Top 26 things to do and attractions in Auburn

Took my son here and he loved it ! He also went for his first school field trip. And I use to go here at his age. Great museum 👏🏻

Lovely little museum off Auburn Way. I wish they had a few more relics rather than mostly photos and information but still very cool. Interactive displays for children and free admission! Don’t forget to give a donation though ;)

It was a rainy day and my family decided to stop by. We didn't expect too much, especially for my 1.5 year old, but were pleasantly surprised! First, it was free! The staff/volunteers (?) were friendly and knowledgeable. It was clean and exhibits (on local WA history) seemed decently maintained (a few things needed some light TLC). The biggest surprise was the play/immersive sections for kids; my toddler loved it! It gave myself and my husband a chance to read through the history while our son played. Definitely coming back and bringing others!

What an absolute gem! Brought me right back to childhood field trips to the museum and was filled with interesting artifacts that show what life was like in washington in times gone by!

A wonderful museum to introduce Auburn area history. Currently there is a Christmas activity with libraries to select your favorite Christmas tree that is decorated by some libraries. My daughter loves the kid exploring places. I appreciate the introduction by volunteers.

White River Valley Museum is a place where can learn history of Auburn. Small but very informational. Have crafts for kids and a dress up place. The staff is great here, very helpful! We had a super fun time!

This place is SOOOO NICE ! It was a great museum

This place is beautiful, educational and free. A great place to take children along for a nice walk. You can observe various types of flowers and some art as well.

Beautiful! Tranquil! So many colors. Walking along the pathways took the troubles of the day away. Go see and feel refreshed.

Had a short visit one weekday morning, just simply taking in the greenery. I’m so glad it’s away from the noise of downtown traffic. There were a few groups of elderly folks who came for their art sessions of some sort. Entrance is free, but visitors are welcome to donate.

Hidden gem! Gorgeous grounds, interesting history, great place for photos or a peaceful walk in a historic garden.

Soos Creek Botanical Gardens are lovely and well-kept, making them well worth a visit. The gardens offer a serene and picturesque setting, perfect for nature lovers and anyone looking to enjoy a peaceful day outdoors. The meticulous care taken in maintaining the gardens is evident, providing a beautiful and relaxing experience for all visitors.

Decided to take my 2 year old here today. It was a nice walk for her not hilly and easy to walk the pathways. It is very clean throughout the whole garden. I would come again. The plant and flowers are very well taken care of and very colorful. Great for her to practice her color and smell flowers. Thank you for a great experience. We got a kick out of the peacocks as well :)

First time I've been to this location and I love it so much. The walking trails around the property seem to go on forever which is awesome. My family had a great time just walking around and enjoying the nature around us. So many different types of flowers and plants. The grassy areas were well maintained. We'll have to go back to explore even more.

* My previous review was deleted * Spent my birthday here and had a really relaxing stay. The hotel was spotless, peaceful, and the bed—spacious, clean, and super comfy. I loved the little welcome message on the TV, the sleek coffee machine with tons of options, cozy robes in the closet, and the huge, gorgeously clean bathroom. The gym and game room were also great additions. The casino itself is decent. My husband and I have been coming for years—we’ve won a few hundred here and there, but still chasing that jackpot! Minus one star for the smoking. I really wish they had a designated, heated outdoor smoking area like a couple of other casinos we frequent. The entire main casino is non-smoking, but the smoke still lingers a bit. Overall, it is a solid experience—clean, modern, and enjoyable.

Ate at the Muckelshoot Restaurant on 05/12/25 at 8:30pm to experience their 8oz Prime Rib meal (see photos). I have ordered this in the past and always had an enjoyable experience. This time however, when the dish came out, I was sorely disappointed to see how thin the slice of the Prime Rib cut was and it was a fatty one too! Any thinner and it would be a deli slice for the Prime Rib sandwich. I complained to the waitress and the manager. The manager said she spoke with the chef and the cut was weighed at 8oz but this must have been on the low end of 8oz. All that came with this $30 meal was one side, and I ordered their fully loaded baked potato. Shocker, the size of the potato was small as well. In previous visits, the Prime Rib meal came with at least two sides, and I would order baked potato and steamed veggies. Needless to say, I don’t believe the Muckelshoot is living up to its “Best in the Pacific Northwest” (Seattle Times) as they so proudly advertise. Perhaps it should be changed to “Cheapest in the Northwest.” I do not plan to eat here any longer and for my Prime Rib will go to other places. Based on this experience, I don’t want to try their salmon meals either. Perhaps it will lead me to leaving hungry too, and I am a relatively light eater. Customers should not have to leave any restaurant paying $30+ for a meal that is so unsatisfactory!

