It looks like you created a campsite within a campsite. Maybe the building could be tagged as an office?

To help people find the store please add an appropriate tag such as shop=convenience or shop= whatever it is they sell. see osm.wiki/Map_Features

You seem to be adding over lapping landuse areas. I can easily fix it if you like.

The area doesn't appear to be a park according to any city or county record. The east third looks like it is owned by a homeowners assoc. The middle is right-away. the west side could be a tag as landuse=recreation_ground. I obtained the information from [Pierce County.](http://matterhorn3.co.pierce.wa.us/publicgis/)

I'm going to change this to show the address using tags instead of using a name tag.

No - leave it there. It sounded strange is all. Thanks for adding the data.

Is that the correct name for the pond?

I changed the park Meadow into landcover=woods. Also removed the two nodes on the private residence. I'll send you some more information on the changes via email.

It looks like the area with the Meadow should be landcover=woods. I'm going to go ahead and change that. BTW - nice addition of the Grace Cole Park. Let me know if you thing I'm wrong on the Meadow.

I can not find a reference to Woodpecker Reserve on Lynnwood city website. Is it an official reserve or just a wooded area?

You might want to consider using landuse=allotments for the community garden. Look at osm.org/way/37622644 for an example of one of many in Seattle.

This looks more like a green area also the city doesn't show it as one of their parks. Maybe the tag, landuse=village_green, would be more appropriate.

It looks like private property. Is this actually a park?

Thanks for the additions. Can you add names to the cafe and restaurants you added?

could you add names to the cafe, kindergarten, and car wash?

Doesn't look like a camp ground or sports center.

Is there really a restaurant on Seattle Center's lawn?

Jay,
Can your provide more information on the hostel, such as phone number and website if they have one. Thanks.

What is the Oberlin? Can you add a tag to describe the feature? see osm.wiki/Map_Features to get started. Adding a tag to describe the feature will it render on the map as well as help search engines find it.

If you connect the footway to the adjacent streets, routers will be able to create a route for pedestrians. I usually do the connections where there is a pedestrian crossing.