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Lake Stevens Outdoor Activities
The outdoor activites in Northwest Washington are endless and too many to list. This may be why each year thousands of people are attracted to this area to experience living in a clean and green environment. There is so much life to be found in the forests: deciduous and evergreen trees that are hundreds of years old, bears, deer, cougars and many other creatures; eagles soaring over rivers filled with salmon, and so much more!
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The city is abuzz with activity at this fun-filled community event. At Aquafest you will find parades, athletic competitions, boating events, fireworks, carnival, beer garden, live music, pet show, exhibits, crafts and of course, plenty of food booths.
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| Aquafest |
| Last weekend of July |
| Lake Stevens, WA |
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Catherine Creek Park
Named for the stream that forms its eastern border, Catherine Creek Park consists of a tall stand of conifers with a network of gravel trails in the middle of town. There is also an 18-hole frisbee golf course, providing a challenge to beginners and pros alike.
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| Catherine Creek Park |
| Off 20th St NE, west of downtown |
| Lake Stevens, WA |
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The Everett AquaSox Baseball Club upholds a tradition of family owned and operated minor league baseball in the Puget Sound region. Our goal in maintaining the public trust has always been to provide our community with a fun and affordable form of family entertainment in a safe, clean and positive environment.
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| Everett AquaSox |
| 3802 Broadway |
| Everett, WA 98201 |
1-800-GO-FROGS
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Kids Oasis
This amazing wooden play structure was built by volunteer community members. It is a testament to what good can come from the entire community pitching in to achieve a common goal.
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| Kids Oasis |
| Mt. Pilchuck Elementary School |
| 12806 20th St NE |
| Lake Stevens, WA 98258 |
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Lake Stevens
At 1,040 acres, Lake Stevens acts as a social, recreational, and aesthetic focal point for the area. Residents and visitors alike enjoy swimming, fishing, sailing, windsurfing, boating, water skiing, kayaking, and more.
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This 1,893-acre day-use park features mountainous alpine terrain with diverse scenic and recreation attractions, including a three-mile trail to the summit and the old fire lookout. At the top is an incredible panoramic view of the Cascades, Olympics and Puget Sound.
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North Cove Park
Located behind City Hall, North Cove Park provides open grassy areas, picnic tables and a shaded walkway leading to a boardwalk with nice views of the lake. In the summer it is home to the Farmers Market and a summer concert series.
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| North Cove Park |
| Located behind City Hall |
| Lake Stevens, WA |
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Located east of Granite Falls, Washington, just off the Mountain Loop Scenic Byway, Robe Canyon Historic Park blends a rich history of the mining and railroading era with the natural beauty of the South Fork of the Stillaguamish River thundering through narrow Robe Canyon.
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| Robe Canyon Historic Park |
| Granite Falls, WA |
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