Tam O'Shanter Park - Park in Bellevue - 1655 173rd Ave NE, USA

Lovely little playground to have some fun. It has a zipline, 2 toddler swings and older kids swing, variety of slides and also exercise equipments. It also has basketball court. I loved the green lawn area where we can play whatever we want or just sit and rest while the kids are playing. It has benches too if you are planning to have some snacks or sit and chat.

It's really nice. If it wasn't for that I would neg it because it an the area it meets with claims it's for a "viewpoint" of Redmond. I analyzed the area around it an assumed there wasn't one here due to its low elevation. Still went an asked some locals an they said there isn't one. I didn't take the whole trail to see myself but it was one of the best maintained trails with many smaller trails leading off the beaten path. Rather than most trails an parks the landscape was maintained so as to match the higher end neighborhood look around it. You can tell the city of Bellevue takes care of it parks; this one sticks out for that. Oh an it has a grill to cook on. Most parks I myself visited out west lack this.

Nice play area. Seattle seahawk theme. Zip lining for kids. Few gym instruments also available. Middle of the city park but still quiet and nice. Small trail also there. Basket ball ground(one basket only) available. Parking is roadside n very small. No canopy available but.

Love the trails. It's like having a forest right in the neighborhood. Even though the park is narrow, you can feel you are hiking out in nature.

Pretty cool park. Playground for bigger kids and little kids. Trails, basketball court, zip line, grassy field, swings. Pretty quiet. Only real downside is the little playground has some open ledges on higher platforms that a little kid could fall off. Please don't parallel park. Parking is limited and parallel parking takes up 2-4 parking spots. The parking is deep enough for regular parking.

This park is great. I bring my almost 7 year old daughter here regularly and she has a blast. Grounds are well taken care of and plenty of playground equipment and space for the kids to run around. Also, there's a zipline. Need I say more? Parking is somewhat limited, so be aware of this on sunny days - it typically gets pretty busy.

Due to my own embarrassing failure to follow a map, we never actually made it to the playground here, which was our original goal. But my two kids and I did cover a fair chunk of the walking trails, and found them pleasant and beautiful, and just varied enough in their terrain to make walking interesting without being too difficult for little legs. The signage that appears at various points could use some improvement - we couldn't tell which fork we were meant to be taking at one point, and an overall map of the park on each sign would have been very helpful - but if you want a very nice wandering walk, this is a good one.

A quiet neighborhood park with a good selection of kid activities. There's a basketball court, a long Omega, and plenty slides and swings to keep kids busy. There's a large wooded part to this park in which a few geocaches are hidden. Parking is a bit of an issue, only 7-8 places in front of the park.