Krull Park Adventures
Krull Park is a well-loved community park offering a mix of open recreational spaces, wooded trails, and sports facilities in the Auburn area of Washington, ideal for family outings and local activities.
About Krull Park
Krull Park is a public regional park located in Auburn, Washington, covering approximately 43 acres. The park features a blend of open grassy fields, mature trees, and paved and natural-surface trails, providing a versatile setting for a range of outdoor activities. Originally part of the Krull family’s landholdings, the park was developed to serve the growing suburban community, emphasizing family-friendly recreation and accessible natural space. Visitors can enjoy walking, running, and biking on its paved trails, while the baseball fields and playgrounds make it a focal point for local sports and gatherings. The wooded areas offer shaded areas for picnics and casual nature walks, with seasonal birdwatching opportunities. Although not a wilderness area, the park’s landscaping and layout lend a relaxed natural ambiance within an urban setting. Krull Park’s appeal lies in its easy accessibility, open greenspaces, and well-maintained amenities making it a popular spot for community events, youth sports leagues, and everyday outdoor enjoyment.
Highlights
Baseball fields frequently used for community leagues and tournaments
Paved multi-use trail suitable for walking, running, and biking
Picnic areas shaded by mature deciduous and coniferous trees
Playground area popular with families and children
Notable Natural Features
Multi-Use Trail Loop
A flat, paved trail approximately 1.5 miles in length suitable for walkers, runners, and cyclists.
Baseball Complex
Several regulation-size baseball fields regularly hosting local leagues and tournaments.
Children’s Playground
Modern playground equipment designed to engage children of various ages in active play.