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STANWOOD PARKS | |
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Church Creek ParkThis park has a little-league diamond that doubles as a softball field, a basketball court, Pickleball court, nature trails, disc golf, a children’s play area with swings, restroom facilities, a group shelter with four large tables plus various other picnic areas located throughout the park. If you would like to reserve the picnic shelter email Amanda Slattery | |
Heritage ParkThis park includes soccer, baseball/softball and Lacrosse sports fields, Pickleball court, restrooms, children's play area, skate park, dog park, pump track, and several picnic shelters. In addition, you will find a wetland area with an interpretive trail and an approximately 0.5-mile paved trail running east/west along the southern perimeter of the park and north/south between the playfields. If you would like to reserve the picnic shelter email Amanda Slattery 9998 276th St NW Stanwood, WA | |
Lions ParkA small city park located off of Cedarhome Drive and Park Drive (east of Pioneer Highway). It is surrounded by one of the city’s more dense neighborhoods and provides a community open space for several homes and multi-family buildings in the neighborhood. Amenities you will find at the park include a children's play area, basketball 1/2 court, and picnic facilities. 8328 Park Drive Stanwood, WA | |
FUTURE PARKS | |
Hamilton LandingFuture site of a new City Park with water access to the Stillaguamish River including a boat launch, restroom facilities, viewing, nature play area, benches, walking trail, and picnic facilities. 26810 98th Ave NW Stanwood, WA | |
Ovenell ParkThis former 15-acre dairy farm is owned by the city and is in the planning stages for future development. 10520 Saratoga Drive Stanwood, WA |
WALKING TRAILS |
- Church Creek Park Walking Trail is a short earthen trail through a wooded area to Church Creek.
- Heritage Park Walking Path- A level, paved path just shy of 0.5 miles.
- Lindstrom Walking Path is a 1.4-mile loop around east Stanwood businesses. The walking path is owned and maintained by the Lindstrom Development Group lara@mkps.net for more info about this trail and its maintenance. View a map of the 1.4-mile path (PDF).
- Port Susan Trail- Currently in development, this 5-mile looped trail network supports a citywide plan that envisions a walkable and bikeable community. Phase 1, recently constructed, is the pedestrian trail that tops the flood control berm being built adjacent to the south side of Highway 532. Phase 2 starts at the 88th Avenue Park and Ride lot and connects to the east end of the berm trail. On the berm trail’s west end, Phase 2 continues around the water treatment plant that will connect to Hamilton Landing Park and the Stillaguamish River overlook platform, built by a local Eagle Scout next to Twin City Foods. Together, the two phases' measures 1.2 miles. Future phases (3-5) will continue the loop north around the city.