Bellevue Parks & Community Services maintains over 2,700 acres of parks and open space land and over 80 miles of trails. The department also provides recreation programs for over 10,000 participants each year. View Parks & Community Services at a glance pamphlet to learn more.
Swim Beach Closure Notice
Sept. 2, 4:31 p.m.
Enatai Beach Park's swim area is closed due to high bacteria count. For your safety, please stay out of the water.
- For test dates, results and other places to swim, visit kingcounty.gov/swimbeach
- For lifeguard schedules, please visit Beach Parks with Lifeguards
Spotlight
Fall Into Fun is a month-long celebration of connection, belonging and community. Browse free and low-cost activities throughout September.
Recreation
Environmental Education
Bellevue offers nature-oriented experiences and resources. Take a trail walk, visit a farm stand or stop by a visitor center and talk with a park ranger.
Explore free environmental education programs at including Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center, Lewis Creek Park Visitor Center and Lake Hills Greenbelt Ranger Station.
Planning & Development
Community Services
Find a list of Parks & Community Services advisory bodies and youth & teen services.
The Human Services division acts as a planner, funder and facilitator. Programs and services are designed to help individuals living in Bellevue meet basic needs.
The Probation division monitors adult misdemeanor offenders and holds them accountable for court-ordered sanctions.