We had a wonderful stay here. Very nice place. I was not expecting it to be so big. I was expecting a tiny run-down Hotel. It was clean. Staff is friendly. The parking lot is massive. Expect a long walk if you don't use valet parking. Even if you're not gambling and just staying at the hotel, which is what we were doing, you have to show ID every time you walk into place. It was annoying when we went out shopping for the day and came back to our hotel room with bags and bags of stuff and got stopped and hassled for ID. I think they should be checking for ID before you walk onto the casino floor. Not before you go up to your room. The food here was absolutely terrible. All of the restaurants are extremely overpriced. We did get a discount because the people beside us were blasting music all night long. We did call the front desk to complain at 2:00 a.m. and at 3 a.m. because our walls were literally pounding. We heard security come up a few times and knock on their door but the music didn't stop. They offered to move us to another room. I don't think I should have to pack up all of my belongings and carry all my stuff to a new room while I'm my PJs half asleep. That's a great way to lose stuff. At 3:00 a.m. I'm not going to remember to pack the stuff in the fridge or the chargers I have plugged into the wall. I think it would have been better if they offered to move the people blasting the music who were clearly still awake at 3 a.m. They were the problem. They should have the inconvenience of having to pack and traverse through the Halls to a new room. I don't blame the resort for the music but I think they could have handled it better for us. I did appreciate the discount though. I wasn't expecting that.

This is a large casino. It has a parking garage. If you stay in the hotel, it’s quite the adventure. You can either pay to valet or park in the large parking garage. Then you must carry all your luggage through the parking garage, into the elevator and then finally into the casino. When you get to the casino, be prepared to have your ID out and ready and get checked by security. Don’t be like me and have to put all your luggage down and go searching through all your stuff for it. Then you take all of your luggage and your children on another adventure along the green carpet maze through the casino. All of the adults playing the slot machine look at you funny as you’re walking in between machines to go to the hotel room. You must use your hotel key to get into the elevator or anywhere you go (swimming pool, etc). The casino resort has many options for dining which is nice. There is a spa, swimming pool and jacuzzi on the second floor which are all nice. Only thing I would recommend is to have better access for hotel guests. Other than that, it’s a nice place with many accommodations. Kids had fun in the pool. There’s a large space with outdoor and indoor area to lounge.

I stayed at the hotel for two nights for a meeting and was pleased with the modern touches. Room was spacious and the bed comfortable. There's a coffee stand by the elevators, and the folks there were very nice and make a good coffee, although the Nespresso machine in the room also made good coffee (but I needed a to go coffee for my meeting). Free valet parking was much appreciated as well. I'm not sure what the regular rates are, but we got a special rate as the meeting was hosted by Muckleshoot. But the rate I paid made for a nice experience.

Went for the 1st Annual Car Show. Was pretty packed, but parked across the street and walked in. Had a good time with the kiddo. Can't wait for next year!

Super fun, great free live music and dancing. The room was nice, clean. They should have a way for you to check in and then park in the garage so you don't have to haul all your bags through the casino. This hotel could teach Vegas a thing or two about elevators! The request pad tells you which number elevator you are going to get and they are wicked fast.

1st time going to horse races. Food was good. Lots of available seating. Easy parking. Beautiful view of Rainier.

I have been one time for the races and I had a blast. I went with good people, they had good snacks to share there and drinks! The kids had a blast figuring out which horse we were going to bet on. On a side note: Emerald Downs does the best firework show for the Fourth of July! It’s always on July 3! Don’t miss it!

Emerald Downs is one of the best things the state has to offer for entertainment. I go with my group on Fridays as it is 50% off just about all food items, so we have more money to bet. The vibes are always high, the track is fast and the beer is cold.

It was so much fun! Lots of food vendors and a couple of gift shops! Lots of activities and sometimes a little confusing. We were there for a corgi races and I thought that's all we'd watch, but it was fun seeing horses race too!

Having grew up in NYC/LI Emerald Downs was nothing like I've experienced at other racetracks. With a spectacular view of Tahoma from any level on a clear day ED is a really nice place to spend the day and try to pick a winner. My burger from the 5th floor snack stand was undercooked, but that was my only complaint.

The total experience is a real trip. Prices are just downright fair, and if you go before gates open, parking is free!

Family-friendly and super clean track races. Friendly staff and a great pastime for the whole family. Great deals on Groupon

This has to be the best outlet mall I’ve been to, but with the most sad food court ever. Awful selection and not a staff member in site to clean the dirty tables. The shopping is outstanding with a mix of the usual options and some unique ones. It had the best Nike outlet I’ve encountered, Best Buy appliances outlet, Nordstrom Rack, and a Box Lunch to boot. That dang food court, though.

Great outlet. Tight security. Not much sales going on. Easy parking.

This place has a very convenient location outside my usual bus stop, but it's also a very mixed experience on every visit. There is an excellent range of places to shop and find deals (I managed to find a pair of high quality boots in the discount shop for 20 dollars.) Some of my favorite places to peek into are the Miniso and Burlington. Food court is depressingly anemic and dingy. In general, the only food experiences I've found consistently enjoyable are the Gosanko's and the bubble tea stand in the middle hallway. Very retro feel to the design, but you can also tell this place is falling apart at the seams. They don't even bother cleaning the toilets here (or at least, that's what it feels like.) Mall staff is also a mixed bag. Some of them are lovely people (the woman working at Hot Topic on my last visit comes to mind. We got into a conversation about the works of Toby Fox and online spoilers while we were the only people in the store that was immensely enjoyable) but other staff members are quite aggressive and will hound you to hock their wares or harass you for some other nonsense reason (the spa staff and shoe stall are the worst offenders in this regard.) This is not a safe, clean, or particularly friendly place to shop. Those who are bold enough to put safety aside and jump in for a dig will find some unlikely gems in the dirt, however.

