Wiggums Hollow Park

I always have a nice relaxing time at the Wiggums Hollow Park. Very hip, trendy! And all the repairs in the whole entire park are complete! Thank you's to the park rangers and also thank you to them, one in particular, informed me well in how to get emergency shelter for my state of homelessness at this time and it's been three years so far this time around. So as soon as my common law husband comes back from visiting Iraq then I will start the ball rolling because I may miss him! This park has always been our little hiding spot... So far I've managed to get a few 3xcellent shots of the park's gorgeous summer setsets! Very Romantic <3

I have never been here before, but my daughter loves it and so do I! Also, it's close to my job... Which is a bonus!

We go to Skateboard park it's awesome!! Was down there a couple weekends ago and Fire Dept was spraying Water Cannon on kids in field what a great time

Pretty decent park, plenty of slides and things to climb. Even little bouncy horses on springs. The best part of this park were the other children playing there. My little one took a tumble and one of the other kids asked her if she was ok. Nice to know they're looking out for each other.

I love taking my dog here but be aware this is not an off leash park. The fine is heafty so get one of those leashes that extend to like 15 feet or so to give the dog more leg room. A fairly clean park, it is frequented by homeless but I've never had any problems here. Nice restrooms and dog poop bags usually available.

What a beautiful community space and park. A sprawling play area for children with a variety of invitingly active equipment as well as open spaces to run and play. The park is also host to 2 decent restrooms with flushing toilets. During our visit the Delta community had hosted Shakespeare in the park which was lovely and well attended. If you are thinking the name of the park sounds familiar to you, you are most likely correct and can enjoy doing some local research as to the connection as well as the connection to the history of Everett. Cowabunga dude!

This is a very nice park in North Everett, it was a pretty bad area along time ago but it has turned around and this park is well maintained nice playground equipment for the kids with walking trails and bring your dog and there is a public restroom.

I live nearby. Decent park, it has something for my 6 years old and 3 year old. Also has 3 pokestops. Also a nice loop to walk with my puppy while the kids play. 8 times around the loop is a mile. :) sometimes there are sketchy people there, but none have bothered us. They just loiter and litter. I take my kiddos periodically. :)

I found 3 four-leaf clovers at this park!! So I don't know what else that means except it's maybe a special lucky enchanted park. Seriously, though, my kiddo loved the playground and I enjoyed the vibe.

We go to this park to enjoy the ancient practice of Labyrinth Walking Meditation on its beautiful Labyrinth

Nice park with art exhibits and large, open areas.

Awesome awesome park me and my family went here and my boy had so so much play time he didn't wanna leave but he had so many big toys to play with can't say I blame him

Great space. Saw Seattle Shakespeare company's Twelfth Night. Super production by the Everett Community. The crowd was excited and the bathrooms very well maintained.

They have cleaned up the park pretty well and the new playground is cool

This park is only couple block's. I love it there. There is so much to do there. The is also a skate park near by. There is also a school near by.

My daughter loves it here!!

It's a nice place to spend time with each other or your pet or by yourself and it's never crowded!

One of the most beautifully designed and coordinated sk8 parks I've ever been and enjoyed.

a ,great park if you like a nice place to be with your family

Large open field, dog friendly, playground, walking paths, public bathrooms and two Parking lots