Nice little neighborhood park but there's only 3 parking spots and 1 handicapped spot. Obviously,…read moreyou can park further into the neighborhood and walk which isn't a big deal. The playground is pretty decent with a little slide for smaller toddlers and two large ones. The playground also has some swings. There's enough grass to kick a ball around/play with the dog. I saw a basketball court, a picnic table or two, and numerous benches.

Great park to come for a quiet day with kids or a pleasant walk. Big open grass areas for picnics,…read morelots of picnic tables, a decent playground with swings, and lots of paths all around. There is also a basketball court and undercover tables. To the side is a wooded area great for a "hike" and getting out into nature without leaving the suburbs. Because the whole park is pretty enclosed, it makes for a good place to take your dog. There are only a few parking spots.

Great smaller sized park. Good size for small to medium sized dogs. Off leash is acceptable at this…read morepark. Great space for kids birthday parties, etc. there's a good size kids play set and tennis and basketball courts. Quite a bit of parking and if there's not enough parking directly by the park you are allowed to park across the street. It's in a very quiet neighborhood and is a very safe park!

This park is a lovely small neighborhood park. It has a small playground built for 5-12 yos. This…read moreis a bummer, since usually it has a bunch of 0-4 yos working hard to use equipment not quite age appropriate. There are 2 baby swings and two big kid swings, a straight and curly slide, a little playhouse, poles and pads, and a fabulous mini forest. The picnic tables are often full of local tech workers at lunchtime on sunny days. Several enormous big-leafed maples shade the area, with a large sunny grassy area running along the road. When the toilets are open there are flush toilets kept extra clean. Closed from mid fall until late spring (so freaking annoying!!!). It's amusing to count the number of guys in trucks that come to eat in their trucks and then go use the restroom. Maybe use the woman's for your kids? This park also has a tennis court (nice) and bball court (not super flat). There are a ton of dogs that walk through this park, but they are almost always leashed, picked up after, and well-behaved. All in all a great park. Adding 0-4 play equipment would greatly enhance this park. We love running into our neighbor here.

Zumdieck Park is a delightful neighborhood gem with serene trails, toddler playgrounds, tennis…read morecourts, and cozy picnic spots in a quiet tucked away location steps away from downtown Bellevue. It's perfect for a quick escape or a play-date. The play structure isn't protected by shade so avoid in the heat of the afternoon.

I lived on 108th Ave, NE in the 1950s and I participated in the campaign for the incorporation of…read moreBellevue into a city in 1953. The park is a quiet spot and should not be developed too much.

-Amazing for kids and adults alike -…read more This park has two play structures and a dragon shaped structure for kids to explore. There are two separate swing sets, two for older kids and two for younger kids. My daughter had a blast exploring, though she spent most of her time on her favorite spot: the swings. There's also a trail nearby, perfect for getting some steps in. I wish Bellevue had a park like this! Btw did I mention it's not even that busy on a Sunday?

How many playgrounds? 5!!! Plus a purple play ground through the gates of what looks like a school…read more ADA Parking is great. There is a bathroom at the entrance of the parking lot/park. If you are planning to visit and not handicap please use the "west" parking lot. Just a heads up there is a sign we saw after we had already been there for hours. When we came a family was having a birthday party in the gazebo. It looked like a great place to have a party. The place is fenced in and good for 2 year olds and up. Shade is great in the summer. Hidden picnic table by the dragon. We brought a pizza :)

This is a very small park but it has lots of personality! This park is so pretty & clean! It's…read moreright off of a couple different connecting neighborhoods so it's very accessible. The location is great for a nice, quiet little family park. It's not a park that would attract any bums or troublesome teens. Features one basketball court, a small playground & plenty of grassy ambiance for picnics or games of flag football. Love it!

This is a great park for children of all ages. There is a large play area with multiple slides on…read moreit. It also has this circular bar that you can grab onto, push off the edge with your feet, and spin around on- for some reason the girls seem to flock to this thing more than the boys! There are some smaller areas for smaller children. There is this really neat contraption that my son calls the Spider, with ropes for climbing. And there's a zip-line that's pretty nifty too. Baseball games can still be caught on the other side of the park. Plenty of benches and picnic tables for parents to watch the games while still keeping an eye on the kids. The other review is pretty old. This place isn't really secluded anymore and it definitely stays busy!

