The bulk of the park extends from Mercer Way on the west to 74th Avenue Southeast on the east.
Locals walk to it from the town center.
Touted by the King County Department of Parks and Recreation as the most versatile park in its system, the 77-acre waterfront park on the northeast part of Mercer Island has something for everyone. It features beautiful views of Lake Washington, picnic sites, a swimming area, a grassy knoll where kids can run and play, and one of the better jungle-gym areas. There also are tennis courts, an area where unleashed dogs can run, walking trails, a 2,000-person outdoor amphitheater for summer concerts, a fishing pier and daily moorage up to 20 boats. Located at 2040 84th Ave. A fixture in the community, built in 1916 for Seattleites ferrying to Mercer Island from Leschi.