Things To Do

Renton Parks and Recreation offers a wide array of activities to keep you engaged and entertained. Explore our scenic parks and trails, perfect for hiking, biking, or a leisurely stroll amidst nature. Dive into aquatic fun at our public swimming beaches, or tee off at the Maplewood Golf Course. Join our diverse programs and classes tailored for all ages, from fitness sessions to art workshops. Don't miss our vibrant community events that bring neighbors together throughout the year. There's always something exciting to do in Renton!

Adaptive Recreation

The Adaptive Recreation Program is pleased to provide a variety of inclusive recreational opportunities as well as adaptive programs for persons with disabilities. Our program provides an opportunity to participate in group leisure and recreational activities in the least restrictive environment possible. We welcome and encourage youth and adults with special needs to register for all programs offered, not just the programs listed on this page.

Pre-registration is required for all programs. You can register over the phone by calling our Adaptive Recreation Coordinator (425) 430-6748, visiting us in-person at the Renton Community Center (1715 Maple Valley HWY) or Don Persson Senior Activity Center (211 Burnett Ave N).

You can also register online! Visit the link below to view all of our Adaptive Recreation Programs or register! *An account must be created online to login and register*

Adaptive Recreation Programs

Join Our Special Olympics Team!

Special Olympics strives to create a better world by fostering the acceptance and inclusion of all people. Many of the Adaptive Recreation sports we offer here in Renton will be in line with what Special Olympics is doing that season.

To be eligible to participate in official Special Olympics Tournaments all athletes must register as an athlete with Special Olympics Washington. You can create a profile, or update an existing profile on their website.

Special Olympics Washington (SOWA) Athlete Portal

Thank You To Our Sponsors

Thank you to Talking Rain Beverage Company for their generous donation in support of Renton Special Olympics and Renton Adaptive Recreation!

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Youth and Adult Sports

The Renton Recreation Department offers sports year-round for adults and youth. Programs include high and low level leagues, clinics and skill development. Activities offered include basketball, baseball, soccer, football, volleyball, racquetball, softball, pickleball and more.

Gender Equity Statement

The City of Renton complies with the State of Washington's "Fair Play in Community Sports Act" (Chapter 467, 2009 Laws, effective July 26, 2009) that prohibits discrimination against any person on the basis of sex in the operation, conduct or administration of community athletics programs. Third parties who contract with or receive leases or permits from the City of Renton, for a community athletic program are also prohibited from discriminating on the basis of sex. (See brochure for a list of prohibited discrimination in public accommodations under state law.)

Youth and Adult League Schedules & Standings

All Renton Recreation league schedules and standings are posted online and are updated daily.

Find your current sport, league, and division record here:

Youth and Adult League Schedules

Adult Sports

Renton Parks and Recreation offers a variety of adult sports leagues and tournaments designed for players of all skill levels. Our leagues provide a fun and active way to stay fit, connect with others, and enjoy friendly competition in a supportive environment. Whether you’re looking to relive your glory days or just play for fun, our programs foster teamwork, sportsmanship, and community through the joy of recreation. Our current Adult Sports offerings include:

Men's Basketball
Men's and Coed Softball
Women's and Coed Volleyball
Coed Pickleball

For additional information about specific leagues - Adult Sports Leagues & Tournaments Registration

Email Adult Sports Coordinator - Aaron Colby - AColby@rentonwa.gov

E-Roster

To better serve our leagues, coaches and players can use the link below or scan the QR code located at the field to be placed on a team roster. Players must know the division they are enrolled in as well as the Team Name to be added to the appropriate roster. Coaches are still responsible for making sure that each participant, completes the roster.

Electronic Adult Roster

Youth Sports

Renton Parks and Recreation’s youth sports camps, clinics, and leagues are all about fun, friends, and learning new skills! Our programs help kids stay active, build confidence, and fall in love with the game. With awesome coaches, a positive atmosphere, and plenty of high-energy action, we make sure every player—no matter their skill level—has a blast while learning teamwork and sportsmanship. Our current offerings include:

Coed, Boys & Girls Basketball
Coed Baseball (T-Ball and Coach Pitch)
Coed Cross Country
Coed Track & Field
Coed Pee Wee Soccer
Coed Volleyball

For additional information about Youth Sports -Youth Sports Leagues and Clinics Registration

Email Youth Sports Coordinator - Sean Conway - SConway@rentonwa.gov

Youth and Family Programs

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STREAM

STREAM Team is a Parks and Recreation Division afterschool enrichment program designed to bring fun, high-quality STEM focused activities to the youth of Renton. While our specialties are science, technology, recreation, environment, arts, and math; we want the program to reflect the interests of our members to help develop inquisitive, life-long learners with a passion for asking questions and finding answers.

Curious about how mushrooms form a ring on the playground? Let’s grow some inside and track their development! Have an idea for a cool video game? Let’s learn some basic Scratch coding to make it a reality! Wondering why trebuchets throw farther than catapults? Let’s build some scale models and observe the physics!

The program is rounded out with all the other important pieces of being a kid: playing tag on the playground, reading a good book in a cozy corner, making a new friend over a pile of Legos, and everything else that makes growing up so much fun.

Seniors Ages 50+

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