Have been here 2 times and found everything i needed. Plenty of parking, lots of store selections. Food court is okay... we ended up going to Red Robin 2 minutes away. The Old navy is great and so is the Nordstrom rack.

Can't go wrong with a Walmart Superstore in that area. I just started walking in the outlet mall and it is a very nice place to walk. Lots of stores to look at and all with discounted items. It is brightly lit and very clean. I will be walking there a lot!!

This is a Mall in Auburn; formerly the SuperMall. It's very large and clean with many stores and definitely a place to get your steps done. There is plenty of parking. And a free kids play area. Plus a variety of prices and there were some good deals in the different stores I visited. There's also a big food court and an assortment of restaurants. It's really worth a visit.

Good mall. A lot of stores are as expensive as buying from the brand website. Adidas was closed for renovation. Nike was awesome for shoes (but expensive otherwise). Vans has amazing sales rn. Do not eat inside. Restaurants outside are cheaper and better.

This park has cleaned up nicely. It used to be a hub for drug users. They added a small toy area with swings and climbing things for the children. Very cool!

We have stayed at game farm quite a few times and we love it there. It is so quite and peaceful, yet close enough to downtown auburn for any shopping we need to do. It really has the best of both worlds. The hosts are super helpful and so nice that we even keep in touch with one of them when we are not there. I love that my pets are always welcome. It is a very clean park as well there isn't any animal waste all over the ground and the hosts keep the park extremely neat and orderly. They even have hiking trails near by as well as a frizby golf course. I think if your looking for a place to go camping and get the feel of the outdoors without having to drive way out to the middle of nowhere then this is the place for you.

There is a bunch of rare wildlife roaming around the trees and picnic tables. They are known as the park people. They are like the people who just come to visit the park, they stay longer and are very resourceful!

This park has numerous playing fields, including a disc golf course. There is a cover picnic area with bbqs paved trails that walk along the White River.

Really great spot for the whole family. I personally take my girl here in the morning to let her run, love the piece and quiet. (I guess I am old now) lol. Looks like they are planning on putting a walking bridge in to connect over to the friesby golf. Great place, and very nice staff. They keep this place looking fantastic. 👌

Game Farm Park is a hidden gem for sports enthusiasts and nature lovers alike! The abundance of playing fields for soccer, baseball, and more make it a sports haven. The picturesque river that gracefully runs along the park adds a touch of tranquility, creating a serene backdrop for any outdoor activity. Whether you're a soccer aficionado, baseball enthusiast, or just looking for a peaceful stroll, Game Farm Park has it all. The well-maintained fields provide the perfect canvas for sports events, and the scenic river enhances the overall charm of the park. For dog owners, it's a dream destination – a great park to walk or run your furry friend. The expansive grounds offer ample space for dogs to frolic and play. The combination of recreational facilities and natural beauty makes Game Farm Park a five-star haven for both sports and leisure. Highly recommend for a delightful day outdoors!

Nice park, well maintained, plenty of parking, toilets and paths to walk on. They had a soccer match going on when I visited. Did I mention that there are a lot of footpaths in the park !

Beautiful awesome spot for rocks. I am a Rock hound! This is also one of my salmon habitat restoration sites that I am very proud and pleased with the work my team and I have done here!

Nice 1890s multiple story home. Lots of vintage appliances furnishings and construction. No admission fee.

I live half a mile from the mansion. It's a smaller one but nice architecture. It has a community garden which is cool, I show my kids how food is grown. The building is nicely kept and grounds around it are also well cared for. It's really a nice neighborhood local attraction for us, visited almost daily. It's awesome in the summer. It's located right next to the green river and the trail, so it's loved by locals. The only thing is that I never saw the building being opened for visitors, so we have to peek through the windows.

It was a wonderful tour, I loved hearing about the history!

We requested a weekday tour since we were visiting from out of state and wanted a few experiences to give us more local history and flavor. Three ladies obliged us with an excellent tour. All three were eager to share their knowledge of and passion for the history of this unique house. We only had a little more than an hour to spend, but we could have easily spent twice that, as all three ladies were happy to answer questions and share stories and there were yard games to entertain the kids. Just a note, allow plenty of lead time to schedule a tour if you're not able to visit on the weekend (their normal hours of operation), since this is a volunteer-run facility and the old-fashioned answering machine and email account don't get checked daily.

Cool place to see if you're in Auburn wa.

Not sure just drove past but looked clean

Love this venue! State of the art lighting, sound, tiered seating and helpful staff. We love the annual Wa State Open Fitness Expo in July!

Beautiful venue. We attended the free Army 1st Corp Band's Sound of Winter concert. Wonderful event to put on for the community and I'm sure they have more events throughout the year I'd love to check out.

