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Kelsey Creek Park & Farm

Kelsey Creek Park and Farm, a sedate 150-acre park is a favorite with kids not only for the grass, sand and slides, but also for its resident population of pigs, chickens, horses and other farm animals. Kids get up close and personal with the animals, and have the opportunity to learn about animal care. For adults, the park offers more than two miles of hiking trails, including a gravel trail ideal for walking, jogging or biking. Admission to the park is free, so bring lunch and relax at one of the picnic tables.

Newcastle Beach Park

Newcastle Beach Park, a wonderful 29-acre area is popular with families. It should probably be better known than it is, but as a result of its obscurity, its relatively few visitors have it largely to themselves. In addition to its waterfront swimming and fishing areas, it has truly beautiful paths that wind through a broad range of rare wildlife and flora. It is everything a park should be with something for everyone to enjoy.

Boasting of a collection of more than 60,000 items, the Eastside Heritage Center documents and showcases the history and culture of Eastside through a number of rotating exhibitions that are organized through the year. Besides featuring an extensive collection of furnishings, photographs, farm equipment, clothes and even musical instruments, all of which pertain to this region, the museum also boasts of a collection of oral histories and few audio-visual records. Besides offering visitors a chance to learn more about the local history and culture, the Eastside Heritage Center also organizes the Bellevue Strawberry Festival every year in collaboration with the city council. If you want to immerse yourself in the city’s history and culture, then look no further than heading to the Eastside Heritage Center.

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