Wilburton Hill Park

Wilburton Hill Park

12400 Main Street

• Once the site of the bustling turn of the century logging town of Wilburton, Wilburton Hill Park is the largest upland park in the city. It encompasses a wide variety of recreational opportunities.

• The park’s primary function, however, is to protect and enhance the natural areas, forests and wildlife habitat.

• The park is home to a wide variety of active and passive recreational opportunities. The 120-acre community park showcases a botanical garden of native Northwest plants that provide demonstration and educational opportunities.

• Active play enthusiasts can take advantage of the one soccer and two ball fields, and the children’s play area, which includes a zip line. Adults can work out on exercise equipment positioned so parents can watch their kids in the play area.

• The park’s trail is a major link in the Lake to Lake Trail and Greenway System.

• The Lake to Lake Trail traverses the park connecting to Kelsey Creek Park to the east, and Downtown Park and Mercer Slough Nature Park to the West. Once the site of the bustling turn of the century logging town of Wilburton, Wilburton Hill Park is now the largest upland park in the city.

Resources:

• Bellevuewa.gov-Wilburton Hill Park

• Wilburton Hill Park Trail

• Wilburton Hill Park Trails - PDF