Teresa M.
4/23/2024
The Mercer slough is a lovely place to walk...if the temperature has consistently been under 45. Ya know what a slough is? It's a swamp/marsh/wetland/mosquitoes-will-murder-you place. Overall...
Mercer Slough Nature Park
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1625 118th Ave SE
Bellevue, WA 98005
Mercer Slough Nature Park in Bellevue, WA offers visitors a serene escape just minutes from downtown, boasting over seven miles of trails, waterfront access, canoe launch, and picnic areas. The park is home to the largest of Lake Washington's remaining fresh water wetlands, making it one of Bellevue's largest parks.
Visitors can explore the park from various entry points such as the Winters House, Mercer Slough Blueberry Farm, Sweyolocken Boat Launch, Ballefield Trailhead, and Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center. The blueberry farm provides fresh seasonal produce, while the historic Winters House stands as Bellevue's only public building on the National Historic Register.
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Debbie P.
6/8/2019
Since moving back to the Far East (aka Eastside) I was worried about places to walk our not-so-dog-friendly dog. Admittedly, having Green Lake at our front door was both a blessing and curse....
Jacques I.
10/1/2019
Mercer Slough Nature Park is a hidden getaway in downtown Bellevue. Located by the U-Pick Blueberry Farm along Bellevue Way, it's hidden away, especially now that there's a lot of construction...
Megan L.
6/20/2021
This is a beautiful park with lovely facilities and well maintained trails. It would be amazing except for the millions of blood-sucking flying hell beasts ready to eat me alive. Unfortunately any...
Tony T.
11/30/2020
I visited in the winter time so wasn't sure what to expect. The parking is somewhat limited due to the transit line construction but there was no issue for me because it was winter. At first I...
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