A Glendale-neighborhood playground, also called Fuller Street Park, that closed for an $800,000 renovation bid awarded in early 2026 adding a splash pad, a half-court basketball court, new swings and play structures, ADA-accessible walkways, a shade shelter, and perimeter fencing.
What to expect
Splash pad
A splash pad is part of the 2026 renovation plan; not yet built as of the February 2026 bid close.
Dogs
Everett requires dogs in any public street or place to be restrained on a leash no longer than eight feet, and owners must pick up after their dogs. That's the town-wide default; watch for posted signs here.
Hours
Everett's city parks are open from 6:00 a.m. to dusk, defined as thirty minutes after sunset, and are closed outside those hours. Posted hours at the entrance win if they differ.
Accessibility
ADA-accessible concrete walkways are part of the planned renovation.
Managed by
Everett Department of Public Works / Parks and Recreation
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- Renovation scope ($800,000 estimated cost) also includes a modular block perimeter wall, fencing and gates, tables, benches, bike racks, a flagpole, and new plantings.
Common questions
Does Corporal Arthur Nelson Playground have a splash pad, and when does it run?
A splash pad is part of the 2026 renovation plan; not yet built as of the February 2026 bid close.
Can I bring my dog to Corporal Arthur Nelson Playground?
Everett requires dogs in any public street or place to be restrained on a leash no longer than eight feet, and owners must pick up after their dogs. That's the town-wide default; watch for posted signs here.
Is Corporal Arthur Nelson Playground wheelchair accessible?
ADA-accessible concrete walkways are part of the planned renovation.