DISCOVER
KIRKLAND AMENITIES
Kirkland offers an impressive collection of community amenities that rival cities many times its size. From pristine beaches and state parks to a thriving arts scene and summer farmers markets, residents enjoy an exceptional quality of life.
COMMUNITY CENTERS
Peter Kirk Community Center
Multi-use facility offering classes, events, and meeting spaces in the heart of downtown Kirkland.
North Kirkland Community Center
A welcoming hub for youth programs, fitness classes, and community gatherings.
Kirkland Teen Union Building (KTUB)
A dedicated teen center with activities, events, and creative programming.
BEACHES & WATERFRONT
Juanita Beach Park
One of the largest freshwater swimming beaches in the region with sandy shores, a bathhouse, and picnic areas.
Houghton Beach Park
A quiet neighborhood beach with a dock, swimming area, and stunning lake views.
Marina Park
Downtown Kirkland's premier waterfront park, home to summer concerts and the iconic public pier.
Marsh Park
A serene lakefront park perfect for picnics, sunbathing, and watching sunsets over Lake Washington.
David E. Brink Park
A beautifully landscaped waterfront park adjacent to the downtown core.
Waverly Beach Park
A hidden gem along the Kirkland waterfront offering a quieter beach experience.
PARKS & GARDENS
Peter Kirk Park
A central park with playgrounds, sports courts, skate park, and the Peter Kirk Community Center.
Heritage Park
Features tennis courts and open green space near downtown.
Crestwoods Park
A wooded neighborhood park with trails and a playground nestled in a residential area.
Juanita Bay Park
A 110-acre wildlife sanctuary and boardwalk perfect for birdwatching and nature walks.
Cross Kirkland Corridor
A 5.75-mile multi-use trail running through the city, ideal for walking, running, and biking.
STATE PARKS
Saint Edward State Park
328 acres of old-growth forest with trails leading to a Lake Washington shoreline. Home to a renovated historic seminary.
Bridle Trails State Park
Over 28 miles of equestrian and hiking trails through dense Pacific Northwest forest.
ARTS & CULTURE
Kirkland Performance Center
A 402-seat venue hosting live music, comedy, theater, and community performances year-round.
Kirkland Arts Center
A gallery and education center offering classes, exhibitions, and art walks in a historic building.
Kirkland Art Walks
Monthly gallery walks showcasing local artists, with participating venues throughout downtown.
Public Art Collection
Over 80 pieces of public art installed throughout the city, from bronze sculptures to murals.
FARMERS MARKETS
Kirkland Wednesday Market
A vibrant weekly summer market in downtown Kirkland featuring local produce, artisan goods, and prepared foods (summers only).
Juanita Friday Market
A community summer market in the Juanita neighborhood offering fresh, locally sourced products (summers only).
RECREATION
SnoKing Ice Arena
Year-round ice skating and hockey programs for all ages and skill levels.
Public Tennis & Pickleball Courts
Free public courts at Heritage Park, Peter Kirk Park, and several neighborhood locations.
Kirkland Waterfront Rentals
Paddleboard, kayak, and Duffy boat rentals available seasonally along the Lake Washington waterfront.