Jennings Park

"The park is a descent suburban setting. Historical homestead, nice pond, small baseball field. I went for the 8 pickleball courts. Fenced in two rows it's one of the best places to play."

"Jennings Park is awesome! It's packed with little trails that are perfect for kids to explore from one play area to another. Beyond the playgrounds, you've got tennis courts, a little fishing pond, some charming old buildings, and a beautiful garden, just to name a few highlights. It's a place where fun meets exploration for all ages. A must-visit for a day out with the family!"

"What a year can make. The play area has chain link all around it, and the field we used to play games like Red Rover in is now an empty co Crete skate park. Scary people in the parking lot. Used to be full of families with young children and a lot of people walking their dogs. Maybe when the weather changes, they will all co.e back."

"Beautiful park to hang out at! About 3 playgrounds in the park, trail, pond with fish and turtles. Children’s garden! Beautiful to visit during all seasons!"

"The northeast entrance of Jennings Park provides extra lawn space, Ball fields, and a children's playground. Jennings Park has Kiwanis Pond, which includes fishing for children. There is a Lions the Centennial pavilion that provides shelter with picnic tables. Tennis courts for those wanting to play a game with family & friends. A trail leads down from the ball field to Jennings Nature Park near 64th St., Northeast. Great for walking dogs along the paved path near a wildlife conservation area. The demonstration garden is supported by master gardener volunteers in funding, entirely by donations from individuals, organizations, and local businesses. This community asset has more than 24 distinctive and ever-changing themed gardens, 50 trees, 800 roses, 100 shrubs children’s playground at the serene 2-acre site. Thank You, to Washington State University for providing the Marysville community with a demonstration garden & playgrounds near nature within the city is appreciated & I love the idea of wildlife conservation while providing the public with a beautiful park."