Lake Stevens offers a variety of wonderful parks and facilities to enjoy, with more being planned. There are nearly 195 acres of parks, trails, and open space within or adjacent to the city available to Lake Stevens residents and visitors.

• Parks & Recreation Map
• Current Park Plan
• 2013 Parks and Recreation Survey Results
• Final North Cove Park plan video
  

The Current Park Plan lists all the proposed ideas to date which will provide numerous more options for you and your family to enjoy the incredible environment Lake Stevens has to offer.

Parks Inventory

City Parks & Recreation Facilities	County Parks & Recreation Facilities
Catherine Creek Park Centennial Woods City Boat Launch Eagle Ridge Park Eagle Ridge Master Plan Frontier Heights Lundeen Park Mill Cove Reserve North Cove Park North Lakeshore Swimming Beach	Cavalero Community Park Centennial Trail Lake Stevens Community Park Sunset Park Willard Wyatt Park

Other Recreational Opportunities
B.I.K.E.S. Bicycling Club Boys & Girls Club of Snohomish County Lake Stevens Historical Museum Lake Stevens Lions Club Lake Stevens School District Kid’s Oasis Lake Stevens Pool Community Education Program		Lake Stevens Rowing Club (LSRC) Lake Stevens Junior Athletic Association North Cascades Crew (Rowing Club) Sno-Isle Library Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

Reserve a Facility

City facilities are available for rent. If you are interested, please visit the City Facilities page to view the available facilities and click here for a park/facility use permit application.

Park Rules

To keep your parks beautiful and open regularly, we all need to work together. The Public Works staff maintains the parks, but as users of the park, we play a big role, too. Title 10 of the Lake Stevens Municipal Code contains the city’s regulations for parks and recreation facilities including parks, trails, open spaces, and water bodies.

Parks Maintenance and Operation Plan

There are two basic types of parks within the City: Community and Local. Community parks are those parks that are considered to be designations for the City residents and surrounding area. Local parks are those that are typically located within a specific development and service the surrounding residential area. Community Parks and Local Parks are maintained at defined levels of service with Community receiving a more manicured treatment with Local receiving a lower level of service. The City follows a guideline in providing maintenance and repairs based on the Park Facility Maintenance and Repairs Management Plan.