This is such a cool little park and you'd never know it's there because it's behind city hall or a…read morefire station (not sure, maybe both?). There's a great little railroad-themed playground that my son plays at. They have a fun wooden play set with a metal slide that's very zippy. Also, there's a baseball field that has games you can watch from the tree-shaded benches. I really like sitting there on a sunny summer day while the kids play. All around the park are railroad tracks with old train cars to look at. There's a nice little path to around the park that leads you through behind the back of Jak's Grill and Stan's BBQ, and The Chinese restaurant. Also, look here for an AMAZING 3D map of the park. You can see what I mean about it being hidden. http://local.live.com/default.aspx?v=2&cp=rxnms34txd5q&style=o&lvl=2&scene=3726831

This little park off of Issaquah-Hobart road is great! Has a lot of grass for your kids to run…read morearound on. Also a small playground area, mostly for kids age 10 and under. There's a lacrosse field and soccer field here. Restrooms are like the ones you'll see at any park in WA. This is a good place to watch the paragliders who take off across the street, too. I saw there are nearby trails but haven't ventured out there. Located in a quiet area, I've passed here dozens of times but this was the first time I've stopped. No one else was here. Good place to stop to park and take a walk as well. Saw the hours online are dawn to dusk.

Darling little park.... parking is good. Great spot not used often utilized... open areas... clean…read more Safe... only thing I dislike is how busy Hobart road is ... noisy at times.

Phillip Arnold Park is a 10 acre park with a baseball field, basketball court, tennis courts, and…read moreplenty of room to play. It's hard to access from the old town because it's on the OTHER (eastern) side of I-405 and you need to take a fly-over. Use google maps or a GPS to find it. The park is a pretty nice neighborhood park, but that only rates it 3+ stars in my book. The 5-star aspect of this park is that it is the jumping off point for some classic, very fun and technical mountain biking. Where are the trails? You could SEE them from I-405 if you were driving south near exit 2 (although it's not convenient to access them from here) . On I-405, if you looked to your east, you would see some high-voltage electrical lines coming down the hill. The trails are on the slope in the unbuildable easement underneath and near these lines. Thank god for the powerlines or some f'ing greedy developer would have developed the crap out of this area years ago. The area might not sound very scenic -- and in a few spots it's not with powerlines crackling overhead -- but mostly it's just trees, slope, and singletrack. You can access the trails by parking at the Phillip Arnold Park parking lot. Ride south for about 1/3 mile on the access road. Look for trails to your right (west). Take any trail you might find or look for the fireroad. Back up in hyeah is the hilarity of Tapeworm, Parasite, Crop Circles and other trails. These trails are wooded, tight, twisting singletracks -- back and forth, up and down -- with obstacles like boardwalks, drops, ramps, teeter totters, fallen logs,. In spots you'll get totally wedged up by crazy and stupid lines -- drop down over a 1/2 dozen tree roots, suddenly make a tight climbing turn, go betwen two trees a handlebar's width apart and then jump over a log. In other newly developed parts (mostly to the southern end) you can find some trails with bermed turns, whoo-dee-doos, and a jump or two. Extra points if you can find "Declan's Death Ride". The whole complex is fairly rideable in winter as the area drains well, but be careful not to tear up the trails when they're wet and muddy. In the summer (especially in overgrown areas) you will want to ride with a patch kit and/or Mr. Tuffy's in your tires -- lots of blackberry thorns on the trail. These are classic east-side trails -- enjoy them safely and watch for other riders. Stop at Naan 'n Curry in downtown Renton on your way home, have some delicious curry and say "hi" to Uncle Mike. I promise you'll have a hard time wiping the huge grin off your face at the end of the day. See also http://evergreenmtb.org/wiki/index.php?title=Trail:Tapeworm_-_Towers_of_Power. Please consider donating to the Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance. http://evergreenmtb.org/

We had a work picnic at this park and it is AWESOME! I couldn't believe how huge it was. They…read morehave a baseball field, tennis courts, a basketball court, a kids play area, and all sorts of grassy space for sports. There is also a pavilion for events, which we utilized during our picnic. The park is beautiful, well-maintained, and in a tucked away spot in Renton - I had no clue this park was here. It is truly a hidden gem.