Parks & Recreation

We build community through people, parks, arts, recreation, and conservation. Our sustainable parks are comprised of over 1,351 acres of land, 31 developed and 14 undeveloped parks, and a collection of 39 miles of public trails. We serve all ages, abilities, and interests through innovative classes and services. We integrate unique art and cultural experiences into the activities, interactions, and events that weave our community together. Explore our parks, play at our centers, and connect with neighbors and friends.

Redmond Parks and Recreation strives to create an excellent experience for park users and program participants. Financial impacts resulting from reductions in revenues for programs and events, restrictions on gathering and in-person programs, and extended closure of facilities related to the COVID-19 pandemic have resulted in staff layoffs and reduced programming in the 2021 budget.

Activities
Virtual activities and limited in-person activities are available in 2021. For a complete list of available activities please visit our online activity page.
Click here for current activities.

Senior Resources & Virtual Connections
We are here for you! Join an online fitness class, connect with a volunteer, sign up for the lunch program, and more. Our team is dedicated to maintaining social connections during the pandemic.
Click here for senior resources.

COVID-19 Impacts
Due to COVID-19, some services, activities, facilities, and amenities may be closed. The City's Play Safe Plan provides a status update on the impacts of closures or cancelations that are in alignment with the Governor's Healthy Washington Roadmap to Recovery.
Click here for the Play Safe Plan.

Budget Impacts
Some activities are eliminated or reduced in 2021 due to budget reductions approved in the 2021/2022 budget.
Click here for 2021/2022 Budget Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).

Parks & Trails
All parks and trails are open.
Click here to learn more about City of Redmond parks and trails.