but was able to find it after seeing it from the Issaquah Community Center. Map here instead. I didn't know there was a trail near Issaquah's community center, which is near Front Street, but it was nice to learn about this trail because they're currently renovating an off-leash dog park, which is opening this spring/very soon and there is plenty of parking at the community center lot, where you can access Rainier Multiple Use Trail. We visited this trail on a Sunday late morning and there wasn't too many people walking on this trail. However, when we got back to the car, I did notice there were a significant amount more cars in the lot. We never had an issue waiting to take a photo of the troll though due to crowds, which was nice. The trail itself is a paved pathway, so appropriate for wheels, such as bikes and strollers. It's not a very long trail at all, and is flat, so is very easy to walk along. It's also a trail that doesn't loop, so you'll have to go in and out the same way unless you walk through the neighborhood. Overall, this is a good trail where you can see the troll, which I have a feeling is why most people visit this trail until the dog park opens. I'll be back for that.

Ok, this may not be the Central Park of NYC, but it's a lovely park and worth checking out! Amazing…read moremountain views all around, and it even has a mini hiking loop (probably just over a mile long) that takes you into the forest and leads you out to a nice neighborhood to complete the loop. I didn't even check out the other half of the park this time since I was so occupied with this loop (which I'm obsessed with by the way haha), but it looked like there were children's playgrounds, soccer fields, and more. This park was way larger than expected and it looks like I'll be a frequent visitor now, so I'm sure I'll check out the other half of the park very soon.

Great place to hang out, walk, and play sports on the beautiful well kept turf fields that houses…read moremultiple soccer goals and a corner for baseball. Been going for about a year now and have had no problems. Have noticed they only turn the lights on for reserved sports and you will be kindly asked to leave the field for reserved practices and games.

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.

They do not teach any skills. They treat it as a daycare. They have no concern over the safty and…read morehealth of your child. Showed up to pickup my daughter and they had changed locations without notifying the parents of new location. The coaches are given minimal tools. No first aid equipment or skills. We tried basketball and tennis. My daughter was not taught one single skill. Highly recommend that you keep your child away from this organization. They don't care and only want your money

Signed up my son for a soccer camp in Sammamish. They didn't teach much skills. like others said…read moreit's more like a daycare. Coaches don't even play soccer (i asked one of them). Parents should avoid.