legion park

Rarely is a park great to visit in February in the northwest, but the rain does not dampen the fun of walking through the arboretum with its many sculptures as well as well-identified plants and trees. In addition, the views of Port Gardner Bay are great from there, even in the winter.

This is the driest winter course in Snohomish county, fairways and greens decent. As for the park, great sound views, good for a nice day picnic.

Great Course, Great Service of the Staff, Good Restaurant with Outstanding Value...It's about time I review Legion Golf Course...First, I have played here so many times I truly couldn't accurately even guess how many times I've played it. The Course:It's simply the driest course in Snohomish County. The greens are always amazing and the Fairways even get the ball to bounce on them after a heavy rain. In the winter, the ruff is wet and slightly muddy although very playable. I mean really, it's a golf course in Washington State and between December and February - you won't be disappointed. However, you would / will be surprised and amazed with the consistent playability. Legion Memorial Golf Course isn't really a Secret to the locals. And won't be to you either. I'm mostly targeting the players in the surrounding the greater Seattle area. The course is wide open and surprisingly challenging depending upon which tee boxes you choose to test you're talents from. On a 1 to 10... It's a solid year round 9. Especially in the Summer when everything is bouncing and rolling perfectly when it peaks to a honest 10. The more I play here, the more I want to play here. The Service & Staff:I'm a picky guy. I expect good old fashioned service from every business I visit and usually am seriously disappointed. The consistency of outstanding service at Legion Memorial that I and everyone I know who plays this course are eager to return because the service is so much better than any other course around. A close second is The Golf Club at Newcastle while that course is $150 to play so the service should be top shelf. I truly believe the Staff at Legion Memorial sets the standards for all other courses to follow. If I had a golf course in the area, I'd snap up every employee at Legion Memorial and pay them double. When you arrive at the Pro Shop, they are eager to help, care and are happy that you are there to play their course. The employees treat you as a friend and want you to be happy. The marshals actually take care of anything and everything. If you are part of a slow play group... You are on notice in the friendliest way possible. The marshals joke and keep close track of you as an individual within your group. You are taken care of. The Restaurant:Okay, it's a municipal golf course... The restaurant of way above average. The breakfasts are solid and the Hamburgers are really good with lots of French fries. What do you want...? It's way above average. The people in the kitchen are on top of it. It doesn't surprise me that they are always busy. The food is a very good value. The jam is really good and seems to be homemade and is a must for the toast.Overview:This course is managed by a company named Premier. Premier offers free memberships that provides discounts that provide larger discounts the more you play any of their courses that they manage - a good value. I've been to the other courses and understand that the Golf business is tuff. Of all of the Premier properties... This one outshines them all. The Staff should easily get a salary increase because of the consistent quality of service, quality of playability and Value. Walter Hall is the other golf course that is managed by Premier. They do a great job as well although, as i said - Legion sets the standards... Do yourself a favor... Drive past Jackson, Jefferson, Bellevue and Snohomish, Kayak and especially Willows Run... You'll be glad you did. Welcome to You're new go to Golf Course...I play to a +3 handicap and am 55 year old male. I find this course still challenging even though is an open course. SO, Go... Spend the Day. You'll be Happy you Did.

I love to bring my dog here, just walk around and take in the view. On a clear day, you can see the Olympic mountains! There's plenty of parking and there is a playground right across the street. It's a lovely park.

There are many things to do at Legion Park. There is a large playground, ball fields, the arboretum, the view of the bay, the rental hall, etc...... My favorite event of the year is the Sorticulture Festival which is held at legion park every June. In the fall it is wonderful to walk under the big oak trees and watch the leaves fall around you. It is an Everett treasure.

Legion park has many features, but what we like best is the kids play area and connected family picnic area. There are numerous swings, slides, climbing towers, merry go rounds and other kid friendly play features. Our granddaughter loves going there. Although we haven't use them, there are several adjacent barbecue sites with picnic tables always being used when we visit. Great view of the harbor across the road at the bluff park.

This small park is ideal for watching a colorful sunset with a loved one or just a scenic place to have a good meal. There are several huge maple trees that give the place a feeling of stability and maturity.You'll be back often.

I love this park... so many great parts to use. Often have brought a lunch to sit and look out over the waterfront. Great play area, baseball diamond and lots of other interesting areas

It makes for lovely stroll even on a chilly day. It feels like an authentic Northwest experience. If you enjoy plants and getting landscaping ideas, you'll be happy you came.