Duvall parks & trails
Get Outside
18 spots to walk, ride, paddle, or run the dog.
McCormick Park
Duvall's riverfront park, on the east bank of the Snoqualmie and right off the Snoqualmie Valley Trail. Grassy fields, a sandy beach, a footbridge, and walking trails with ADA access run through shoreline and wetland along Coe-Clemons Creek.
ParkOpen7:30am to 9pm
Taylor's Landing Park
The boat launch. Just north of the Woodinville-Duvall Road bridge, Taylor's Landing puts a concrete ramp on the Snoqualmie River and connects straight to the Snoqualmie Valley Trail.
ParkOpenDawn to Dusk
Depot Park
The historic railroad depot building sits at the center of this one, a reminder of the line that put Duvall on the map. Around it: open lawn, a wildlife viewing platform, and a community firepit.
ParkOpen6am to 10pm
Big Rock Ballfields
Duvall's sports complex, on the southeast corner of town. Three fields carry most of the valley's youth soccer, lacrosse, football, baseball, and softball. Field 1 and Field 2 are turf with lights, Field 3 is natural grass with 90 foot bases.
BallfieldsOpen7am to 7pm
Duvall Skate Park
Concrete bowls, ramps, stairs, rails, and smooth sidewalks at the Big Rock Ballfields, built for skaters at every level.
Skate ParkOpenDawn to Dusk
Duvall Dog Park
Fully fenced and gated off-leash space at the historic Dougherty Farmstead, moved here in 2019 through a community Eagle Scout project.
Dog ParkOpen5am to 10pm
Taylor Park
Coe-Clemons Creek and the woods around it, with scenic trails running through. A picnic shelter with a grill makes this one of the better spots in town for a birthday party or a family gathering.
ParkOpenDawn to DuskTwo Moons North
A big play structure with climbing walls and slides, an open grass play field, and walking paths through it. The design takes its cues from the conifers around it, down to tree ring patterns in the paving and a bark-peeled log climbing wall.
ParkOpenDawn to Dusk
Two Moons South
The one with the zipline. Two Moons South pairs play structures and a natural grass play field with a basketball and four square court, picnic areas under seasonal cover, and benches scattered through.
ParkOpenDawn to DuskSnowberry Park
A neighborhood park with open grass, swings, a climbing toy, and paths to wander. There is a basketball area and a pickleball court, though you bring your own net.
ParkOpenDawn to Dusk
Fox Hollow Park
Basketball, tennis, and pickleball courts alongside a kid-friendly playground, with easy access to local trails.
ParkOpenDawn to Dusk
Judd Park
A neighborhood playground in the heart of Duvall, with family-friendly play structures and sunshades that go up for the season.
ParkOpen8am to 9pm
Hix Park
A pocket park in a quiet corner of Duvall: one good play structure, a shady picnic area, and a bench.
ParkOpenDawn to Dusk
Lake Rasmussen Park
Quiet water and quieter views. The 4th Avenue NE access point has steps down, a picnic table, and benches, which is all it needs to be a good place to sit for a while.
ParkOpenDawn to Dusk
Big Rock Park
The sequoias at the south entrance to town, planted in the early 1900s and standing over the road ever since. Most people in Duvall know them as the trees that tell you that you are home.
ParkOpen7am to 9pm278th Avenue Sport Court
A dedicated court for basketball, pickleball, and tennis, with trail access alongside it.
Sport CourtOpenDawn to Dusk
Snoqualmie Valley Trail
A 33 mile regional rail trail running from Duvall through North Bend and east to Vantage. Crushed rock and original railroad ballast, flat the whole way, open to walking, running, biking, and horses.
TrailOpenDawn to Dusk
Dougherty Farmstead
One of Duvall's most treasured historic sites and home to some of the oldest standing structures in the Snoqualmie River Valley. The restored wooden farmhouse was built in 1888, and the outbuildings around it are still there.
Historical LandmarkOpenDawn to Dusk