Great mid/large size performing arts center in Auburn WA. Air conditioned/ very good sound system/ professional support staff. Large video screen backdrop for stage productions. Ample parking but fills quickly.

Very nice facility, went to watch a granddaughters performance. Pretty expensive actually $18.00 post seat for a 3 minute performance. The place was packed, so they made a fair profit for the 100's that were present. Kids did an outstanding job...

Always clean, great acoustics, and fantastic seating options! The APAC has plenty of wheelchair accessible seating locations.

Not too big yet room for a good size crowd

Only 4 stars BC they need more bathrooms and with disabled stalls, and diaper changing station for babies in the men's room. The seats can b a bit tight for us bug guys that need to stretch out. But with that said the place is clean and tidy.

Parking is the worse of any track we been to . We paid 20 bucks to park and had to walk back probably close to a mile. They only had a couple shuttles that probably held 20 people. Getting out was a nightmare with no one directing traffic in the parking area. Funny cars couldn't get down the track on Friday night. Worse experience at a race track yet. Beautiful area is all i can give good review to.

One of the best spots in the Northwest for real motorsport action. The atmosphere is electric, everything from drag nights to big racing events feels personal and exciting. The staff keeps things organized, the track’s well maintained, and the sound of those engines echoing through the trees never gets old. Whether you’re racing, spectating, or just hanging out with car people, Pacific Raceways always delivers an unforgettable time.

Was FORTUNATE to take my kids car to the import face off in August. We’re just a low budget family affair, but SUPER friendly and helpful staff. Test and tune beater car!

There is nothing like seeing and feeling Top Fuel and Nitro Funny cars live at the Northwest Nationals. The accessibility to the drivers and the overall experience in the 'pits' is unbelievable as well!

Had a great experience with my wife thanks to my Snap-on rep Jeffrey Denton for the tickets great time ans and great food loved it

Fun to watch top fuel drags in person. The cars have such power they rumble you to your soul!!

We went up for the NHRA nationals and what a great event and good venue, lots of seats and spot to see the track

Big open space with lots of games, great beer selection, and good service. Randomly stopped by and so glad we went. Also so glad we didn’t turn around at the sight of the entire road being ripped up and gated off. Don’t let it steer you away! They have a big parking lot on the side of the building. Even has a tiny dog park in the parking lot which was super convenient since I brought my pup. 10/10 great spot!

What a fantastic brewery and spot! It’s beautiful inside with the best bar stools! Lots of games, darts, and a pool table. Plenty of seating for big groups. The beer was phenomenal and very diverse. The owner Billy Jack was there and played pool with us while telling us all about his brewery. 10/10 cannot wait to go back and try their food next time!

Stopped in for a beer and a bite and had a great afternoon. Despite thw name you gotta suck down a Rusty Dick IPA if you drop in. We also had a Live Iron Amber and the Black hop'rechaun IPA. Thw wife was hungry so we got some wings and fries too. We will definitely be stopping in when we visit Auburn in the future.

The space is spacious and cozy, with the most comfortable bar stools, large tables for groups, and a great bonus: darts, a pool table, and plenty of games to enjoy (yes, it’s even family-friendly 👨‍👩‍👧). 🎯🎱 The beer selection is simply phenomenal — varied, creative, and full of character. 🍺🔥 One that really surprised me was their jalapeño beer: it has a strong, bold aroma, but when you taste it, it’s smooth and not spicy at all. A unique experience I loved, especially since I’m usually not into spicy flavors. 🙌

Owner was extremely personable and great to talk to. Had so many recommendations for our trip and for what he recommended drink wise. Beautiful brewery and great homemade recipes with very interesting and classic flavors. Something for everyone! Pizza is delicious as well

We have followed Billy Jack from his humble beginnings in his garage in Auburn. He finally moved to a small area down by the railroad tracks and now he has a beautiful brewery on main Street in Auburn. Rail Hoppin has food and a good selection of different kinds of beers. The service that he does there is great and will look after you from head to toe. Hopefully he will be building an outside deck for the summers, but will see how that goes. One of the best gathering places on main Street in Auburn.

Fantastic spot! Awesome owner Billy Jack served us and was nice enough to loan us his National Parks pass. Definitely pay it a visit!

Great huge park. Lots of open field for kids to play soccer and baseball fields. Lots to do. Playground is ok, not bad but not the greatest for kids. Great place to stop by during spring as there is pink blossom trees all through out park. Would give 5 stars but the parking isnt the greatest.

A wonderful playground and waterpark.. perfect fields for a game of kickball, soccor or flag football...there was music, people bbqing, and laughter all ages of kids playing and having fun...I cant wait to take my family back I only wish we'd been able to bbq ourselves and stay all afternoon until they closed the park down for the night my 2 daughters and my friends son and daughter had a blast.

We visit this park often. There are activities for children of all ages. In summer, there are always lots of interesting events.

