Liberty Park

Liberty Park

Contact Information
Liberty Park
1101 Bronson Way N
Renton, WA 98057
425-430-6600

Liberty Park is Renton's oldest park facility and the city's major downtown park and ballfield area. The 12-acre park was purchased from the Sartori family on July 14, 1914, and was first known as "City Park." This name was later changed to "Liberty Park" to commemorate the first World War.

TWO NEW PICKLEBALL COURTS!

  • Liberty Park tennis courts are resurfaced and restriped - beautiful! One court is converted to two Pickleball courts.  Please limit play time to one hour when others are waiting.

NOTE:

  • Liberty Park picnic shelter is undergoing repairs and is not available for rent until further notice.

Field Rentals

To rent Giannini Stadium Field (Big Liberty) and Wilcoxen Field (Little Liberty) call 425-430-6700.

Playground Replacement

Photo of the new playground at Liberty Park

Identified as a major project by the Citizens Advisory Committee in 2018 to maintain the park's existing amenities and included as part of the 2019 Parks Bond, the playground at Liberty Park was replaced and reopened on August 25, 2021. Landscape Structures, Inc. and PlayCreation, Inc. provided the design, demolition and installation of the new play equipment.

The new playground features play structures for ages 2-5 and 5-12, including swings, climbing structures, spinners, slides, all-abilities rocker seat, wheelchair glider, and free-standing play amenities. In addition, the existing Engineered Wood Fiber play surface was replaced with a poured-in-place rubberized surface.

Skate Park at Liberty Park

Renton's Skate Park Skateoffers children, families, and skating enthusiasts exciting thrills - from quarter-pipes and skateable artwork, to highlights such as a twinkie, a funbox, mounds, bowls, a half-pipe, and more. 

What sets Renton's park apart from other area skate parks is the inclusion of skateable artwork funded by the Renton Municipal Arts Commission. The artwork is comprised of whoop-de-dos, a series of hump-like ramps. The effect is of a "river" of colored concrete with boulders. It is also called "Rolling Waters" and mimics the motion of water.

The skate park covers about 8,400 square feet and includes obstacles for varying degrees of ability. All levels of skaters were involved in the design process.

Skater-friendly elements include two bowls, hips (two ramps meeting at an angle), quarter-pipes and half-pipes-(curved ramps), a funbox (which includes ledges and a railing) and a twinkie (an elongated, curved ramp).

Hours

  • Sunrise to sunset 

Amenities

  • Access to Cedar River Trail
  • Basketball courts (Jamal Crawford) and tennis practice wall with lights
  • Benches
  • Giannini's Stadium Field and Wilcoxen Field with bleachers and  lights Reservations
  • Parking (180 stalls, no reserved parking)
  • Pickleball courts (2) with lights
  • Picnic tables
  • Play equipment
  • Restrooms
  • Skate park
  • Swings
  • Tennis courts (2) with lights

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