Bannerwood Sports Park
Lake Hills
A 12.65-acre Bellevue sports park anchored by a tournament-quality lighted baseball stadium with stands and concessions.
- Type
- Sports park
- Acreage
- 12.65 acres
- Features
- Lighted baseball stadium, concessions, stands
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The Directory · Parks
Parks & Nature
Botanical gardens, lakefront beaches, slough boardwalks, and forested greenbelts.
24 documented in Bellevue
24 shown
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Bellefields Trailhead at Mercer Slough Nature Park
South Bellevue
The east-side entrance to Mercer Slough, where the Bellefields and Heritage loop trails wind through upland forest, wetland and meadow.
- Bellefields Loop
- 0.8 mile
- Heritage Loop
- 1.1 mile
- Part of
- Mercer Slough Nature Park
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Bellevue Botanical Garden
Wilburton
Free 53-acre botanical garden on Wilburton Hill with nine display gardens, including one of America's largest public perennial borders.
- Acreage
- 53 acres
- Opened
- 1992
- Admission
- Free
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Bellevue Downtown Park
Downtown
Bellevue's signature 21-acre downtown park, ringed by a half-mile promenade, canal and waterfall around a 10-acre open lawn.
- Acreage
- 21 acres
- Central lawn
- 10 acres
- Promenade
- Half mile
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Bridle Trails State Park
Bridle Trails
A 489-acre forested equestrian state park straddling the Bellevue-Kirkland line, with 28 miles of horse and walking trails.
- Acreage
- 489 acres
- Trails
- About 28 miles
- Use
- Equestrian and pedestrian
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Chism Beach Park
West Bellevue
An 18-acre Lake Washington beach park with a swimming area, elevated upland lawn and the historic Burrows Cabin.
- Acreage
- 18 acres
- Historic site
- Burrows Cabin
- Features
- Swim beach, upland lawn, playground
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Clyde Beach Park
West Bellevue
A compact 2-acre Lake Washington beach park with a charming boathouse, swim area and play area in the Clyde Hill area shoreline.
- Acreage
- About 2.2 acres
- Features
- Boathouse, swim area, play area
- Setting
- Lake Washington shoreline
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Coal Creek Natural Area
South Bellevue
A 440-acre forested natural area along Coal Creek with waterfalls and relics of Bellevue's 19th-century coal-mining past.
- Acreage
- 440 acres
- Trails
- About 3.7 miles
- History
- Coal mining from 1863-1963
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Crossroads Park
Crossroads
A 34-acre community park beside Crossroads Mall with a skate bowl, water spray playground, par-3 golf, youth theatre and community center.
- Acreage
- Over 34 acres
- Features
- Skate bowl, spray playground, par-3 golf
- Venues
- Community center, Bellevue Youth Theatre
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Enatai Beach Park
Enatai
A small Lake Washington beach park beneath the I-90 bridge, with a swim area, boathouse and seasonal canoe and kayak rentals.
- Acreage
- About 3 acres
- Features
- Swim dock, boathouse
- Rentals
- Seasonal canoe and kayak
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Hidden Valley Park
Bridle Trails
A 17.31-acre Bellevue park with three softball fields, lighted tennis, play areas and a sports court.
- Type
- Neighborhood park
- Acreage
- 17.31 acres
- Features
- 3 softball fields, lighted tennis, play areas
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Inspiration Playground
Downtown
An all-abilities inclusive playground at the center of Bellevue Downtown Park, anchored by a programmable fantasy tree centerpiece.
- Type
- Inclusive accessible playground
- Location
- Bellevue Downtown Park
- Features
- Climbing walls, water play, fantasy tree
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Kelsey Creek Farm Park
Lake Hills
A 150-acre community park centered on a working demonstration farm with historic dairy barns and farm animals.
- Acreage
- Over 150 acres
- City acquired
- 1968
- Heritage
- Twin Valley Dairy barns (1920s-30s)
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Lake Hills Greenbelt
Lake Hills
A 150-plus-acre wetland corridor between Larsen and Phantom lakes, with blueberry farms, community gardens and a ranger station.
- Acreage
- 150+ acres
- Trails
- Over 3 miles
- Lakes
- Larsen Lake, Phantom Lake
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Lake to Lake Trail and Greenway
Citywide
A roughly 10-mile greenway connecting nine Bellevue parks from Lake Washington to Lake Sammamish through wetlands, forests and farms.
- Type
- Multi-use greenway trail
- Length
- approx. 10 miles
- Connects
- Nine Bellevue parks
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Larsen Lake Blueberry Farm
Lake Hills
A city-owned u-pick blueberry farm and lakeside park in Bellevue's Lake Hills Greenbelt preserving the area's agricultural heritage.
- Type
- U-pick blueberry farm and park
- Established
- 1940s
- Blueberry acreage
- approx. 12 acres
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Lewis Creek Park
Lakemont
A 55-acre park in Lakemont, mostly natural area, with a visitor center for environmental education and wetland, meadow and forest trails.
- Acreage
- 55 acres
- Natural area
- Over 80% undeveloped
- Trails
- Nearly 3 miles
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Mercer Slough Nature Park
South Bellevue
A 320-acre wetland nature park protecting Lake Washington's largest remaining freshwater wetland, with canoe trails and a blueberry farm.
- Acreage
- 320 acres
- Trails
- About 7 miles
- Habitat
- Largest Lake Washington wetland
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Meydenbauer Bay Park
Downtown
Downtown Bellevue's Lake Washington waterfront park, reopened in 2019 with a sandy beach, curved pier and beach house.
- Acreage
- About 7 acres (phase 1)
- Reopened
- March 16, 2019
- Established
- 1930s county park
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Newcastle Beach Park
Newport
Bellevue's largest beach park, a 29-acre Lake Washington site with a sandy swim area, 300-foot dock and nature trail.
- Acreage
- 29 acres
- Distinction
- Largest beach park in Bellevue
- Dock
- About 300 feet
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Robinswood Community Park
Eastgate
A 54-acre community park with the historic Robinswood House, a tennis center, off-leash dog corrals, sports fields and wooded trails.
- Acreage
- 54 acres
- Historic site
- Robinswood House
- Dog area
- Two off-leash corrals
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Surrey Downs Park
Surrey Downs
A 10.5-acre neighborhood park just east of downtown Bellevue with play structures, sport courts and open lawns, completed in 2018.
- Type
- Neighborhood park
- Acreage
- 10.5 acres
- Completed
- 2018
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Weowna Park
Lake Hills
A 93-acre forested park above Lake Sammamish where Phantom Creek tumbles through a deep ravine in remnant old-growth forest.
- Acreage
- 93 acres
- Feature
- Phantom Creek ravine and waterfalls
- Forest
- Remnant old-growth
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Wilburton Hill Park
Wilburton
At about 105 acres, Bellevue's largest upland park, home to the Bellevue Botanical Garden and a key link on the Lake to Lake Trail.
- Acreage
- About 105 acres
- Distinction
- Largest upland park in Bellevue
- Fields
- Two ball fields, one soccer field
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