Everett Parks & Gardens
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Parks & Gardens in Everett, Washington State.
Langus Riverfront Park provides river access with a boat launch and fishing pier. There is a three-mile paved trail for walking, jogging and biking, where visitors can view waterfowls, raptors and shorebirds at the end of the trail.
This six-acre park includes BBQ facilities for picnics, playgrounds for children and trails for hiking and walking.
With a number of facilities, Kasch Park has become Everett's main athletic center. Amenities include a softball complex, a four-field softball diamond with lights and bleachers, two Little League fields and three adult soccer fields. Picnic and BBQ areas are available.
Howarth Park is Everett's original bathing beach. Visitors can enjoy a walk along the Lewis and Clark Native Garden. Trails and tennis courts are available as well as off-leash dog and fishing areas.
The Narbeck Wetland Sanctuary is located just west of Everett, WA. Biking, hiking and wildlife viewing are all popular activities here.
This is a camping park that also features boating, fishing, swimming and more. Located 18 miles northwest from Everett, WA.
Located near the Port Gardner Bay, Legion Memorial Park features tennis courts, baseball fields, a playground, a picnic shelter as well as the Horticulture Center and Greenhouse and the Evergreen Area Arboretum and Gardens. Picnic areas are available.
Located near Rucker Avenue, Doyle Park is a Buchart-type garden, providing recreational opportunities for families and others.
Amenities in this park include picnic and BBQ areas as well as a playground, basketball, baseball and softball fields.
One of the largest and oldest parks in Everett, Forest Park is a 100-acre recreational area, including a swimming center, a playground, an animal farm and a picnic shelter.
This park was established in 1993 when a fifth grade teacher wanted to teach her class about biodiversity. With the help of her students, the green area near the school was transformed into a park, which now features rocky waters, a creek bed and a mitigation pond. Over time, new paths and an amphitheater have been added to the park.
