Confluence Park

I love this park. It has so much that makes it great. Beautiful nature trails, with a bridge over the Issaquah Creek that gives you a great view of the confluence itself. The creek is peaceful to listen to and is teeming with wildlife, including salmon. There's even a covered area that is designed to look like a barn. Overall wonderful park that always feels safe, even when it gets dark.

Very nice gravel walking path. Great for short walks with the pup.

This place is gorgeous. It is listed as an off leash park on Google, but it is not one of those. People do let their dogs off leash, but there is no safe fenced in areas designated for the pooches. The woods, the little bridge, and the water with the ducks was really enjoyable for my guys.

It is a dog-friendly park, beautiful trees nice small trail, a river with fallen trees on it, a few small bolder rocks to sit on, restroom, playground for kids, a few benches around the area, and picnic tables under the gazebo.

Peaceful and Serene. A great place for a picnic. Also don't miss the views of Rainier on a sunny day on the road to this park.

Beautiful park not very discoverable. Very serene and peaceful. It's near Tolle Andersen Homestead. Very pleasant to jog around during the warm season

Great walking trails, Grassy fields, covered picnic tables. This is one of the few public spaces in issaquah you can enjoy the issaquah creek. There is a bridge across one part of the creek and some foot paths along side it. It’s a small park but a great green space. There is normally plenty of street parking

the BEST park in Issaquah, me and my friends came here all the time, lots to see and many peaceful spots for a picnic. also the ducks are very friendly. Really great spot to swim in the summer (and sometimes winter)

Such a fun park. Great place to walk around and enjoy nature. The play equipment is set up like an obstacle course and is fun to play on. I go here often with my dog and my boys.

Very nice park. Great location in Issaquah.

Beautiful park situated right by Issaquah downtown. Nice place for picnic, host parties in the shelters. Plenty of place to run around and play. Dog parents seems to have great time there as well. Many runners passing through the trail. Only issue is parking is limited. Street parking should be sufficient if there are no events happening in the shelter.

Nice mostly flat walk in this park near rivers with p patch, kids area and parking.

One of our favorite parks in the area. Truly a sanctuary with lots of fun options to keep younger kids engaged.

Last time I was here was 2013. Wow what an improvement! Situated along the creek near the fish hatchery it’s a great place to have a picnic lunch during a day of exploring Issaquah.

Every time I go here, it rains, but then you really can't blame the weather on the groundskeeper, who runs a wonderful park.

Gorgeous little park full of green spaces, plenty of recycling and garbage cans, and overall well kept. Also, has nothing to do with Atlassian's Confluence as funny as that is (to me anyway).

Good spot for picnics in the grass or along the creek

The salmon run creek, aka Issaquah Creek, runs through the park and at times you can see them brusting over the rocks. Nice local park and well maintained.

Nice neiborhood park with old days memory, p- patch and kids are. Enjoyed the stream, too.

Updated: apparently there have been sightings of an otter(??) and/or beavers, so most trails leading to the water have warning sounds to keep the area protected. The signs don't say "restricted area, do not enter", but it sounds like they want people to be wayyyy more respectful to the habitat than in the past. On a totally different note, I love to stargaze in this park and happened to be there when the comet flew across the sky I think late summer last year. It was incredible!!

They've remodeled/upgraded/beautified the park and habitat around 5 years ago she still continues today. They added a bridge so you can walk around the other side of the creek, new walkways around the whole park, a play ground, etc. It looks a lot better now and is more practical as a park. Before it was really just a huge field next to a creek. I believe the new setup around the creek is supposed to help salmon migration as well, so I think it'll be fun to see all the salmon pass through there in the fall (the salmon hatchery is just down the street if you want a much better view of that, thoug