Everett is full of great places to burn off energy. Forest Park (802 E. Mukilteo Blvd.) spans 197 acres with a big all-abilities playground, wooded trails and a swim center, plus a splash pad in summer. Howarth Park (1127 Olympic Blvd.) pairs a playground with a beach and a pedestrian bridge to the shore. Kasch Park offers sports fields and an inclusive playground, and Emma Yule Park in north Everett earns 4.8 stars from local families. Rainy day? Head to Imagine Children’s Museum downtown and its rooftop playground. Keith Bruce at Sound Point Real Estate knows what makes Everett worth calling home.
Let Them Play: Everett’s Best Parks for Kids
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