Parks and Trails

Lake Wilderness Park
22500 SE 248th Street

Amenities: Children's play area with play structures, walking paths, 2 tennis courts, baseball field, boat launch (combustible engines prohibited), fishing, picnic tables and barbecues, and restrooms.

For additional information on Lake Wilderness Park, including, rental information, park rules, and driving directions click here.


Take-A-Break Park
21849 SE Wax Road

Amenities: children's play area with play structures, walking path, and a picnic table.


Skate Park
22010 SE 248th Street
Near the Maple Valley Community Center


Local/Regional Recreation Sites

Green to Cedar Rivers Trail/Cedar River Trail

The Cedar River Trail, owned and maintained King County, follows an old railroad right-of-way from downtown Renton to King County's Landsburg Park, alongside the scenic Cedar River. A branch of the trail, Green to Cedar Rivers Trail, connects with the City's Lake Wilderness Park and continues to Four Corners. Please visit King County's website for further information.

 Lake Wilderness Arboretum

22520 SE 248th Street

The 40-acre Arboretum is adjacent to Lake Wilderness Park is maintained by volunteers under the direction of the Lake Wilderness Arboretum Foundation (LWAF). For more information regarding the Lake Wilderness Arboretum click here.