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Features
- ADA Accessible
- Baseball / Softball
- Baseball / Softball Diamond
- Fishing
- Grassy Area
- Lake
- Parking
- Picnic Areas
- Picnic Shelters
- Picnic Tables
- Playground
- Restrooms
- Trails
- Walking Track
The City of Puyallup voters approved a bond issue in
1997 to purchase this 59-acre undeveloped park site which included a
12-acre lake. Located in the center of the city, this park now includes
fishing areas, walking trails, a covered picnic area with 12 tables, 2 youth ballfields
and an inclusive playground.
Shelter Occupancy: 72
Shelter reservations have been paused until Pierce County returns to Phase 3.
The picnic shelter rental season is April 1 - September 30. Rental times are 10 am - 3 pm and 3:30 pm - 8:30 pm. Cost is $80.00 per time slot for Puyallup residents living within the incorporated city limits or $100.00 for those living outside the incorporated city limits of Puyallup. Rental reservations are available online beginning January 2.
Shelter Occupancy: 72
Shelter reservations have been paused until Pierce County returns to Phase 3.
The picnic shelter rental season is April 1 - September 30. Rental times are 10 am - 3 pm and 3:30 pm - 8:30 pm. Cost is $80.00 per time slot for Puyallup residents living within the incorporated city limits or $100.00 for those living outside the incorporated city limits of Puyallup. Rental reservations are available online beginning January 2.
The Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife has adopted a rule change regarding fishing in Bradley Lake. Fishing is restricted to juveniles (under the age of 15), seniors, and disabled persons who possess a designated harvester companion card. Department of Fish & Wildlife Regulations.
According to WDFW, this change was implemented as part of a three-year effort to simplify sportfishing regulations across the state. Formerly, Bradley Lake was open to all anglers except for a one-month period from May to early June. Fishing will now be restricted to juveniles, seniors and disabled persons year-round.
If you have questions or want to comment on this change, contact the Fish and Wildlife Commission at (360) 902-2267 or commission@dfw.wa.gov.