410 130th Avenue SE | |
| 425.452.7688 | |
| vlbarrett@bellevuewa.gov | |
| http://www.ci.bellevue.wa.us | |
| Hours: (Park) Daily, dawn to dusk; (Animal Viewing) Daily 9:30am-3:30pm | |
| Cost: (Park) Free; (Programs) Variable | |
| Ages: All Ages |
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About Kelsey Creek Park
A visit to Kelsey Creek makes a delightful outing with kids - it's worth the drive if you live in the Seattle area. The park is made up of 150 acres of forest and wetland habitat, with a number of hiking trails (including a gravel loop trail that goes around the park's barns and pastures) that are easy enough for tots to traverse. A popular working farm is also located on the park grounds.
Picnic tables and a covered picnic shelter are available for brown-baggers and events. The picnic shelter is located south of the parking lot (call or email for rental information); tables are located throughout the park. A play area for small kids is conveniently located near the picnic shelter area.
Kelsey Creek Farm's barns and pastures are home to a variety of farm animals. The farm hosts a number of kids' recreational programs, including pony care classes and farm experience tours, as well as living history workshops for families throughout the year.
Picnic tables and a covered picnic shelter are available for brown-baggers and events. The picnic shelter is located south of the parking lot (call or email for rental information); tables are located throughout the park. A play area for small kids is conveniently located near the picnic shelter area.
Kelsey Creek Farm's barns and pastures are home to a variety of farm animals. The farm hosts a number of kids' recreational programs, including pony care classes and farm experience tours, as well as living history workshops for families throughout the year.
Tips
Wear boots after rain - the ground can be muddy!
Getting There
Located in Bellevue, about 20 miles east of Seattle. From Seattle: Take SR 520 to I-405 south or I-90 to I-405 north. Exit at SE 8th Street and drive east. Drive under the train trestle and straight across the Lake Hills Connector Road. Drive through a residential area, and go straight after the first stop sign. At the "T" (second stop sign), turn left. The park is on the right. Ample free parking.
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Rated by 3 parents
- Little Farmers classes are wonderful and engaging. Learn about a different animal every week with animal, care, feeding and chores. First rate program
[Submitted by Anonymous2/28/09 - Nice playground with restrooms right next to it. the barn with the animals. the hiking trails. everything just right. we go there very often. if you go for the first time, look it up on mapquest, it is a little confusing to find it.
[Submitted by Anonymous5/03/07
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