Marymoor Park
(206) 296-2966
6046 W Lake Sammamish Pkwy NE
Redmond,
WA
98052
47.6627
-122.1264
Neighborhood: Southeast Redmond
What People Are Saying About Marymoor Park
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In Short
Marymoor is the Eastside's premier outdoor playground and the most popular park in the King County system. Located in Redmond, the park offers miles of trails, expansive soccer and baseball fields and a well-equipped playground. It is also home to a windmill and a velodrome (bicycle track). Not to mention summer celebrations the park plays host to: the annual Heritage Festival, WOMAD music festival and a large Fourth of July fireworks display.
User Reviews
lizzyc
September 28, 2006
The absolute best place in the area to take your dog. We live about 40 minutes away but we are always willing to make the drive there for our dogs. Its perfect any time of year, but beware if you have allergies or hay fever during those critical months. Dog owners throughout the park are friendly, attentive and are good about picking up after their pets. An must for any dog owner- your best friend will love you for it!
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hufflepuffer
May 02, 2003
great dog park! it has so much to offer: swimming holes, fields, creeks, play areas. your dog will want to stay forever! they also have dog grooming vans & a coffee/ snack stand for humans and dogs (doggie treats). i've been telling all my dog lovin' friends about this place.
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KarrieLyn
August 26, 2002
I love the dog park here at Marymoor. It is wonderful to be able to take your family, i.e. dogs to a park and let them be with other dogs. I also loved the Civil War fair last year. Plus, there is wonderful viewing of birds and other wildlife.
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Know Before You Go:
Ample parking is available, and the park provides easy access to the Sammamish River Trail. You can bike the trail all the way up to the wineries of Woodinville, with stops along the way in Redmond and Bothell.
The Extras:
The park is well-known for its large off-leash area. Look for a sign on the corner indicating directions to the "Dog Training Area."
