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This summer, we’ve rounded up some of the most family-friendly parks with playgrounds across Seattle, Kent, Snohomish, and Puyallup. From splash pads to inclusive play structures and open green spaces, these parks offer something for every age and interest. Keep reading to discover your next local favorite!

Westcrest Park – Seattle
Tucked into West Seattle, Westcrest Park is a hidden gem with breathtaking views of the city skyline. Its recently renovated playground includes tall climbing towers, tunnels, swirly slides, and swings—perfect for toddlers to tweens. With walking trails, a huge off-leash dog area, and open meadows, it’s a peaceful yet exciting destination for the whole family.

Location: 9000 8th Ave SW, Seattle
Highlights: Renovated playground, city views, dog park

Kherson Park – Kent
This space-themed playground is one of Kent’s most exciting additions. Featuring a replica Mount Rainier, moon craters, and rocket-themed play structures, Kherson Park inspires imaginative adventure. Bonus: Kent’s summer playground program often hosts activities here.

Location: 307 W Gowe St, Kent
Highlights: Space-themed equipment, summer programming

Willis D. Tucker Community Park – Snohomish
A local favorite, Willis Tucker Park offers a bit of everything—traditional play structures, a summertime spray pad, scenic walking trails, and open fields. It’s a go-to spot for families looking to stay active and cool off.

Location: 6705 Puget Park Dr, Snohomish
Highlights: Splash pad, large playground, picnic shelters

Pioneer Park – Puyallup
Right in the center of downtown Puyallup, Pioneer Park is home to a charming playground, shaded lawns, and the Kiwanis Kids Spray Park. It’s also steps from the library and farmers market, making it a perfect spot to spend the day.

Location: 324 S Meridian, Puyallup
Highlights: Spray park, playground, picnic pavilion, events

Get Outside and Explore This Summer
Whether you’re in Seattle or the suburbs, these parks are a great way to get outside, stay active, and enjoy time with family and neighbors. At Conner Homes, we’re proud to build communities near some of the Pacific Northwest’s best public spaces—because we know that where you live should support how you live.

Looking for a new home close to parks like these? Explore our current communities at connerhomes.com.