Fairgrounds Community Park, Ridgefield, WA, USA

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 Fairgrounds Community Park in Ridgefield, WA
There are picnic tables, covered sitting areas, 2 half basketball courts, a playground, a trail that wraps around the little grassy hill, and there is a beautiful dirt trail as well were I found the Coyote bones.
It is a nice place to go for a picnic and do some yoga <3

Photography by myself Holly Talkington

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Location: Fairgrounds Community Park, Northwest 164th Street, Ridgefield, WA 98642, USA

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