Scriber Lake Park

The park is somewhat small but lovely. I have been walking around and spotted a blue heron perched on the bank. It was so beautiful to see. I didn't expect to see that in Lynnwood. There's other cool trails and in the summer time you can pick blackberries!!! I like this park for the nature walks and wildlife.

Hadn't been here since the late 80's early 90's.

It was a nice day but there were areas of trail that were very mushy . You could easily lose a shoe if you step in the wrong spot.

Place was clean and obviously the docks and other areas of park have been upgraded over the years.

Beautiful spacious park with a few windy trails and a beautiful little lake you can walk around. Great photo op too! The bridge can get over run with water at times making it hard or downright impossible to cross at times. So beware of that. The trails get really hard to walk on when it rains or right after the path is very wet muddy I'm talking your whole foot sinking into the mud kind of soggy... Also, there's live animals you'll come across from time to time. I've only seen geese on the trail before but I'm sure there's other wildlife. Nothing crazy like bears or anything though! They've got restrooms that are open at weird hours but they're sometimes available. Bring your own soap fyi...the bathroom only has cold water no paper towels or soap ....

I walked around the trails here and I was very peaceful. Some of the oaths were covered with water, but I was still able to walk close to the lake. I even saw some awesome wildlife and fungi. I can't wait to come check it out when the weather is nicer.

Very well maintained urban park right in the middle of busy Lynnwood. The trails are mulched and edged, the boardwalk is well built, the benches are nice... And there are so many birds singing on a sunny day like today!

Really beautiful trails and well kept paths, both paved and gravel. Paved paths are accessible for all folks. Beautiful water landscapes and lots of pokestops and gyms!

Great little walk park with multiple paths toward the Lake. Peaceful. Would definitely come back soon.

Nice park. A goose made strange noises at me. The pathways get muddy on wet days, so watch your step or you will mess up your jays.

Some of the pathways will get flooded if there is extended days of rainfall

Another very cool spot that has been around a long time. It is a board walk trail type that mixes up to dirt trail. There are parts that get muddy sometimes so wearing boots is a good idea when you go through here. The lake is not stocked as far as I know so I would not suggest fishing it.

Enjoy this place, it's usually quiet and nice place to walk with my family and dogs.

A hidden little park, a few mins from Alderwood Mall, perfect to hang out and relax with a friend and/or partner, the bridge over the lake is small, but nice and cozy!

Nice place to walk. short trails tho did three loops .

Beautiful park, lots of trees and foliage providing shade...... except for the guy sitting in his running car for 45 minutes it was nice and quiet.

It was nice and quiet, even for being so close to a main road!

Very nice place. Kept clean and bathroom was nice. Great place to walk your dog. They have the poop bags available too and plenty of trash cans.

We love Scriber Lake. So fortunate to have Wilcox and Scriber so close to our home.

If your Spirit is impressed by itty bitty meadows, woodlands, dawg friendly, with a pint-sized lake, with wee fishies,
then you will Love visiting Scriber Lake Park!

Cleverly hiding in plain sight, Scriber is one of the best parks in Lynnwood
Go there, if your sole desire is to just show up, slow down and Breathe.
This park is great for walking your dog and fishing.. oops, I mean strolling your dog and fake fishing. Fun times!

Soo.. If you do decide to visit Scriber, you might wonder, Hey..
'What's That Smell?'
Right?
Found Only in Western Washington. it is the PacNW's signature contribution to planet earth. the Western Washington Hemlock.
I think Scriber smells like Christmas 24/7.
Yum.
Let your adventure to Scriber be to find the biggest WW Hemlock tree, plant your face into it and
Breathe Deep.
Oh, yeah.
Hello Nirvana-- I remember you!

Feel free to bring your fishing pole, but don't catch or dare you eat the blucky trout or mud eating catfish.. So gross. They are for show, trust me I have lived here for over 60 years.. You really don't wanna eat Scriber Lake fish... I have my reasons (wink wink)
If you really want to fish in Scriber Lake,
All you need is a bobber.and don't forget to
Breath Deep,
Blessings,
Grace

My dog loved this place

A great place to explore! The floating bridge is a place of many memories.