10 Things to Do With Kids Around Seattle the Last Days of Summer 2023
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Playing at the colorful playground at Kent’s West Fenwick Park. Credit: Devon Hammer
Park it
We aim to bring you the scoop and our region’s new and innovative playgrounds. Have you checked them out? Summer’s when you might have a little more time, so pick one that looks fun and go!
Try the TriRunner at the fab updated playground at Emma Yule Park. Tip: It’s a unique piece of play equipment your kids will love.
This newer playground is made in the shade. It’s perfect on a hot-hot summer day.
There is so much fun on the farm to be found at the Edgewood Community Park’s newer playground.
The life-size Chutes-and-Ladders-style game at Kent’s West Fenwick Park makes it a not-to-be-missed destination playground.
Adventurous climbers will love the pyramid tower at the playground at Renton’s Sunset Neighborhood Park. Be forewarned, if you or your child are afraid of heights — or your child is not afraid enough of heights — this park may set your nerves buzzing.
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