Lakewood, WA Tourist Attractions

Admittedly, the bench has seen better days but the view remains lovely. Dad used to love coming here with the dog. It could use a Starbucks.

Never been there yet hopefully soon will be going.

It's a great park favoring both boat lovers and swimmers. A nice picnic area for a family.

Awesome place

The staff is friendly and the grounds are beautiful to walk around on a weekend afternoon.

Great place usually the water s kinda warm compared to American lake ]

A huge dog park, fully fenced in, with open, forested, and brushy areas.

This pyramid-shaped rock monument was erected in 1925 by the Washington State Historical Society. The monument recognizes the creation of two military roads established i ... more

The little Detroit of Lakewood.

So big, you can't find a crowd on a beautiful spring weekend.

I loved how small and quaint this park was. Very relaxing.

What can you say about the place. It's gorgeous. Be it dead of winter or in summer with a lush garden, can't believe I've just now discovered this beautiful gem. Can't wa ... more

The whole parking lot was bottle's, clothes, food containers and a shopping cart full of scary stuff. The covered area had a sketchy dog but at least the owner tied it u ... more

Great park to take the kids

Reflecting on my experiences with this park, they range from pleasant to deeply troubling. In my former role as an intelligence investigator committed to halting child an ... more

Boat Launching is made easy at American Lake lots of space and made easy for 1st timers. Also great place for Swimming , Fishing, family friendly, pet friendly and also b ... more

My 3rd favorite place to play cards The Palace next door being number one and my house two. Dealers are friendly and love to help you learn about the different games.

Fun, beautiful, but my toddler didn't care for the inclines. We went when it was rainy and it wasn't too slippery!

Pretty little mile long trail between the road and some marsh that leads to a literal trucker parking lot lol. Few people on the trail that were living there.. but it was ... more

I like historical markers. I like to visit them.

it's just a rock. but historical I guess

Willis Boatman and his wife Mary Ann traveled west by wagon train from Illinois in 1852. Making the journey with each of their brothers, the four encountered challenging ... more