About Us Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park (originally Lake Washington Beach Park) consists of 57 acres of land and water at the southeast corner of …See more
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Aug 26, 2023
We visited Coulon Park today with our boat and it was a HUGE disappointment. You charge $15 to launch our boat and then allow people to park their cars with NO TRAILERS in the boat trailer parking lo… Full review by wendyg684
Jul 3, 2023
the view is below average for the area, trees don't provide much shade... parking is hard to find. visit Kirkland, Belleuve, Seattle, Renton is 2nd class... or worse. Full review by Departure41170479022
Jul 20, 2022
Coming from the Jersey Shore I find most other beaches to be underwhelming... But this was a great place to spend a few hours after visiting Jimi Hendrix grave (5 mins away). Beach area, playground f… Full review by mspader22
You need a fresh water fishing license to fish at Gene Coulon park, you can get a short term license (I believe 3 day). Any sporting goods store sells licenses.
Yes, it is paved for about 1 mile and has two pedestrian bridges with views of the lake all along, and passing through lovely trees and plants, with birds, turtles, bunny rabbits to see. There …
Yes, it is paved for about 1 mile and has two pedestrian bridges with views of the lake all along, and passing through lovely trees and plants, with birds, turtles, bunny rabbits to see. There is a large and quite nice playground on the Southern end, a swim area with diving platform, a tiny island to explore. It is an iconic area, beautifully natural in places but right next-door to the original Boeing airplane manufacturing plant (you can often see airplanes or fuselages that were recently made).There are benches and some picnic tables, and two restaurants (Kidd Valley and Ivars), with lots of inside and outside seating. Both have a beautiful view of the lake. Dogs are not allowed though, and there are ducks and geese that you are not allowed to feed (at one time they were terrible nuicance; the place was once (2 decades ago) plastered with bird feces, where you could not even sit down on the grass. It was dealt with in a not so humane way. But it is nice and clean now, so don't feed the ducks or geese or you get a fine. There are benches and some picnic tables along the way. It's really a lovely place, and one example of how thoughtful development can improve upon the nature.
there are bbq areas at the north end. many of Renton's parks require reservation for their covered eating areas, however, so you should check the city's website on parks for that to …
there are bbq areas at the north end. many of Renton's parks require reservation for their covered eating areas, however, so you should check the city's website on parks for that to see if it is needed for bbq. if there are no reservations, it would be first come first served, and that park fills up on nice days, so check for reservations.
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