I'm a local and it's a great place to bring your kids during the summer time, they've got a great playground with lots of different activities, they've library is just a few seconds walk from the park, behind the library is the auburn museum and they always have something fun for the kids to do and it's free, there's also a free water splash pad for the little ones as well!! Overall a great place to bring the kids, have birthday parties, family bbqs, walk your dog or just take a stroll with a loved one. The senior center is right behind the library too! I'd say there's endless free fun for you and the kids!! A great place to come and explore!!! There's separate bathrooms for guys and girls, I believe there's a family restroom as well!

Great space for kids! Lots of different variety to keep them engaged.

it was amazing. the 4th of July festival was a blast and even the bands were awesome.

It’s really genius to have so many community programs in one complex. It maximizes the parking and, to my delight, places the playground very far away from the street. We went to this park in our quest for some sprinkler. I give high marks for the placement of the park. But the sprinklers are not all working they could be looked, the normal playground what in pretty good conditions. The water was very fun still and the sand pit is not something a lot of parks take on. Now they did have some workout equipment but but most of them were broken. They had bathroom but no changing table. They had covered and uncovered eating areas. Very nice park.

Toxic waste dump! This is probably where the aliens are planning to respawn lol. A bunch of bugs! bring a mask if you are planning on a run, or bike ride. No pets allowed plenty of parking at both ends of the park 🏞️

Nice little walk. Signs are worn and unreadable. This wetland may be where Master Yoda performed his magical tricks!

Really easy way to get a sense of the environment, and a quiet place on any given day that I think a lot of neighbors appreciate.

I very much enjoy this park. It's peaceful and creepy all at once. I come here with my family and dog often to appreciate the effort that goes into maintaining this place.

It's cool, very scary and slippery during the wet season and no dogs allowed?!? 😭

It's beautiful here.. People complaining about no dogs well maybe it wouldn't be a problem if people picked up after their pet and picked up their dog poop instead of leaving it for people to step in maybe they would allow dogs ...So don't be a douche and be responsible and pick up your dog's crap... And if you're too lazy to bend over and pick it up and don't have a dog.

Great short little walk, .23 from one trailhead to the other.

Very good place to stop and try/buy liquors and spirits! We were pleasantly surprised that everything we tried was very tasty was the white whiskey to the chocolate liquor and even the aquavit. They didn't have their bourbon/aged whiskey out of the barrel yet, but we will revisit them for that tasting very soon! Definitely recommend Blackfish

Stopped in after getting my windshield fixed next door and what a great choice! They let me taste a bunch of their spirits which was a great call on their part because I definitely bought more than I would have otherwise, haha. Everything is divine, but particularly the coffee liqueur and the black tea liqueur. But also the apple pie whiskey, the bourbon... You really can't make a bad choice here! I'm only sad they were out of aquavit so I couldn't try that. That's okay though, happy to have an excuse to come back soon. I may have found my new go-to for spirits!

Absolutely wonderful company! I'm not a big alcohol drinker, and I can rarely tell the difference between basic and higher quality stuff...until we started sourcing from Blackish for my Theatre (couple pics of Holiday drinks we've made with their stuff before). I was amazed at how much smoother and complex their liquors are. Everything is good, although my absolute fave is the Sweet Tea bourbon. Over ice with a little lemonade it's amazing in the summer, and in cooler weather, (or if you're feeling yucky), combining it with hot tea is *brilliant.* Do yourself a favor and head to their showroom and grab some, or call your local liquor store and see what they have stocked!

Went today for a tasting and a tour. Spent the time talking to Matt about distilling and the process and what they do. They care about what they produce and the quality of their product and it shows when you sip it. Huge thank you to Matt and I highly recommend anyone to stop in and do a tasting and grab a bottle.

Not a drinker, but stopped in to get a gift for my Mother. I've been before and it's such a cool place to visit. They really care about their craft and have cool toys.

Excellent business with some really wonderful people running it. I love their whiskey and liquors. They are also really kind, courteous and professional. I have nothing but great things to say.

My husband and I love Blackfish! You can tell they really enjoy the process of creating small batch spirits - the taste...so good! Looking for something easy to sip - try their Sweet Tea, you definitely will not regret it. Want something with depth, their Straight Bourbon will give you what you're looking for - and makes a great gift. Drink up (responsibly....)!!

This park is amazing !! Has everything, restrooms, playground for the kiddos, enclosed off leash areas for your dogs that have water and great walking trails too. The best part is you literally walk along the White River !!!

I love coming to this park when I want to get away from people. Most of the time, it’s empty, which creates a special atmosphere of coziness and peace. There’s a long trail for biking or riding scooters with kids. The park is small but charming. Nearby, you can take a walk to the river or relax on a swing. A perfect spot when you’re looking for quiet and relaxation.

Overcast day and had a picnic at this park. Cold sandwiches. Picnic tables are heavily graffiti and carved but a wool blanket and some wipes for the benches and who cares. Excellent playground for kids. Near a river and lots of easy walk to the river access. There is a nice baseball field so I get it’s busy for league nights and weekends. Parking may be a bit of a premium but I didn’t have any issues midweek on an overcast day.

Roegner Park is a great place to park in order to walk the White River Trail.

