Sixty Acres Park
Parks in Redmond
This Redmond park gives locals outdoor space for walks, breaks, and fresh air in Redmond. Dog owners should check posted leash rules and current access before visiting.
- Address: 15200 NE 116th St, Redmond, WA 98052, USA
- Phone: (425) 821-1741
- Website: Visit website
- Rating: 4.6 out of 5 (837 reviews)
- Category: Parks
Visiting With Your Dog
With 60 acres of open space sprawling across Redmond, this park is a fantastic escape for you and your pup. When you arrive, expect a mix of open fields, wooded trails, and plenty of room for dogs to stretch their legs and explore. The terrain varies throughout the property, so you'll find everything from wide-open areas perfect for fetch to shaded trail sections ideal for cooler days. Just remember to check the posted signage at the entrance—leash requirements can vary by area, and it's important to know the current rules before letting your dog loose.
Parking is convenient with accessible spots right near the main trailhead at 15200 NE 116th St. I'd recommend visiting early morning or later afternoon, especially on weekends, when it's less crowded and the temperature is more comfortable for active dogs. Bring plenty of water for both you and your pup, a collapsible bowl, and waste bags—being a responsible owner keeps this space great for everyone.
The trails themselves are excellent for different energy levels. If your dog needs a quick break or moderate activity, the shorter loops work perfectly. For those with more stamina, the longer trails deeper into the park offer real adventure. The open fields are ideal if your dog loves to run, and there's enough space that dogs can safely play while you maintain a watchful eye.
After working up an appetite, you're perfectly positioned for a post-hike stop. Postdoc Brewing or Wild Ride Brewing are just a short drive away, and both have outdoor seating where your dog can relax while you grab a cold drink. It's the perfect way to end a morning of outdoor exploration. With its 4.6-star rating from hundreds of visitors, it's clear locals love this spot for good reason.
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