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 Centennial Park
Located in the 800 block of East Third Street. There is a Football/Soccer Field. Future plans to add a baseball diamond and basketball courts.
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 Cle Elum City Park
Located between First and Second Street on Pine. City Park offers a Picnic Shelter, Play ground Area, small play field and Skateboard Park. To reserve the Picnic Shelter, please call City Hall. This park can be reserved by calling Cle Elum City Hall
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 Dawson Park in Suncadia
Located in the Rope Rider Neighborhood, Dawson Park is named in honor of James Dawson, a land planner, architect and environmentalist who has worked in the design and conception of Suncadia continuously since 1996 when planning for the community began in earnest.
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 Fireman's Park
Located just east of Memorial Park on Grant St. this city park is run by the volunteers at the Cle Elum Fire Department and is for use by reservations only. The park is for day use only and offers a picnic shelter, enclosed cooking facilities, bathrooms, horse shoe pits and two fire rings.
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 Flagpole Community Park
Located on the corner of W First Street and Stafford Ave. next to Coal Mines Trailhead.
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 Hanson Ponds Park
This multi-seasonal space provides an opportunity to lounge, splash, and explore nature right outside of our downtown core. Home of the Hanson Disc Golf Course, Hanson Ponds is one of the top Disc Golf destinations in the state, and is known for its ever-changing course. Bathrooms and parking are available.
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 Memorial Park
Located on the Corner of South Cle Elum Way and Grant St. This park is home to 4 Ball fields with a Concessions Area and a restroom.
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 Palouse To Cascades State Park Trail
150 Lake Easton State Park Road
Easton, WA 98925 The Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail, formerly known as the John Wayne Pioneer Trail, is one of the longest rail-trail conversions in the United States. The trail follows the corridor of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad, also known as the Milwaukee Road. Although there are some gaps on the eastern side of the trail, they can be connected via on-road riding for a route totaling 285 miles. However, travelers should note that these on-road connections do not currently have trail signage marking the way. The trail passes through remote and sparsely populated areas of Washington state that are rich in wildlife and natural beauty.
Discover Pass: A Discover Pass is required for vehicle access to state parks for day use. For more information about the Discover Pass and exemptions, please visit the Discover Pass web page. |
 Washington State Horse Park
Major Competition Facilities for up to 300 horses. Recreational riding / trails - All disciplines are welcome! Four large arenas, stalls, and RV Parking. Open Daily April-October.
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