This is this is one of my family's favorite Parks, it has a fenced-in dog park which my dog loves because he can get all of them g out by running and playing with other dogs. And on the other side there's an actual playground and not to mention the beautiful walking trails and the gorgeous River that's right there too. -Point

Very nice urban park / trail along the White River. Great views of the river and the trail is a shaded asphalt trail that is an excellent running trail. Lots of flowers in the spring and berries in the late summer. Marred by the trash careless people leave behind.

Great park for all, with a long winding trail. There is a jungle gym, swings, picnic tables and benches. Beautiful body of water with calm areas you can play in, be aware of the current out in the open.

I couldn’t even begin to tell you how many concerts we’ve been to here. I’d say we come about 2-3 times a year over many years now. One of my favorite locations. Great variety for drinks and food. They let you bring in sealed water and your own snacks if you’re in a special diet. Staff is great. Love the layout. Seating is good and if you’re on a budget lawn seating. When it’s hot they bust out the misters and water refill. Bathrooms are nice too and there is two locations. For my smokers we can smoke on the pavement but not the seating area. Don’t be rude. There’s always at least two merch lines but they can be up to four depending on the band popularity. Maybe it is my favorite spot. Only bad is parking. When it comes time to leave I always do it a song or two before the end because at Slipknot I was there for 2 hours and that WAS leaving 2 songs ahead. It’s a biznatty to get out of but easy getting in.

Check your map before you come. The GPS doesn't understand the local closures. The police have roads blocked off and your GPS will take you through the middle of nowhere. I really liked this place. Plenty of bathrooms and vendors. My plastic seat was a little slippery and as comfortable as a stadium style seat can be.

The people that run this place are terrible, there is no coordination whatsoever, it took over 2 hours to leave the parking lot after the Suicide Boys on Wednesday. I'm not sure if I'll pay to go to another concert here ever again.

The venue itself is very nice. The food vendors are decent and the bathrooms where clean. However, the traveling to tge venue, parking, and leaving this place is the worst experience I've ever had dealing with traffic. From Bellevue to White River Amphitheater it took over 2 hours. Parking took another 45mins. Leaving after tge show took 2.5hours because they block off all of the roads out of the venue. I guess it's only accessible for tge top tier parking customers. If you don't mind spending 6 hours of your day sitting in traffic go for it. Everyone else, avoid this place like the plague. We went and saw Weird Al. The show was good, but that was it.

Its an awesome venue!! We went to Sessanta 2.0 and it was freaking epic!!!Seating on the lawn is super affordable and the view and sound are great!! Food is crazy expensive so if you can bring your iwn in 1 gallon clear ziploc bags! The parking lot afterwards is the only reason I can't give 5 stars..its an absolute clusterfuck with no one guiding cars out and honestly there's way to many people who've been drinking trying to navigate their way through the parking lots walking or in cars..they have detours and some exits are 1 way even if its not the way you need to go to get to the freeway so its a long slow process to get out after a show..I wish there was a sober lot that got priority to leave the venue that wasn't the $100+parking lots🙃

Came here to see Russ and his performance was incredible. However, it took almost 1 hr to see the flow of traffic move an inch after the show. The venue was great definitely nice to have an outdoor & indoor setting.

I attend at least 2-3 shows a year driving over from Spokane WA. You have the option to pay and park in a vip lot but i just park in the Handicap section which is located with the in paid parking in the back, its not that bad of a walk to the gate line. A couple shows i have entered through the ADA entrance which was quite nice. We arrive anywhere from 30 min - hr before doors open as to get in line and get in so we can get drinks, merch ect and be seated for the opener. I really appreciate the amount of stalls in the bathroom and that at least in the women’s there are usually workers guiding people to open stalls. You seriously have almost any food and drink option imaginable. You can also pay for additional perks and eat in the club house, when leaving its easy to exit and get to you vehicle, expect a 30-60 minute traffic delay leaving, we have turned to taking a post concert nap before hitting the road, ( sometimes we drive back to spokane others we stay at a hotel in town) When it comes to sound , for outdoor venues its top 2 for me . Seating options are plenty. It can get dark when the show starts if you have to exit for bathroom or other reasons thank goodness for flashlights on phones. The couple of adaptations that we make dont take from the experience as they account for less then 5% of the whole.

Flaming guyser trail is closed off due to poor maintenance, also got a massive screw stuck in my tire in the gravel parking lot. Don't waste your time here. This should be called "barely warm disappointing spring" instead of flaming geyser state park.

Nice state park close to Seattle/Tacoma area. Has 2 geysers, one can be lit with a lighter, the other can be observed in the creek.

Lots of open spaces, picnic areas, and nice trails along the river. My family and dog enjoyed it. The geysers were unique.

What a nice park. Had a family celebration here, and the shelter was plenty big enough to fit all of us, and then some! Restrooms were clean and toilet paper was stocked. My only complaint is that there were no sinks to wash your hands, at least in the two restrooms I used. A group of us did the" river float" and it was super fun! It was my first time floating , and I had a blast! It really is a beautiful park, especially when looking at it from the river! Good time had by all of us, and we will be back again.

Beautiful park with peaceful trails, river views, and great picnic spots — perfect for a day outdoors!

