Destination guide
Redmond, WA: Marymoor Park, King County's Largest, and Where to Stay
Updated August 2026
Redmond is best known as Microsoft's home base, but its biggest draw for a visitor has nothing to do with tech campuses — it's King County's largest park, sitting at the north end of Lake Sammamish.
Marymoor Park 640 acres, with enough packed in that it's worth a full day: sports fields, a rock climbing wall, an off-leash dog park, a radio-control aircraft field, and miles of biking and walking trails that connect straight into the Sammamish River Trail. It's also home to the state's only velodrome, a 400-meter track running programs for riders of every level, and a nature trail that's a genuinely good birdwatching spot year-round. If you register with the park office, there's even a free community bike checkout program for visitors 18 and up.
Concerts and history The park's outdoor amphitheater runs a real concert series from June through September — past lineups have included Modest Mouse, The Avett Brothers, and Khruangbin. For something quieter, the historic Willowmoor Farm and Clise Mansion sit inside the park grounds and are open to explore.

Quick facts
- Marymoor Park
- 640 acres on the north end of Lake Sammamish -- King County's largest, oldest, and most-visited park, with 3M+ annual visitors
- Jerry Baker Memorial Velodrome
- Washington's only velodrome -- a 400-meter track built in 1974, hosting weekly races through the summer
- Off-leash dog park
- 40 acres, one of the largest off-leash areas in the region
- Getting around
- Connects to the Sammamish River Trail, with a climbing rock, sports fields, and a concert amphitheater on site
Where to stay
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