Northtowne Park

Tucked-Away Neighborhood Retreat

Northtowne Park is a cozy little green haven nestled in Bellevue, Washington. At just 0.77 acres, it's definitely on the smaller side, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in convenience and charm for those living nearby.

Tucked into a residential area, this park offers a breath of fresh air for neighbors looking to step outside without venturing too far from home.

Kid-Friendly Space

The heart of this modest park is its play area, making it a wonderful spot for parents to bring little ones who need to burn off some energy. Nothing fancy, but sometimes simple is exactly what you need.

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Finding Your Way There

Getting to Northtowne Park is pretty straightforward. If you're coming from SR-520, just take the Bellevue Way exit and make your way toward NE 28th Street where you'll find the park waiting.

If you're on I-405, take the NE 8th Street exit heading west, make a right turn onto Bellevue Way, and continue past NE 24th Street. You'll spot the park not far after that.

A Small Piece of a Bigger Picture

While modest in size, Northtowne Park is actually part of something much larger - Bellevue's impressive network of parks and open spaces that collectively span over 2,700 acres throughout the city.

No, you won't find extensive trails or elaborate facilities here, but this little green space brings a welcome touch of nature into the neighborhood. Sometimes a simple patch of green is exactly what you need to take a moment and breathe.