Enchantment Park

We visited Enchantment Park during Thanksgiving week, just one day after a beautiful snowfall, and it truly felt like stepping into a winter postcard. We parked in the main lot where there are clean restrooms, a playground, a skateboard park, and even a designated sledding hill — perfect for families and outdoor lovers alike. Everything was easy to access and well maintained. From there, we hiked the scenic trail that winds along the banks of the Wenatchee River. The snow-dusted trees and river views were absolutely breathtaking. We crossed over to Blackbird Island, which is a fantastic spot for photos — especially with fresh snow on the ground. The walking paths connecting from Commercial Street make the park incredibly convenient to access right from downtown. It was an exhilarating, refreshing, and healthy hike — the perfect way to spend a crisp late-November day. We can’t wait to return!

— Pam Devendorf

You don’t have to go far to enjoy a beautiful and quiet walk around the park. The trails are beautiful and shaded, lots of nature and beautiful views. Easy to walk, lots of dogs on the trails. It’s fun to see the people tubing around and enjoying the river. You can easily access the river if you want to go swimming or just get your feet wet. I’d a great time.

— Lilia Flores

This is not a true review since most of my hike was along the access road to the trailhead, which is currently closed. It was a good 5 mile round trip since I went partway up the Eightmile trail. Not sure when access will be open, but will definitely return since the hike was still amazingly beautiful. Mostly a slow uphill climb.

— Donna Keeler

Beautiful and quiet park. Nice short, very easy trail with shade from trees. We had a stroller and it wasn't as bumpy ride. Great walk for dogs too as there's river across that's clear.

— miss_j

Trails near enchantment park leads you to alpine awe. Get the Real Swiss Postcard Views at this family friendly park.

— shyamala Pattisapu