The park contains a designated 'wetland garden' featuring plant species native to the Washington region.
The park provides direct access to the Medina Park Trail, which connects to broader local pedestrian pathways.
The facility is managed and maintained by the City of Medina Public Works Department.
The terrain incorporates varying elevations that offer views across the park's central meadow.
Medina Park is a 14-acre community park located in the city of Medina, Washington, known for its extensive network of winding trails and natural wetlands. The park features a large meadow area that serves as a central hub for community recreation and informal gatherings. Visitors will find dedicated tennis and pickleball courts available for public use alongside modern playground facilities. A significant portion of the grounds is maintained as a natural habitat, offering elevated boardwalks that traverse marshy areas. The park is integrated into the local neighborhood, bordered by residential streets and lush Pacific Northwest vegetation. It serves as a primary outdoor space for the surrounding community with well-maintained landscaping and open lawn space.
The raised wooden boardwalk overlooking the wetland habitat.
Bring non-marking court shoes if planning to use the tennis or pickleball facilities.
The boardwalks can become slippery during the rainy season; wear footwear with good traction.
Parking is limited to street-side spaces along NE 12th St, so arrive early on weekends.
Do not attempt to walk off-trail in the wetland areas, as these are protected environmental zones.
Leash your dogs at all times and adhere to 'pack-in, pack-out' waste disposal policies.
