I grew up going to this park as a child and I hadn’t been in probably 20 years until a couple of weeks ago. I remember it was my favorite place because of the small waterfall/dam near the playground. We recently went there for some geocaching and just do some local hiking. I found the trails to be very confusing. We started on one trail only to end up coming to kind of a dead end Near the property line fence. A lot of the trails seem to stop and start by going through picnic shelters and crossing the roads. I didn’t feel like there was one good continuous hike at the park but perhaps I just wasn’t reading the map very well. One thing we did find kind of knee was there was a story trail for children. It wasn’t too long of a trail and every 50 feet or so there would be a board with two pages of the story and it continued till the end of the trail. It also included periodic stretches and exercises to do for those wanting to get an extra work out. Yet again this story trail actually started near the parking lot you had to cross the road to continue the trail until the end. We didn’t know that it started in such an odd location and we ended up starting the story on the third board. Otherwise it’s a beautiful park with lush green trees. Well-maintained I just wish there were more continuous hiking trails that had better signage and didn’t get interrupted by having to cross the road to continue.

This park is beautiful! When I'm there I forget I'm in the middle of a city! It is a really great place to go if you want to experience some calm and fresh air!

This park is a perfect place to go if you need some quiet time with nature. It's a hidden gem in the middle of the city of Puyallup, a perfect place to social distance.

We rented a shelter for a get together and it is a wonderful set up. Restrooms were near by, the playground is well kept and the kids loved the small stream flowing by. 2 downsides were that the closest trashcan was full(most likey from the renters before us) and that there isn't dedicated parking for those renting. We brought cones and would hold a spot as they became available. Overall it was very pleasant and being surrounded by trees kept it cool and perfect for the day.

Love this park! It has something for everyone. If you want to bring your children to play in the play Park you can and it also has shallow water to cool off and shade to prevent sunburn. There are walking trails that are both paved and unpaved which are perfect if your a runner because my daughter's cross country team comes in here to practice weekly. There are also several wonderful picnic areas adjacent to bathrooms and play areas that you can rent out from the city of Puyallup both large and small to fit your needs. This Park is heavily wooded so outside of summer time it will be chilly but it is beautiful.

This is a great park. There are hiking trails, play areas for 2-5 yrs old and 5 and older. There are lots of covered picnic areas and bbq pits. There is a cardio trail that goes up and down hills and furnishes appliance to work out on.

Cool trees and a lot of woodpeckers, great trails and very clean bathrooms.

Nice picnic area with playgrounds and individual areas for multiple parties. Secluded and open at the same time. Great place to celebrate a birthday, play baseball or take your dog for a walk. Wildwood park seems to check all the boxes.

Wildwood Park is a sprawling nature reserve located in Thousand Oaks, California. The park covers over 1,700 acres and features a variety of habitats, including oak woodlands, riparian areas, and chaparral. The park is known for its scenic hiking trails, waterfalls, and stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Visitors to Wildwood Park can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and picnicking. The park's extensive trail system offers something for everyone, from easy strolls to challenging hikes. One of the most popular trails in the park is the Paradise Falls Trail, which leads to a beautiful 40-foot waterfall. Wildwood Park is also home to a wide variety of wildlife, including deer, coyotes, bobcats, and a variety of birds. The park's diverse habitats make it a popular spot for birdwatching and nature photography. In addition to its natural beauty, Wildwood Park also offers a variety of amenities for visitors, including picnic areas, restrooms, and a visitor center with exhibits on the local flora and fauna. The park is open year-round, and admission is free. Overall, Wildwood Park is a beautiful and peaceful destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. With its scenic hiking trails, stunning waterfalls, and diverse wildlife, it's a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and connect with nature.

I have been going to this park for over 25 years. They keep the trails maintained and the locals keep it clean. It is a safe place to bring your little ones and your fur babies..

Beautiful area to walk - you can go for hours or a short stop.

Such a beautiful park! Go there every week at least once. Lots of interesting trees and trails and campsites. Also a wonderful playground for the kids!