Enatai Neighborhood Park

Play & Sports Areas

Positioned in the heart of Bellevue, this intimate park offers two tennis courts right at street level - fantastic for casual rallies or more competitive matches. Right beside them, you'll discover two versatile sports courts that double as pickleball courts when the mood strikes. There's also a handball court and a basketball court if you're looking to mix up your outdoor activity routine.

If you've got kids in tow, the colorful play structure is bound to catch their attention. The small play field nearby gives them plenty of space to run around and burn off that endless energy that sometimes makes you wonder if they've secretly been consuming pure sugar when you weren't looking.

Natural Retreats

Need a moment of peace? The park's wooded areas and gentle walking trails offer a quick nature escape without having to venture far from the city. Majestic old growth trees create a natural canopy overhead, providing blessed shade during those rare but cherished sunny Seattle days.

The trail network isn't exactly a hiking adventure - you can complete the full loop in about 8 minutes - but it's well-suited for a quick breath of fresh air or a peaceful stroll while the kids are occupied at the playground.

Visitor Comforts

Packed a lunch? Several picnic tables are scattered across the grounds, making impromptu outdoor meals easy and comfortable. Restroom facilities are available on-site too, which any parent knows is practically a necessity when spending more than 30 minutes anywhere with children.

Parking is modest but adequate, with 15 regular spaces and one accessible spot available if you're driving over.

Getting Around

It's worth noting that while the tennis courts and restrooms are wheelchair-accessible, some areas of the park - including the sports courts - may present challenges for visitors with mobility limitations.

Situated directly across from Enatai Elementary School, this neighborhood park is beautifully shaded by its tree-lined setting. While generally peaceful, you might catch some highway noise in the background - a small reminder that you're still in the city. The park primarily serves the surrounding Enatai community, giving it that cozy, local feel that larger parks sometimes lack.