Nice park with great picnic areas and lots of parking. One star is from the total lack of attention to the bathrooms for Father’s Day! Got it Saturday was probably busy too but hard buildings were closed for “Emergency Closure” whatever that means. They had only three porta-potties for the entire area. There had to be easily a thousand people visit throughout the day. Every picnic table or covered area was occupied. Porta-potties aren’t an issue in itself, they were all full and not serviced which was totally disgusting! Toilet paper was out also. For all the taxes the city collects this is totally inexcusable. Just another example of a beautiful place in Washington poorly managed.

Perfect Day for floating the Green River through FG State Park. Not to hot or cold. We did the short run from one end of the park to the other. Took a break to swim in the middle. Kids and Family had a ton of fun. No windows broken on our parked vehicles.

Very nice, family friendly park along the Green River. Well maintained and the zip line was great! It's also an easy walk to take your dog. Highly recommend walking the suspension bridge over the river.

Love the zip line! Small beach and great spots foe fishing! I saw an angler catch a 3 pink salmons in less than 10 minutes! Plenty of fish to catch. There is also a bathroom and lots of shade. Walk a little bit further and there is a bridge...great for photos!

LOVE THIS PARK!!! Has great play area for kids with 2 zip lines, slides and other play equipment. There is walking trails and large grass area with covered area with tables which is a great spot for grilling or picnic or party. When we came here there was a huge bouncy house and a few people under the covered area getting ready for something so I went to talk to them and ask what was going on and they told me they were setting up for a bday party but saw I had my granddaughter with me and they told me that she was welcome to jump in their bouncy house cause noone had showed up yet. That was cool. The best part of this park though is that it is right on the river. And right now you can walk out to it and it is very shallow for kids to play and wade in the water. It was hot when we came and as we were about to leave we heard the popsicle truck.....YAY!!!

Isaac Evans is a beautiful park across the golf course. There’s a river next to the park with plenty of places to fish. The park has plenty of parking, but the majority of the cars parked there are fishermen and the homeless. I've seen kids on a kayak. I do not recommend it since many people are fishing there along the river bank.

Ample space for everyone to hang out with families, there are some benches and grills but you are welcome to bring your chairs and tables. Playground has 2 zip lines but one is broken. Overall playground is fun for the kids. There is a trail along the Green River that is not very well taken care. You can find also some volleyball nets. Grass is not watered during summer so it looks yellowish most of the area. There is a small beach area where river does not seem to be too deep.

Nice park, on the small side, has playground and picnic shelters. Walking trail. River not deep enough for swimming and no lifeguards, but you can wade in it.

Great park. I only don't give it 5 stars because there is no swing set, it's not fenced in and there are homeless encampments all along the drive there. It's a pretty great park though. There are zip lines that are pretty fun and a little bit scary and the park borders the green river trail so you can let your kids play, park your car and go for a run if you desire. Just bring your valuables.

Growing up in Auburn, Washington, my mother used to bring me to the Auburn Veterans Memorial Park when I was a young child. Back then they had a swimming pool instead of a playground area. As kids, we had a lot of fun swimming in that pool on hot summer days. At that time, they also had a very tall metal slide that we used to slide down. Unfortunately, those days are long gone and will never return again. Today, in the Auburn Veterans Memorial Park it has a great playground for kids to play. It has a horseshoe pit area. There are several picnic tables and benches for socializing. There is a basketball court. There is a building that can be reserved for large functions. It is equipped with bathrooms that are open in the summertime only. If you are looking to barbecue you will have to bring your own grill. I still go to the park to reminisce about times long gone but certainly not forgotten. I give the park four stars due to no barbecue grills. It's a good park for young children to have fun at. Give it a try!!!

Very much enjoyed. Be sure to bring treats for the squirrels

Drove in with my kids. Saw a group of three teen boys (white). My intuition said something was off. Decided to drive away. Then saw one draw and display gun, from inside his pants! Relieved that it was not more than a teaching moment with my kids!

A really nice Park as long as you don't go with just your family. Unless there's nobody there sometimes thugs hang out and play explicit lyric music and smoke. Don't ever go there after dark scary place after dark

I can see where most of the other reviews for this park are coming from. This park did have a serious problem with Homeless openly living in it until recently. What changed? Pokémon Go. There are 7 Poké stops in this small park just big enough for a planned circuit to see them all refresh by the time you complete it and 10 total when considering the two short roads leading to the park. There are also 3 Gyms within short walking distance. I'm not saying the homeless problem is completely solved, though it is getting better as the inflow of people and clustered Poké Stops with constantly active lures brings more people at all times of the day and evening. The police are showing up more often at random times as the park has become more used and it is very clean. I feel safe walking around here at evenings and the parking lot is constantly active. There is a basketball court and horse shoe boxes and a garden for relaxing on the opposite side. Public bathroom that closes at nights and a clubhouse to rent out. The park is also adjacent to the local high school's football and soccer field. Now, I would be remiss if I did not mention that this park is dedicated to our veterans. There are memorial plaques honoring fallen community members who died for our freedom throughout the park, a mural and even old artillery and a Nike Ajax rocket on display. I did as much justice with the pictures as the lighting allowed, I'll replace some of them in future updates.

