Edgewater Park - lakewood - Lakewood (WA)

4 /5 Mi Kuffman: This is a nice little park, very small, with the best access to the nicest lake in Lakewood. Parking is awful, and you may have to walk. This is where the only public boat launch is located. I put in here to paddleboard the lake.

2 /5 Anthony Haney: No restrooms. No parking, home owners will drive their boats by real fast next to you fishing being extremely rude like they own a public lake. Do not recommend. Esp if you’re fishing with your kids.

5 /5 Kathie Forbes: I visited a friend across the street from the park. Its beautiful. There was a guy in a kayak fishing and a person fishing from the shore. I saw an eagle flying to a very tall tree, and 6 ducks in the distance swimming together. It was peaceful. I lived on the lake just down from Edgewater Park years ago! Its a active lake and fun to swim in. Lots of fish start jumping near dusk!

4 /5 Matt Wakefield: The good: Quiet, private place to hang out for a bit or launch a boat. I really liked this place, and everyone seemed to be having a really good time while being respectful and not acting crazy. The bad: If youre looking to launch a boat on a nice day, youll probably have to wait, unless you get there early. The ugly: The parking situation is terrible. Just a bunch of private spaces next to houses with "no parking" signs, and one road of public parking that fills up fast. Its best if you can do a drop-off of your equipment or boat, and then park somewhere in walking distance.

4 /5 Bryan: Limited parking at this water’s edge spot but basically the only public access on this side of the lake at least. Paddleboarded our from here. There’s a little rope swing for the kids. Can see little fish in the water. Boat launch is small and steep but everyone seemed to be able to make it work. Lake’s great. Once in the main body of water there’s a small island to explore and then under the road bridge which gives view of rainier. Pleasant paddle even on a weekend. Boat traffic was present but not overly annoying.