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All On-Leash in Washington
All On-Leash in Washington
Downtown Park
Most Redmond, Washington parks are easily accessible, and Downtown Park is no different. You’ll find the park one block north of the Redmond Central Connector
Bear Creek Park
Bear Creek Park used to be known as Nicholas M. Fiority Park. Now, it’s part of the Bear and Evans Creek Trail and Greenway project.
Idylwood Park
According to locals, they keep coming back to Idylwood Park because it’s an excellent spot for picnics. You’ll find this 17-acre park on the northwestern
Farrel-McWhirter Park
Farrel-McWhirter Park has a lot of unique features. For one, there’s a children’s animal farm and a horse area on-site. This 68-acre park is also
Ron Regis Park
You’ll find Ron Regis Park along Maple Valley Highway. It features 45 acres of space park-goers can use for several recreational activities. One of the
Riverview Park
Riverview Park was acquired in 1979 through the Community Development Block Grant funds. Now, this 11-acre Renton park is one of the vital parts of
Liberty Park
There’s plenty of history behind Liberty Park in Renton, Washington. In fact, it’s the city’s oldest park facility. It was acquired in 1914 and was
Zuanich Point Park
There’s something for every member of your family at Zuanich Point Park. For example, if you’re visiting this Bellingham park with your kids, you can
Maritime Heritage Park
Locals who have been to Maritime Heritage Park say the best time to visit is in the afternoon. It’s an excellent place for a walk.
Fairhaven Park
Regular park-goers who visit Fairhaven Park say it’s an excellent family destination because of its grassy fields. You, your children, and your dog have plenty
