With 33 parks covering 1,254 acres and 13 miles of trails, Renton offers a wide variety of outdoor experiences for everyone. Whether you’re looking to take a scenic walk, enjoy river views, or be active with family and friends, Renton has the perfect park or trail for you.
Highlights include the salmon-bearing Cedar River, the Skate Park at Liberty Park, and a boat launch at Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park. However you like to spend time outdoors, Renton has a place for you!
Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park is a destination of choice for many visiting Renton. The park is situated on the southeast shore of Lake Washington, and boasts 57 acres of park land and 5,400 feet of…
This unique park offers a place of reflection in the heart of downtown. Honoring the name of over 2,000 veterans, you can view plaques each with its own special meaning.
Trails – Enjoy walking, jogging, and biking on Renton’s scenic trails, including connections to the Cedar River and Lake Washington.
Urban Forestry – Learn about Renton’s urban forest initiatives and tree-planting programs to enhance the city’s green spaces.
Dogs in Renton Parks
Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park and Kennydale Beach Park – Dogs are not allowed.
Cedar River Dog Park – Off-leash area located at 1500 Houser Way S along the Cedar River Trail.
Other Parks – Dogs are allowed on a 6-foot leash. Pet owners, please follow the “Scoop Your Poop” rule.
Plan Your Visit
Renton’s parks and trails offer something for everyone—families, outdoor enthusiasts, and pet lovers alike. Explore nature, enjoy recreation, and experience the city’s beautiful green spaces.
