Parks and Trails

Parks and Trails

Contact Information
Parks and Trails
1055 S. Grady Way
Renton, WA 98057
425-430-6600
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City of Renton maintains 32 developed public parks, 13 miles of trails, 965 acres of public open space, an 18-hole public golf course, two lake-front beaches and a public boat launch.

CEDAR RIVER TRAIL WORK - Proceed with CAUTION!
On Monday, December 9 and Tuesday, December 10 one lane of the Cedar River Trail will be closed for geotechnical work between the Dog Park and Riverview Park.  For your safety, please observe all signage and directions from flaggers as you pass through this area.

OH What Fun!!

Kick off the Holiday season with beautiful lights at Piazza Park in downtown Renton and Clam Lights, presented by Ivar’s, at Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park – both locations will be transformed into twinkling oases of wonder and magic! Holiday lights will be showcased each night through the month of December concluding on New Year’s Day.

DOG POLICY

For safety and enjoyment reasons, dogs are not allowed at Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park or Kennydale Beach Park. Violators may be subject to citations and fines. At all other city parks, dogs are allowed on six-foot leashes. Dogs can run free at the Cedar River Dog Park (1500 Houser Way S).

Park Rules and Regulations

  • Park Rules and Regulations (RMC 2-9-8)

  • BBQ GRILLS, Sec. C.11: Grills must be less than 36” in length, or more than 30” in height over a combustible surface.  Place hot coals in designated receptacles only.

  • METAL DETECTING, Sec. C.12: Metal detecting with a device to detect ores or metals is not permitted at any City park.

Share the Trail

  • Obey reduced speed limits and dismount zones that are posted along the Cedar River Trail.

  • Stay on the right except to pass and make your presence known.

  • Share the Trail brochure.

Dogs and Renton Parks

  • All other parks allow dogs on 6 foot leashes.
  • The Cedar River Dog Park is an off-leash park, located along the Cedar River Trail, a short walk from the Renton Community Center.
  • Pet owners, please obey the ‘Scoop Your Poop’ rule.

Swimming Area Information

TRACK Trail

Explore the new TRACK Trail at Cedar River Trail Park. TRACK Trails is a free self-guided hike, the first in Washington, that uses educational brochures for children and families.