Newport Hills Park

Location and Size

Found in Bellevue, Washington, Newport Hills Park spreads across a generous 7.82 acres of green space. This shared escape is a natural retreat for both locals and visitors looking to enjoy some outdoor time in the Newport Hills neighborhood.

Sports Facilities

The park's lighted soccer field is definitely a standout feature, with its recently refreshed turf that looks and feels great underfoot. What's particularly cool is that the excellent lighting allows for evening games and practices - excellent for squeezing in some play time after work or school.

Sports enthusiasts will also appreciate the separate baseball/softball field with artificial turf. No more muddy cleats or canceled games after a typical Pacific Northwest downpour - the turf stays playable year-round regardless of what the weather throws at it.

These well-kept fields have become something of a hub for local teams, but there's plenty of room for casual players to jump in too.

Children's Area

Kids have their own dedicated space here with a play area featuring the classics - swings and slides that never seem to go out of style. The wood chip surface adds an extra layer of safety for those inevitable tumbles.

It's a natural gathering spot where parents can chat while keeping an eye on the little ones as they burn off energy and make new friends.

Amenities

When nature calls, you can find clean restrooms with multiple stalls that are well-lit and properly maintained - a simple but essential amenity that makes longer visits much more comfortable.

The picnic area offers several tables conveniently located near the parking lot, making it easy to unload your cooler and supplies. Forgot to pack lunch? No problem. The park's location puts you within reach of nearby restaurants, so grabbing some takeout for an impromptu picnic is always an option.

Parking

Getting here is hassle-free with 31 regular spaces and 2 handicapped-accessible spots in the main lot. Just note that most spaces are designed for angle parking, and you'll see signs asking you to park with your windshield facing the road - a small detail that helps keep everyone safe.

On those extra busy days when the main lot fills up, additional street parking can usually accommodate the overflow.