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Parks and Facilities Introduction
	99th Avenue Street End
	Ardmore Park
	Ashwood Playfield
	Bannerwood Sports Park
	Bellefields Trailhead at Mercer Slough Nature Park
	Bellevue Aquatic Center
	Bellevue Blueberry Farms
	Bellevue Botanical Garden
	Bellevue Golf Courses
	Bellevue Marina at Meydenbauer Bay
	Bellevue Skate Park
	Bellevue Youth Theatre
	Bel-Red Mini Park
	Bovee Park
	Burrows Landing
	Chandler Neighborhood Park
	Cherry Crest Mini Park
	Cherry Crest Park
	Chesterfield Beach Park
	Chism Beach Park
	Clyde Beach Park
	Collingwood Mini Park
	Commissioner's Waterway Mini Park
	Cougar Ridge Elementary
	Crossroads Park, Community Center, Water Spray Play Area & Par 3 Golf Course
	Deer Run Park
	Downtown Park
	Eastgate Park
	Enatai Beach Park
	Enatai Neighborhood Park
	Evergreen Park
	Forest Glen Neighborhood Park
	Forest Hill Neighborhood Park
	Forest Ridge Mini Park
	Goddard Mini Park
	Goldsmith Neighborhood Park
	Hidden Valley Sports Park
	Highland Park
	Highland Community Center, Skate Park
	Hillaire Park
	Interlake High School
	International School
	Ivanhoe Park
	Keeney Park
	Kelsey Creek Park
	Killarney Glen Park
	Lake Hills Clubhouse
	Lake Hills Community Park a.k.a. "Boat Park"
	Lake Hills Greenbelt
	Lake Hills Greenbelt Produce Stand
	Lakemont Community Park
	Lakemont Highlands Neighborhood Park
	Lattawood Park
	Lewis Creek Park
	Marymoor Park
	McCormick Park
	Meadow Wood Park
	Mercer Slough Nature Park
	Meydenbauer Beach Park
	Newcastle Beach Park
	Newport Hills Park
	North Bellevue Community Center
	Northtowne Neighborhood Park
	Northwest Arts Center
	Norwood Village Neighborhood Park
	Phantom Lake Loop
	Pikes Peak Greenbelt
	Robinsglen Nature Park
	Robinswood Community Park
	Robinswood House
	(North) Robinswood Sportsfield
	Robinswood Tennis Center
	Saddleback Mini Park
	Sammamish High School (Park)
	Silverleaf Park
	Sixth Street Park
	Skyridge Park
	SE 40th Street Boat Launch
	Somerset Greenbelts
	South Bellevue Community Center
	Spiritridge Park
	Spiritwood Park
	Sunrise Neighborhood Park
	Sunset Park
	Sunset Ravine Greenbelt
	Surrey Downs Park
	Sweyolocken Boat Launch
	Tam O’Shanter Park
	Tyee Community Gym
	Viewpoint Park
	Weowna Park
	Westwood Highlands Neighborhood Park
	Wilburton Hill Park
	Winters House
	Wildwood Park
	Woodridge Water Tower Park

Lewis Creek Park

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Park and Visitor Center Amenities/Description: The Lewis Creek Park and Visitor Center serve as community gathering places for environmental education and recreation. More than 80 percent of the 55-acre park is preserved in its natural condition. The park is situated at the headwaters of Lewis Creek and offers natural areas accessible by boardwalks and soft-surface trails. In addition to the extensive trail system, the site includes a visitor center, play area, basketball court, soccer/baseball fields that can be reserved for practices and games, and restrooms.

The Lewis Creek Visitor Center is open to the public Wednesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (closed on Mondays, Tuesdays and holidays). The 2,500 square-foot, multipurpose interpretive center provides visitors with Bellevue Parks and regional system information, family programs and recreational opportunities. Stop in to check out a pair of binoculars or grab a book from the library and relax in the seating area. The Visitor Center is available for rentals during non-open hours. This facility is ideal for small social gatherings and business meetings. Tables and chairs are available for all rentals. Maximum capacity is 50 people. Visitor Center rental information

Programs: Rangers lead tours of the park and offer interpretive programs on a wide range of nature-related topics, including: birds of prey, local animals, amphibians, native plants and wetand ecology through the Family Discovery and Adult Enrichment Series. February-April program flyer

Guided Hikes:

Bellevue Birding (first Saturday of every month, 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.) - Let a ranger help you identify our feathered friends. Many birds make their home in Lewis Creek Park year-round. Please be prepared to go outside. Free, and preregistration is not required.

Directions: From I-405 South, merge onto I-90 East via exit 11 toward Spokane. Take the Lakemont Boulevard Southeast exit (Exit 13), toward Southeast Newport Way. Turn right onto West Lake Sammamish Parkway Southeast/Lakemont Boulevard Southeast. Continue to follow Lakemont Boulevard. Park is on the left at 5808 Lakemont Blvd. SE.

Contact Information

Lewis Creek Park
5808 Lakemont Blvd.
P.O. Box 90012
Bellevue, WA 98009
Contact: Visitor Center
Phone: 425-452-4195
Fax: 425-452-4196
Business Hours: Dawn to dusk