Philip Arnold Park - Park in Renton - 720 Jones Ave S, USA

Love the new remodel, although it has been a long wait (supposed to have been done months ago). The toys are amazing and varied, great for kids of different ages, abilities, and interests. The bathroom is really cool, although it concerns me that there are dozens of tables at the covered area and if the park were being used for a party or event, the one bathroom/toilet is not going to be enough. The newly paved trails are great as well, and I look forward to coming back when it's warmer and the railings are in (est February 2024). Overall this is an awesome park, and you can't beat the views!

It's probably the safest park for kids to play at in Renton. It's definitely perfect for social distancing because this park has enough running space for everyone! It's almost a secret park that no one really knows about. It is located on historic Renton Hill. You'll get a chance to see a view/side of Renton few people do. Historic Renton Hill overlooks all of Renton with views of Seattle, the airport, Lake Washington, and more. Chances are, you'll be the only ones there, as the case today for myself and my daughter. It's a pretty basic park. What it lacks in newer toys it makes up for tranquility, peace, and size. This park is HUGE with an open layout. My favorite part about this park are the huge, old trees. There are lots and lots of huge big trees all over this park. It's beautiful and you easily forget you're in the city. This park has a country/forrest vibe. It has an old-school big toy due for an upgrade, but it's fun nonetheless. A tire swing with its own dedicated area separate from the big toy area. Two tennis courts far away from the big toy. A few picnic tables spread out throughout the park. A nice size restroom facility. Nearby are lots of walking trails and bike trails. I used to ride these bike trails when I was 14 years old. They are lots of fun. I highly suggest taking your kids and/or dogs to this park. It's truly a hidden gem very few people know exist.

Nice spot for a walk or a workout. Bathroom facilities in the park. Also a baseball diamond and playground. This park has some pleasing topology to it, one side is a subtle canyons that span a couple hundred feet that is lovely to walk through. Especially in the fall.

It looks amazing from the road, but they're doing some sort of construction all over the park now. I don't know when it's going to be finished, there's no public access at this time.

This is a pretty and well maintained park. It does not have a huge play area, but it never seems to be busy anyway. It has huge grass fields and where you could play ultimate Frisbee or something like that. I've never had a problem getting a swing. I plan to keep coming here as long as weather allows.

Nice park... but this is what people left after 4th July celebration... very sad..

I always enjoy this place as it also has a small area to host small functions, and has a great playground for the kids. There's a wonderful well maintained restroom as well. I feel all this is missing is small corner store or stand to get some food and refreshments from.

Nice, quiet park. It has tennis courts, a playground, and a baseball diamond (with stands and lights). Nice shaded area under trees, and plenty of grass. It lacks picnic tables and an outdoor grilling area, but there is space to bring your own. There are 3 small parking lots available and some wheelchair accessible sidewalk.