Kids Quick Links to Local Parks and Recreation
City
of Bellevue Parks and Community Services
Issaquah
Parks and Recreation
King
County Parks and Recreation
Washington
State Parks and Recreation
Kids Quick Links
to Museums, Zoos, and Theaters
Bellevue
Art Museum
Burke
Museum
Children's
Museum
Museum
of Flight
Museum
of History and Industry
Pacific
Science Center
Point
Defiance Zoo and Aquarium
Seattle
Aquarium
Seattle
Art Museum
Washington
State History Museum
Wing
Luke Asian Museum
Woodland
Park Zoo
Theater/Music
Northwest
Puppet Center
Seattle
Children's Theatre
Issaquah
Village Theatre
Kids
Guide to Fun Around the Sound
Find
out about some fun things to do around the Sound.
GoCityKids
Get the inside scoop on family friendly places to go, things
to do, and local resources.
My Parks and Recreation
Includes interactive maps of parks for nine King County
cities. Search for other fun activities by participant age
and geographic location.
Rosalie
Whyel Museum of Doll Art
Take an online "self-guided" tour of the
doll museum, located in Bellevue. View Barbie, Madame Alexander,
and Ginny dolls among other things. Look at bear and miniatures.
Have a chat session or buy dolls for your little ones.
Pacific
Science Center
Check out the exhibits, IMAX theatres, and planetarium.
Your preschooler will be fascinated by the laser shows in the laser fantasy
room. Select Special Events in the combo box and you will get the
current feature attraction.
Seattle
Children's Theater
Located north of Pacific Science Center and west of
the Space Needle. SCT performs original, adaptations of classics
and contemporary plays for children, parents, educators and people who
love theatre.
Seattle
Center
A great place to take your kids on a typical Seattle
rainy day. Introduce some international food to your preschooler--sampling
Asian, Mexican, Italian and more. Click on family programs to get
a schedule of dances, concerts, and festivals to go to with your children.
Try out the rides in the Fun Forest.
Wild
Waves/Enchanted Village
Over 60 acres of Summer Fun for everyone. Amusement
and Waterpark rides from a 24,000 sq.ft. Wave Pool River Ride to the "I-5
Dive!" and the Amazing Wild Thing Roller Coaster!
Woodland
Park Zoo
Take an online virtual tour with your preschooler of
the Woodland Park Zoo. Under education, click on animal fact sheets
and find out about habitat, physical characteristics, diet and lifespan
of zoo animals.
Seattle
Aquarium
Look at the exhibits, pet sea anemone, and be surrounded
by an underwater dome. Get to know the sea otter Kenai, Kodiak and
Lootas. Loads of fun can be had here!
Marymoor
Park
6064 W. Lake Sammamish Park N.E., Redmond. (425)
885-3684.
The Friends of Marymoor Park launched this website. Click on Birding
at Marymoor Park and get a list of local birds who are seen througout
the season.Get to know the falcons, sandpipers and gulls who hang around
the park. Your little ones will love the slides and jungle gyms.
Point
Defiance Park
This is the perfect place to take your child for a
picnic, swimming, boating, while getting a lovely view of the Puget Sound.
Marina Park
Located in downtown Kirkland, near the water.
This is the place to take your preschooler to feed the ducks and seagulls.
Taking a stroll by the restaurants and boutiques and boat-watching can
be fun on a sunny day too.
Salmon Hatcheries
125 E. Sunset Way, Issaquah. (425) 392-1118.
Children can watch salmon in holding ponds all year long. There's
also a small aquarium with different varieties of salmon from coho to
chinook.
Last Updated:
November 20, 2007
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