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Crossroads Park

  • Last Updated: September 1, 2023
Crossroads Park Playground Big Orca Splash Pad with Kids Sliding Down the Front

Location

16140 NE 8th St, Bellevue, WA 98008 

360 Virtual Tour of Crossroads Park

Description

Welcome to Crossroads Park, an ideal location for people of all ages to have an unforgettable experience. This park is situated on over 34 acres of land and offers a plethora of amenities that would suit anyone’s interests. Do your kids get bored quickly? No worries! They can have an unforgettable time at the enormous playground, which features an extensive variety of slides, climbers, and swings. A refreshing escape from the scorching sun, the Orca-themed Water Spray Playground, will quench even the greatest thirst for action and adventure. You wouldn’t want to miss taking a slide down the life size Orca, which will leave a lasting impression on your memories.

Sports enthusiasts will be happy to know that they can access tennis and basketball courts, a horseshoe pit, skate bowl, jogging paths, and picnic shelters without any hassle. For your convenience, the park also has a full-service community center, a par-3 golf course catering both to golfing and foot golfing lovers, and the Bellevue Youth Theatre that will keep you entertained and inspired. Those who love farming activities can take advantage of the seasonal community gardens.

Don’t miss out on the exhilarating and unmatched experience that Crossroads Park has to offer. Come and explore all the wonders it has to offer.

Crossroads Park Video Trailer

Before you go outside, remember these sun safety tips! Protecting your kid’s skin from sun damage early will benefit them throughout their lifetime.

This fun playground is open all year long. But, if you’re down for getting super soaked, the spray park is open during the summer. That’s usually from Memorial Day weekend’s Friday through Labor Day. Check out our website for more info on the hours of operation and any updates.

Heads up, it gets pretty sunny around the playground, so many folks like to bring their own little beach tents to relax. There’s a few trees but you might wanna bring a hat or a buddy to share the shade with.

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Pack for Success

Sunscreen is not optional, especially for kids during the sunny summer months. We personally love the mineral based ones for their young skin, Thinkbaby and Mustela, but there are so many out there to choose from.

Pop-up tent, which are great for littles when they need a little break (or shade). We have this one from the California beach company that was great when we had crawling babies, and this pop-up tent that has now become our go to tent as the kids grow older.  

Sun Hat: Keeps those little faces and heads safe from the UV rays with one from Amazon or splurge on the mom-owned George Hats for some fun and stylish looks. 

Note to Self

  • There are two parking lots for this park, one on the west side near the Fire Station, and the other, larger one, near the restrooms on the north east side.
  • There is a nice paved walking /biking trail that makes a circle around the grass of this park. Many kids bring their bikes and scooters and ride around the park.
  • Stroller friendly park!
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