New community park master planning – in progress
A new community park, generously donated by the Snoqualmie Valley Riding Club, is currently
in the master planning phase. This process is focused on identifying the most valued and feasible
amenities for the site, based on community input.
The planning phase is expected to conclude by summer 2026.
Si View Administration Building – under construction
Si View Metro Parks, a local government agency providing parks and recreation services in Snoqualmie Valley, is developing an
administrative building on portion of a 4-acre parcel located east of Si View Park between SE Orchard Drive and Cedar Falls Way.
This site was acquired by the Park District in 2021 and is sized to accommodate a future community indoor pool, an administration
building and parking. The site's proximity to Si View Community Center and Park creates a reduction in operational expenses and
synergy in programming, while extending the park-like setting from Orchard Drive to Cedar Falls Way. The site would likely
have been commercially developed had it not been acquired by the park district.
In 2026, the Si View administration office will relocate to a new facility at 701 SE Cedar Falls Way. This move will consolidate all administrative functions under one roof and provide public meeting space for community use. Si View Metro Park's role as the community's public parks and recreation services provider has grown over the past two decades. The increase has amplified the need for more office space that can house all full-time staff while also providing public meeting space. The new single story office space replaces the current office in the caretaker's cottage next to Si View Community Center, a space much too small to house Si View full-time staff. Once offices have moved, the caretaker's cottage will be renovated to provide space for additional community recreation programming and activities.
For more information, please contact the District office at (425) 831-1900.
North Bend Connector Trail – Under Construction
Washington State DNR, in partnership with Si View Metropolitan Park District and Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance,
is improving the local trail system with a 5-mile pedestrian and mountain biking trail, linking Tennant Trailhead Park
in the City of North Bend to Snoqualmie Point Park, Raging River State Forest and Rattlesnake Mountain Scenic Area. This
project is designed to provide a high-quality user experience with a natural surface trail that accommodates two-way use
by both mountain bikers and hikers. This project has received funding support from King County Parks Levy Capital and
Open Space Program grant, and the Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program State Lands Development grant. This project
is anticipated to be completed in 2027.
Si View Park North Entrance – Under Construction
We are working to improve connectivity, aesthetics and pedestrian safety between Si View Park and William Henry Taylor Park by
realigning the North entrance area of Si View Park. Removing the old "King County shed" and constructing a new maintenance
building on the opposite side of the entrance will provide much needed space for District equipment to maintain the growing parks
inventory and enhance
the overall visitor experience when entering the park.
Construction is under way, with completion expected by mid-year 2026. The entrance from Park Street is closed to all vehicle and pedestrian access during construction. Please use alternate park access points. The maintenance office remains open throughout the project. This project is funded through the 2018 Capital Bond and our Capital Projects Fund.
Tokul Creek Forest Acquisition and Planning – in progress
King County Parks and Si View Metropolitan Park District have partnered to preserve open space along the
Snoqualmie Valley Trail in unincorporated King County and coordinate planning efforts for future trails.
This project is partially funded by King County Parks Levy Open Space Grant Program.
