Lynndale Park

Haven’t been here in years! Still a very nice park. There are multiple entrances and parking areas. They day we were there, the park was full of summer kids clubs. They were having a great time.

Walking distance from my house so I’m here often. Their trails are smooth and well kept– perfect for running with my pup. It’s very family friendly and I even occasionally go for a night jog here. It’s a very safe area (I keep a knife on me still). There’s not enough trail to get lost in but just enough to make you feel like you can be alone. I love that I’m lucky enough to live so close. The adjoining skate park gets my approval too, the bowl is a little too deep for my newbie skills but I love the ramps and drop ins

The whole play structure is in the shade! That’s probably the only downside to it, because it’s COLD here while the rest of the park is sunny!

Love this park so much fun and so many choices for kids. I can’t believe I didn’t find this place sooner but so happy that I Unilocaled this place. Can’t wait for summer next year so my Lil family and I can BBQ with the dogs.

Wow! A nice clean park. There’s a big grassy area for football, frisbee or whatever, a basketball court, the typical monkey bar-​slide set up, and… A SPRINKLER PARK! Several water sprayers to run around in means hours of fun! There are also picnic tables, plenty of shade, and a small ledge to sit on around the sprinkler park.
My son loves this place! It is my favorite park in the area and I feel so lucky to have it.

Nice park with good parking.

This park is INCREDIBLE! My boyfriend and I randomly happened upon it one day on a walk around my neighborhood and I was ecstatic we found it.
Despite being very close 196^th, the park is really tucked away. The only real evidence of it from the road is via the skate park along Olympic View Drive. However, if you follow the paths up the hill into the woods, you will find far more than just a skate park. There are asphalt paths and broken-​in trails that lead you up to tennis courts, a small amphitheater, a couple of baseball fields, basketball courts, a beautiful covered picnic area, several play areas for children, small rock climbing walls, and a lot of grassy, open space. There is a school adjacent to all of this as well.
In addition to this, you can always wander the trails through the woods for some time — the paths often split off and seem nearly endless. We happened upon a rope swing hanging from a beautiful old tree, which was a nice find.
Everything is very well maintained and clean, which really impressed me.
I will definitely be back to this park. I am so happy I found such an amazing gem in my neighborhood!

It’s hard to believe I’m the first to review this little gem, tucked away a couple of streets of 196^th (which seems to be the Avenue to Everywhere around here). A google search for «hiking trails» in my zip code revealed it’s location. No, it’s not destination hiking but there’s plenty for me and my two English Bulldogs to explore (they don’t like long walks especially and will just STOP and refuse to go further once they’re tired). There’s asphalt paths and nicely wood-​chipped trails too. It’s going to take us awhile to completely explore this one.
Since there’s an especially fancy play area, I imagine folks with kids would appreciate it too. Also: huge covered picnic areas and a fancy baseball field is adjacent. I’ll know to avoid during baseball season!

Performed herer on Jul 29 as part of Greenstage Shakespeare in the park. They have developed a natural bowl into an amphitheatre. It’s not bad, but the crowds are awesome!
The other facilities appear top notch and were in heavy se during our show.
All in all, a nice place in a very nice town.