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Edgewood Parks
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Crawford Woods
This land was donated by long-time resident J. Jeane Heine in 2008.
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Edgewood Community Park
Located on the northeast corner of 36th Street East & Meridian Avenue East (State Route 161), this park formally opened in March 2022.
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Edgemont Park
This beautifully wooded 5-acre park has off-street parking, a tot lot and playground, a baseball diamond that doubles as a soccer field, a basketball court, a picnic shelter, drinking fountain, and restrooms.
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Interurban Trail
The Interurban Trail runs through and is being developed by many cities between Tacoma and Everett.
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Nelson Farm Park
The Nelson Farm provides residents with a community garden where raised planting beds are available to locals to cultivate the soil and grow their own flowers and vegetables.
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Nelson Nature Park
Nelson Nature Park is a "passive park" nestled in a serene wetland area home to a variety of animals and plant life.
Edgewood Parks, Recreation, Open Space, & Trails Plan
Parks and recreation contribute to a high quality of life by providing a full range of recreational opportunities for all segments of the population from competitive activities, such as sports and games, to more passive activities, including walking and enjoying nature. Attractive, well-maintained recreation areas also contribute to the quality of life by providing open space, wildlife habitat, and groundwater recharge areas for our community.