A 20-acre park in the heart of Bellevue includes a one-half mile walking/running trail, a 240-foot wide waterfall that cascades into a reflecting pond, a ten-acre lawn and a delightful play area.

Stroller Strides classes at Downtown Bellevue Park are held during the spring/summer months. Moms will get an excellent full body workout including cardio, muscle toning, core and stretching and kiddos get to go along for the ride. We use resistance tubing, our body weight and our environment! No previous fitness experience needed!

We meet near the parking lot that is located next to the play ground. If they weather is nice, stay and play with us after class at the playground!

Class Types Offered: Stroller Strides and Stroller Barre

What To Bring To Class:
Water for you
Snacks/toys for your little one
A yoga mat or large towel
And your enthusiasm for exercise and having fun!

Your first class is always free!

Stroller Strides classes at the Bellevue Boys and Girls Club are held during the fall/winter months, indoors. We use the main level gymnasium. Moms will get an excellent full body workout including cardio, muscle toning, core and stretching and kiddos get to go along for the ride. We use resistance tubing, our body weight and our environment! No previous fitness experience needed!

What To Bring To Class:
Water for you
Snacks/toys for your little one
A yoga mat or large towel
And your enthusiasm for exercise and having fun!

Your first class is always free!

This scenic park is perfect for large gatherings seeking activities.

Features:

• Picnic Shelter (150 people maximum capacity) - 9 tables, 2 barbecue grills, water and electricity
• 9-Hole Par 3 golf course with driving range and lessons
• Skatebowl
• Basketball courts
• Tennis courts
• Children's play area and water spray play area
• Large grass field for lawn games
• Restrooms located in the building across the grass field

Located on the northeast end of Mercer Island, Luther Burbank Park features spectacular views of Lake Washington, and has facilities for several water-based activities, including swimming, boating and fishing.

Luther Burbank is a large park of 77 acres with three-quarters of a mile of Lake Washington waterfront. Much of the park has been left undeveloped to foster a variety of wildlife, including 135 species of birds, 50 species of waterfowl, raccoons, beaver, muskrats, tree frogs and rabbits. Many of these animals live in the wetlands that occupy the north and south ends of the park.