- TripBuzz found 347 things to do with kids in or near Redmond, Washington, including 330 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Kirkland, Seattle, Issaquah and Bellevue.
- From K1 Speed Seattle to K1 Speed, the Redmond area offers 98 different types of family activities, including: Parks, Go Karts, Movie Theaters and Theaters.
- A short drive from Seattle, Redmond is part of Silicone Valley and home to the corporate offices for both Microsoft and Nintendo. Each year, the city hosts a number of annual festivals including a bicycle race. And, the city further features a symphony orchestra, performing arts center and several nature trails.
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Tucked away in the downtown area, Pioneer Park has lots to offer in the way of outdoor recreation. Amenities include grassy areas for picnics and sports, a supervised wading pool and seasonal, community-sponsored events.
34.4 Miles
A small, secluded community park, Weatherswood Community Park is a natural space surrounded by woodland. The park offers a short hiking loop, picnic areas, benches, and a variety of paths.
34.6 Miles
A 71-acre nature preserve, Tacoma Nature Center includes a play area for children, plant nursery, 17-acre lake and over 2 miles of walking trails. Over 20 mammalian and around 100 bird species reside there.
34.6 Miles
Located along the water, Narrows Park features views of the Tacoma Narrows and the Tacoma Narrows Bridge. The park provides a rocky beach along with a grassy area and a gazebo with free-to-use telescopes.
34.7 Miles
Home to the local Puyallup public school's football and soccer teams is Sparks Stadiums. Locals and visitors can enjoy a game while supporting the local community and enjoy snacks and refreshments.
34.9 Miles
Home to minor league baseball's Tacoma Raniers, Cheney Stadium originally opened in 1960. Since undergoing a major renovation after the 2010 season, the park now features luxury suites, expanded concessions, and unmatched sightlines.
34.9 Miles
In honor of the season of spring, members of the city host the Spring Fair for the city's residents to enjoy. Foods and sweets, racing pigs, live music, and numerous rides are among the many attractions offered at the fair.
34.9 Miles
Situated in a residential area, Decoursey Park has a big park feel on its seven-acre lot. The park accommodates picnic areas, a shelter, playground, athletic fields, and a pond that attracts ducks and geese.
35.3 Miles
Located on wooded terrain, Clarks Creek Park South features hiking trails through the woods along with access to Clarks Creek. The park also offers a children's playground, an off-leash dog park, picnic shelters and restroom facilities.
35.6 Miles
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Jefferson County International Airport, Port Townsend, WA
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Aviation history of the Pacific Northwest is preserved within the Port Townsend Aero Museum. Along with a collection of antique and classic aircraft, the museum has a youth mentorship program where young adults can help with restorations and flight activities.