Big Rock Park North is one of those rare places where the forest still feels wild — even though you’re smack in the middle of Sammamish. Tucked into the hillside just off 218th Avenue SE, this is the quietest and most natural-feeling section of the three-part Big Rock Park system. If you’re looking for playgrounds …
Sammamish Commons is the heart of Sammamish — both literally and in spirit. Perched just behind City Hall and the library, the Commons isn’t a traditional park in the usual sense. It’s more like three spaces in one: a wide-open plaza where community events happen, a sports and play area for everyday use, and a …
If you’re looking for public access to Lake Sammamish, this is it. Literally. Sammamish Landing is the only public lakefront park in Sammamish, and it’s one of the smallest—but don’t let that fool you. It’s not a big, flashy park with playgrounds or pavilions. It’s a narrow, tree-lined strip of waterfront tucked between condos and …
East Sammamish Park is one of those parks that doesn’t try too hard — and it doesn’t need to. It’s clean, straightforward, and surprisingly versatile for its size. Tucked just off 212th Way SE, not far from Discovery Elementary, this park feels like a well-kept neighborhood secret. It’s not as flashy as some of the …
Ebright Creek Park is one of those hidden gems that almost feels like it belongs to the neighborhood around it. Tucked into a residential area off 212th Way SE, it’s not flashy, not huge — but it’s incredibly well-loved, especially by families with younger kids and anyone looking for a low-key, local spot to enjoy …
Evans Creek Preserve is one of those places that’s easy to miss if you don’t know where to look — but once you do, it becomes a regular stop. Tucked away on the edge of Sammamish, this preserve feels far more remote than it actually is. With wide-open meadows, densely wooded trails, and a healthy …
Beaver Lake Park isn’t just a patch of green on the map — it’s one of Sammamish’s most beloved and versatile public spaces. Nestled along the western shoreline of Beaver Lake, the park offers a mix of peaceful trails, open fields, forested hideaways, and lake access that draws everyone from dog walkers and wedding photographers …
If you’re spending any real time in Sammamish—especially in the summer—you’re going to end up at Pine Lake Park. It’s not just the city’s most popular public space, it’s kind of the heart of the community. Birthday parties, concerts, lazy afternoons on the dock… this is where it all happens. Tucked along the eastern shore …
You don’t have to leave Sammamish to find incredible hiking. Sure, we’re tucked between the Issaquah Alps and the Cascade foothills—but even within city limits, there’s a surprising number of forest trails, wetland boardwalks, and lakeside walks that’ll get your boots dirty without needing to pack snacks or a map. These are the best hikes …
Covering approximately 19 acres, this lakefront oasis blends wooded sections, open sports turf, and a sandy beach. Once a private resort (circa 1910s), it became a King County park in the 1960s and transferred to the city after incorporation in 1999. A hub for annual community events (e.g., Summer Nights in the Park concerts, outdoor …