Shoreview Park

First time went there, was amazed by how big this park is, there are two huge dog off leash areas, tennis court, kids playground, and best of all for me, a small hill that has many trails that you can get your steps in.

I enjoyed Shoereview Park — it’s a large, open park with plenty of space to explore. The fields are well‑kept, and the playground areas give families and kids a lot to do. Parking is easy, with lots of available spots even during busier times. The trail system is one of the highlights, offering long walking paths that include river‑side sections and small crossings. The riverbed was completely dried out during my visit, but the trails were still peaceful and made for a relaxing walk. If you want it to lean more descriptive, more poetic, or more matter‑of‑fact, I can tune it further.

We frequent the off leash park. And try to time it with the sunset, because the trail off the parking lot leads to a bench with an incredible view of Puget Sound with the backdrop of Olympic Mountains. It's stunning!

I love this park. They are currently doing some remodeling to the hidden lake, so a few places are inaccessible. Other than this, it is a nice big park with easy hikes, tennis courts, nice little trenches, baseball fields, playgrounds for kids, among other things. There's a good amount of parking inside so I wouldn't worry about that. There are restrooms onsite too.

We’ve said it before and we’ll keep saying it: our team takes ultimate frisbee way too seriously. If we’re keeping score, Shoreview Park (at the Lower Field) is where the real bragging rights happen. Plenty of space, and that classic neighborhood park feel. On days when the Seattle weather decides to ruin our plans (which is... often) we wander over to Boeing Creek Park for a walk instead. Shoreview is one of our favorite spots to hang after work or bring the families for a picnic.