With 2,700 acres of parks and open space (park map), Bellevue offers countless options to get outside. Throughout the pandemic, parks, trails and beaches have remained open for walking and other activities that allow for safe distancing (National Recreation and Park Association social distancing statement).
After temporary closures, Bellevue playgrounds and sport courts have reopened. These include the Bellevue Golf Course, Crossroads Par 3 Golf Course, Robinswood Tennis Center, Bellevue Aquatic Center, outdoor tennis courts, outdoor skate parks and ballfields, with safety and social distancing restrictions in place.
Community centers remain closed. We continue to work toward safely reopening facilities and restart programming. To learn about upcoming recreation programs, including registration opportunities, subscribe to our e-newsletter.
Bellevue's summer park rangers typically work from Memorial Day through Labor Day, 8 a.m. to midnight daily, providing education and outreach for the city. They can be reached directly at 425-864-1899. Please call 911 for any emergency or Bellevue Police for law enforcement needs.