Another great kids park for kids of all ages and adults. It offers a climbing wall, skatepark, playground and an unbelievably beautifully well maintained trail system, made up of boardwalks and bridges. These trails wander alongside creek and show off a lot of wildlife. What a great experience and way to relax from your busy day! FOLLOW ME for more thoughtful recommendations as I travel the world 🌎

Rock climbing, graffiti wall, skate area, kids play area, restroom, picnic area, wooden plank trail loop all in one place. Nice place to visit.

I thought it was super cute!! And I liked how they had wooden bridges/walkway to walk on. One of my dogs is a little old and it really helped her walk.

Awesome park with a great boardwalk loop and plenty of parking. There is access to Little Bear Creek but there is no fishing allowed. It's a beautiful Creek and I saw lots of fish. I hear this place looks great when it snows.

Art freewall. Large great condition Skatepark. Bathroom building. Large Rockwall shaped like a rock and enough surface to hang out uptop. Small but nice playground area. Multiple benches with covered gazebos. Long loop around trails. Plethora of streetside parking. Right off 522 freeway so it is easy to get to and from. Only note- generally seems like an older kids Park for lack of tiny ones play equipment. This place can get packed and popular depending on when you go, or can also be a 'ghost town,' its hit or miss on the days/times i have gone. I love this place!

Well maintained park with a great short walking trail through the woods with multiple suspended foot bridges. Also a skate park and climbing wall. One of my favorites.

A hidden gem of a park! There is play equipment for young kids and a skate park. There is also a really cool graffiti wall thats perfect for photos! If you go through the play equipment, you'll find a walking trail that is suspended over the wetlands area. Beautiful wooden platform that curves through dense greenery. Perfect for a romantic nature stroll 🥰

Neat park, you can walk your dog in a an obtuse odd circle till the dog is done walking here. Its big enough to avoid other people and small enough that you can't get lost and not find an easy way out. Plenty of green and is kind of strange during the winter.

My kids enjoy the playground here, next to Woodinville High School. The graffiti wall is a little bizarre and it's scary to watch my young child climb a huge stone which is probably 15 feet tall. Thankfully no one has pushed her off the top. There is a walking path on planks in the woods here too but I haven't convinced my kids to walk there yet.

Nice little community park with a loop walking trail that goes through the woods. Much of the trail is elevated boardwalk due to the area being wetlands. There is a small playground area with bathrooms, and the skate park. There is even a dedicated wall for graffitiIf you feel bad ERJ. Only downside I would say is the constant traffic noise from the nearby highway.

Great skate park, climbing wall, walking path and small play ground I'dsay for kids under 4 or so. I wish the play ground was made for a bit older kids too.

Nice little park with a beginner’s rock climbing wall, kids playground and clean restrooms. There is a skatepark as well.

I took my kids, ages 2-13, and they all had a great time. Pros: There's a very nice skate park (it has pretty steep drops, my son says it's not great for beginners), engaging playground (on the small size, but great for creativity and fun movement -- very different from your average playground), and a sweet bouldering spot with easy to super difficult routes. There is a boardwalk path that my older kids biked around. Everything is fenced with one entrance, so I felt completely safe letting my youngest kids wander. There is a covered pavilion, but the tables are in sad shape. There are bathrooms and they were clean! Cons: Not great parking We're definitely going back.