Edgemont Park

Nelson Nature Park is a "passive park" set in a tranquil wetland habitat with a diverse range of animals and plants. Despite the lack of ball fields and playground equipment, this park has a lot to offer. It's ideal for a little light exercise or just a leisurely stroll, with a half mile of paved walking paths flowing between big trees and native plants.

Pacific's network of local community parks reflects our agricultural roots and appreciation of nature. Pacific City Park, a vast park along the White River's banks, is the crown jewel of our park system. A modern playground, basketball court, stage, picnic area, and restrooms are all available in Pacific City Park. (During the season) Visitors can wander along the levy or explore the riverbed's polished rocks and volcanic sands.

There's a playground, a basketball court, picnic spots, mosaic sculptures, and mountain vistas at this city park.

Sumner's oldest park, with the most and largest trees of all the Sumner parks, is a popular picnic spot. Playground, picnic tables, basketball/pickleball court, horseshoe pits, sports field, and portable restrooms* are available.

Clarks Creek Park South features a covered picnic shelter with six tables, a playground, restrooms, a beautiful creek, grassy open space, and access to an off-leash dog park. Shelter capacity: 36 people The picnic shelter is available for rent from April 1 to September 30. The hours of rental are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Residents of Puyallup who live inside the incorporated city limits pay $65.00 per time slot, while those who live beyond the established city limits pay $80.00. Beginning January 1, online rental reservations will be accessible.

This nine-acre neighborhood park is located just off Shaw Road and includes a playground, picnic area, youth softball field, off-leash dog park (open 8am-8pm), woodland area, and grassland open space.