Rainier View 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.

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.

This 5 acre park is pleasantly wooded and features: A baseball diamond that also serves as a soccer pitch A court for basketball Fountain of water Parking available off-street Shelter for picnics Restrooms A playground and a tot lot

A waterside 80-acre park with a boat ramp, bathing places, and grilling spaces.

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.