This neighborhood park in Northeast Tacoma features tennis and sport courts, baseball field, picnic tables, playground and Madrona grove.

Situated in a residential neighborhood, this park features a picnic shelter, basketball & tennis courts, play equipment and a walking path.

One of the oldest parks in Tacoma, what was once Alling Fruit Farm is now a place for the community to play, shoot hoops and picnic.

At close to 15 acres this neighborhood park has room for team sports, kids play and spray ground equipment, picnicing and a fieldhouse for classes.

This 760-acre park is a popular destination for more than 3.1 million people each year. Natural forest, saltwater beaches and spectacular views offer numerous possibilities for recreation, education and communing with nature.

 

The 75+ acre SERA Campus is home to STAR Center, Gray Middle School, the Boys & Girls Club's Topping Hope Center, and the Metro Parks sports complex. Tacoma's newest and largest sprayground opened here in June 2014.

 

A major recreation attraction for Tacoma's east side and south end, this park features updated playing fields, skateboard park, playground and a large outdoor swimming pool with water slide and zero-depth entry.

 

Titlow Park is a large grassy flat park located near a lagoon and Puget Sound at the base of 6th Avenue.

One of largest neighborhood parks in Tacoma, Vassault Park is the site of the start/finish line of the annual Sound to Narrows run and several other special events

Established in 1928, this park (previously known as McKinley Playfield) features well established fields for sports as well as a playground and sprayground.