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Weowna Park
A 93-acre forested park above Lake Sammamish where Phantom Creek tumbles through a deep ravine in remnant old-growth forest.
Weowna Park is a roughly 93-acre forested open-space park on the hillside above Lake Sammamish in eastern Bellevue. Its trails pass through towering stands of remnant old-growth forest with views toward Lake Sammamish and the Cascade Mountains.
Phantom Creek descends through the park to Lake Sammamish, carving a deep ravine and forming a series of small waterfalls and pools. The creek has been restored using bio-engineering techniques to stabilize its banks and improve fish habitat.
The park completes a major link in Bellevue's Lake to Lake Trail system and offers several trail options, making it a prized natural area for hikers seeking quiet forest within the city.
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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
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)
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
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