Evergreen Park

Enatai Neighborhood Park is a picturesque 4.16-acre park with two tennis courts, two sports courts for pickleball and other games, two picnic tables, a play area, and restrooms. There are 15 standard parking spaces and one accessible parking space. Tennis courts and restrooms are open to the public, however the sports court and other park areas are not.

Picnic and children's play spaces, as well as a sports court and walking routes, make up this simple green space.

Albert S. Burrows (1839-1896), who arrived in Bellevue in 1882, was one of the area's original inhabitants. In 1894, he was elected to the state legislature, where he served for one term. Burrows Landing, currently a community dock, was named after him because he was a prominent figure in his neighborhood. This 0.25-acre park has a dock and a swimming area.

Tennis and basketball courts, pathways, a picnic area, and a playground are all available in this 4.5-acre landscaped park.

Keeny Park is a 2.1-acre park with paths. There are no parking places available in the park.

Picnic spaces, a soccer field, two baseball fields, a playground, and pathways are all available in this wooded park.