In the day not so bad at night only go there if you want drugs and hang out with the homeless it's sad.

Very nice park lots of shade trees, small children's area, 2 horse shoe game pits. No bathrooms, no water fountain.

Great neighborhood park with access to the walking path by the river.

I do love this park. It's a nice place to go to relax. Lovely place to set up a timelapse camera. Just mind your own business when here after it gets dark.

Soccer fields are decent. Skate park is ok and play toys for kids are decent. Baseball field is good with turf infield. Only bad part which is usually the case, the bathrooms are not very nice and usually locked.

Quite a few homeless people sitting in their cars. I always see at least 1 quick drug deal go down. There's tons of trash and human waste, etc, in the hedges surrounding the baseball field. There was a car full of teenagers smoking a blunt (which I wouldn't care if they weren't behind the wheel of a car 😑) Overall keep near the playground if you visit as that area is clean. The evenings after 5:30pm tend to be the best atmosphere because more families show up which makes the sketchy people leave. I'll attach pictures of trash next time I'm I'm the state of WA...oh and Restrooms were CLOSED.

Love this park. 3 baseball diamonds, 2 of them fully fenced, all 3 have covered dugouts. There are paved walking paths, as well as dirt ones down by the river. Met my love here

I just had my windshield broken by baseball for parking in the park’s parking lot. Baseball game was going on and they broke my windshield and don’t even bother to give a F about it. They are soo chill about it like it never happened.

The kids had fun even though there was a broken spring toy and malfunctioning other piece that was supposed to spin. We like that there were swings. Nice walk along the river. They had picnic tables available. Nice playfields as well.

This is a small, quiet, neighborhood park in Auburn. There is one picnic table without any shade, and two benches, also not in shade from the noonday sun. The trees and grassy areas do provide a touch of nature, in a fenced-in environment. Playground equipment is geared for ages 2-8, but does not have any ADA accessibility efforts. There are no bathrooms and very limited parking (maybe 6 parallel spots). You can enter the small gates on the north or south side of the park. There is a free little library.

Cute, small secluded park! Very clean and well-maintained. No restrooms.

It is a nice little neighborhood park. I have taken kids here for years and my own. It has a nice smaller playground with swings and grass to run and play in. There are a couple picnic tables. Also it is fully fenced with gates on the N and S sides of the park. The only thing that isn't very pleasant are the dogs on both sides of the park barking like crazy the last few times we were there.

Cutest little park and keeps the littles busy! Fun structures, nice and bright colors, it has a little graffiti but overall clean

Small, cozy and fenced in. Slides and swings seem to be the preferred playground equipment for a lot of children and this small playground/park has both. Has a picnic table and a bench as well as a "Little Free Library". We all enjoyed our time.

Cute little park, my 2 year old loves it. Completely fenced in and clean. No bathroom.

Nice little park. I really liked the fact that it had a baby swing as well as a couple regular swings. My one and a half year old had fun and that's all I could really ask for. I'd recommend this small quiet park to anyone with little kids.

The complex is nice, but the only facilities is a single port-o-potty. The fields are rather rough in the way that they are quite beaten down and dragging them doesn't soften up the field. Could use some new infield dirt or a hardcore "dig up" to get more life out of it. As it sits, balls travel quite quickly. The outfield is nice without any major bumps or divots.

Very well maintained baseball fields, well lit. But no play area for smaller children and only one port a potty. Definitely need to address thre bathroom situation but also the best baseball fields in Auburn to play on.

Nice ballparks for kids, clean with restroom (sani can) seats scoreboard plenty of parking

I play fastpitch here and it's such a nice park, and very well kept

Great Park great place to take the kids and throw some baseballs

Tucked a bit out of the way but we'll maintained fields

Fields for little league ball are kept up nicely

Dorothy Bothell Park is a small but beautiful park, there is a small play area with a climbing rock, a couple of concrete animals for kids to sit on, a small swing for toddlers and and a tester totter and small bench. There is nice grass area to sit and rest, and if you choose to take a walk, Vista ridge trail is just at the edge of the park

It may only have a few play sets, but the enjoyment of it is still there, I personally use it as a spot to meet up with people close to me, as well as to walk my dog, letting her run free is something she always enjoys.

Always clean. Had a bad experience though the other day. A special needs adult full on kicked my dog (Pomeranian/Shibainu mix) who just was trying to say hi :-( He has been pretty shook up the last few days.

Great park for hanging out with friends, playing Pokémon Go, and playing in the fields.

Adorable little park, hidden in the sand is concrete dinosaur foot prints to find, swings,and little rock wall

Great place for kids to play. Downside is the restroom access.

Just a wide open space for letting the dog run. Not groomed or maintained.

Nice, but also short. The place is well kept with areas to sit and rest and maybe do some bird watching and see other wetland wild life.

Now a homeless camp 👍🏻

Green green green back to nature take a walk you,'ll see

Nice place to walk

Nice boardwalk

Nice trails.