Salmon Creek Regional Park/Klineline Pond — Attraction in Felida

First time that I have been here but really enjoyed it and all the people were so nice and considerate of others !! We had a 60th wedding Anniversary for my husband parents, it was the right park to have it at for sure !! We had family members that had children of course that went swimming, there WASN'T one time that we didn't see a life guard on duty the whole day !! So I want to give THANKS to them for doing their jobs and keeping everyone safe 🤗🤗🤗 !!!! The only thing that a couple of us noticed was one family let their little girl ,she was maybe around 2or 3 go without a swim suit or even underwear !! We were concerned because of the things that can happen, it only takes a second ! We were afraid to say anything thinking the parents might take it the wrong way from us so we are hoping that the park will make it a rule that everyone MUST have some clothing on so as to keep all our children safe !!! Other than that issue the park was GREAT !!! We hope the life guards enjoyed the cake that we took to them !!! Let's keep all our...

My husband and I came to check this place out after hearing about it through his work. We loved it. It has everything you might want in an outdoor adventure. You can go fishing, take a walk through their paths and trails that follow Salmon Creek, or bring your children to the park to play(which also includes a splash pad), have a bbq, or have a picnic. This is also a great place to bird watch as well. There's truly something to do for everyone. They do have stocked bathrooms, life vests for borrowing, water fountains, baseball fields, an event area, covered areas for birthday parties, new bbq grills, a pond and lake, (which were just stocked with trout), maps, benches for resting, waste bags for your fur babies, etc. We really had a blast visiting this park! And definitely want to return again soon! The only thing I would say is... I would bring $1 bills and a pen,(for the envelope) for parking. Whether the entry booth is open or not, you have to pay a $3 parking fee. Pictures Of all areas...

I've been coming here since the late 80's before they added trails and a sports park, and before it was nearly destroyed by floods in 1996. It's changed a lot. It's a good place to walk the trails, or walk your dog, or take a bike ride. Come in the evening if you really want to get some peace and quiet. You can get some amazing sunsets here, and you can see lots of birds like red wing blackbirds, killdeer, mourning doves, rabbits, and ducks. The trails are really nice. There's more walking and trails than you think for a smallish place. There's a very nice park for picnics as well. The pond is good for mostly fishing during Spring and Summer when they stock it. You can swim here, but the water can be gross at times from the birds and fish. They also have the Spring Fishing Derby here in April which is amazing for kids. Yes, they charge you for parking here in the peak months. Overall a nice place to come kick back, swim, fish, picnic, bike, walk your dog, or watch some ball games...