Liberty Park

Right next to the Renton Library, Liberty Park has basketball and tennis courts, picnic areas, play equipment, a skatepark, and access to the Cedar River Trail. It's often visited in September when you can see the salmon making their way up the Cedar River from the Renton Library's bridge.

Address: 113 Houser Way N
Hours: Sunrise to sunset
Price: Free
Website: rentonwa.gov (opens in a new tab)

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