Tam O'Shanter Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
Natural Environment
Tam O'Shanter Park spans 15.5 acres of community parkland in northeast Bellevue, Washington. The park features a predominantly upland forest ecosystem, with Douglas fir and big leaf maple trees dominating the overstory.
The understory is composed of native plants such as Indian plum, elderberry, sword fern, and salal, providing a rich habitat for local wildlife. This diverse vegetation creates an important green space in the urban environment of Bellevue, preserving local ecosystems and contributing to the area's biodiversity.
Recreational Amenities
For families and children, the park offers a modern playground area that includes a popular zip line feature. Adjacent to the playground, adults can make use of outdoor exercise equipment, strategically positioned to allow parents to work out while keeping an eye on their children.
The park also provides picnic areas for visitors who wish to enjoy outdoor meals or gatherings. These spaces offer a pleasant setting for community interactions and relaxation amidst the natural surroundings.
Trail Network
Tam O'Shanter Park includes a network of trails that wind through the forested areas, offering visitors opportunities for nature walks and light hiking. These trails connect to Redmond's Viewpoint Park to the north, allowing for extended exploration of the area's green spaces.
