Best playgrounds on the Eastside
Room to climb, a tot lot for little kids, and restrooms and parking close enough that you can stay. These are the playgrounds families cross town for.
Inspiration Playground
This is the play space at Downtown Park, built so kids of all ages and abilities can use it.
Crossroads Park
A tot lot for ages 2 to 5 and a playground for ages 5 to 12, plus the water spray playground.
River's Edge Park
A children's playground for ages 2 to 10, with a grassy area, chairs, a drinking fountain, and a covered picnic spot.
Two Moons South
Play structures, a zipline, and a natural grass play field.
Confluence Park
A playground by the creek, with a picnic shelter, picnic tables, restrooms, benches, and a drinking fountain.
Black Nugget Park
A 2.3-acre neighborhood park in the Issaquah Highlands, open dawn to dusk.
Juanita Beach Park
An accessible playground installed in 2020, with restrooms in the bathhouse, picnic shelters, and two parking lots that hold up to 200 cars.
Deane's Children's Park
An extensive playground built around Kenton's Dragon, a play sculpture by Kenton Pies.
Secret Park
SE 27th Street and West Mercer Way
A small park with a playground, a picnic table, grass, and a trail.
Grass Lawn Park
The playground and a splash pad share this park with courts and fields.
Perrigo Park
Children's play areas, restrooms, and parking, with a picnic shelter, courts, and fields around them.
Willows Creek Park
A small neighborhood park, easy to park and easy to leave.
Pine Lake Park
A 19-acre wooded park on Pine Lake.
Ebright Creek Park
Two play areas in the middle of the park, with a restroom and a picnic shelter.
Big Rock Park North
A nature playground with a zipline, a hillside slide, a boulder climb, and a tunnel.
Centennial Fields
An all-inclusive playground in a fully fenced space, with ramps a wheelchair can use and a padded surface.
Wilmot Gateway Park
Woodinville's first community park, with a playground and an open play area beside the Sammamish River Trail.