Hidden gem in N. Bothell; no signs; hard to find first time; feels like you're miles away from the city but Burgermaster & Ezell's Chicken are 3 min away! Brought my kids to the awesome playground at the park entrance 15 yrs ago when there were no apartment complexes and housing developments on 183rd St. SE, only the Bailey Farm. However, never realized there was a nature boardwalk. Don't know how I missed it. 15 yrs later during the pandemic, I was looking for an easy walk/hike and rediscovered North Creek Park boardwalk. Free parking; awesome playground for kids; nature walk on 4~5ft wide wooden boardwalk floating on open wetlands; wide open; peaceful; beautiful birdsong drowns out the distant traffic noise of Bothell-Everett highway. Dogs on leash welcome; bicycles need to be walked (please don't ride, not enough space to comfortably & safely pass walkers); wheelchair accessible but may be bumpy; some loose planks and sections that feel like you're sinking but not really; dog owners PLEASE clean up after your pet; parents with strollers are better off not on the boardwalk; wetland water is shallow but a small child could drown if he/she fell into water; strollers rolling on boardwalk make a lot of noise for people who came to enjoy birds singing and nature sounds; wetlands previously owned by Ruth Bailey's family from 1891-1992; thankfully Snohomish County bought and preserved a natural habitat for wildlife and plant reserve instead of developers flooding the land with condominiums & cheap apartment complexes; good place to breathe fresh air and reflect; highly recommend 👍