Fife has some beautiful community parks!
Fife is a Pierce County city in Washington state. It’s a quick commute to Tacoma and since the last census there are estimated to be about 11,000 residents. Fife is contained within the Puyallup Indian Reservation.
There are 9 public parks in Fife and lots of recreation services.
Five Acre Park: 6335 Radiance Blvd East, Fife, WA
Bathrooms: Yes
Shelter rentals: Yes
Special events:
Highlights: Beautiful trails
Brookville Park: 6518 Valley Ave. East, Fife, WA
Bathrooms: Yes
Shelter rentals: Yes
Special events:
Highlights: The trails are lovely, there is a free little library
Centennial Park: 5411 23rd Street East, Fife, WA
Bathrooms: No
Shelter rentals: No
Colburn Park: 5506 20th Street East, Fife, WA
Bathrooms: No
Shelter rentals: No
Special events:
Highlights: This park is attached to the Fife Aquatic Center.
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Dacca Park: 2820 54th Ave. East, Fife, WA
Bathrooms: Yes
Shelter rentals: No- but there are field rentals
Special events:
Highlights: The Fife Harvest Festival is in October every year and a highlight to the community. Seriously- you should check it out! There is a free little library and a walking trail.
Fountain Memorial Park: 2015 54th Ave. East, Fife, WA
Bathrooms: No
Shelter rentals: No
Special events: No
Highlights: It’s not so much a park as much as it is a community monument and sitting area.
Hylebos Nature Park: 5802 4th St. E., Fife, WA
Bathrooms: No
Shelter rentals: No
Special events: No
Highlights: Beautiful place to enjoy nature.
Levee Pond Park: 7400 48th St. E., Fife, WA
Bathrooms: No
Shelter rentals: No- but there is a Community Garden where you can rent a plot of land for the growing season
Special events: No
Highlights: Beautiful park, pond, and walking trail.
Wedge Park: 5920 Valley Ave. East, Fife, WA
Bathrooms: No
Shelter rentals: No
Special events: No
Highlights: There is a free little library.
Fife also has some designated trails which you can get more information of HERE. If you’re interested in reserving a shelter at any of these parks you can do that HERE.
You can get more connected with Fife through the Facebook and Instagram page and learn more about the Fife school district here.
My personal favorites are Dacca and Brookvyl. Have you been to any of these parks or trails?
Make sure to check back next week to get more detail on the Milton Parks!
