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Q. Where is the Parks and Recreation office located?
A. Our office is located in the City hall building on River Street, across from the post office. Our address is 38624 SE River Street.

Q. How do I reserve a city park, ballfield or picnic shelter?
A. City facilities are available to rent on a fist paid, first served basis. For more information on reserving parks, ballfields and picnic shelters please visit our rental information page or call us at 425-831-5784.

Q. How do I register for a recreation program?
A. To register for a recreation program, you can come into our office (38624 SE River Street) or mail your payment to Snoqulamie Parks and Recreation, P.O. Box 987, Snoqualmie, WA 98065. We accept cash and checks (made payable to  City of Snoqualmie).

Q. How can I access City of Snoqualmie trails?
A. The City of Snoqualmie offers 25 miles of trails, including hard and soft surfaces. for more information on our trail system, please see our Snoqualmie Parks & Trails Map.

Q. Does the city have to come clean up the blackberry bushes that are growing into my yard from the nearby open space?
A. It is the property owner's responsibility to remove any vegetation overhanging or impinging on your property from the open space located directly behind your home. The municipal code (8.24 SMC) only creates two circumstances where weeds must be abated by the property owner: The first is when they "obstruct or impair the free and full use of the sidewalk or street by the public,"and second is when there are "grass, weeds, shrubs, bushes, trees or vegetation growing or which has grown and died and all debris upon any property which constitutes a fire hazard or a danger to public health." Unless either of those conditions is present, the City is not obligated to clear the blackberry bushes.