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Seattle Washington Playgrounds
Welcome to Seattle's Crown Hill Park. This park was first established in 2009 a little later than planned but better late than never.
To contact the park office please call 206-684-4075.
Activities:
Skate Park
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
1.71
Location
Crown Hill Park
9089 Holman Road NW
Seattle, Washington
98117
United States
47° 41' 46.8852" N, 122° 22' 25.3524" W
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Welcome to Seattle's Walt Hundley Playfield. This park is named after Seattle's first African-American superintendent of parks, Walt Hundley. The soccer fields are lighted so people can play at night.
To contact the park office please call 206-684-4075.
Activities:
Tennis
Soccer
Playground
Baseball
Restrooms
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
11.20
Location
Walt Hundley Playfield
6920 34th Avenue SW
Seattle, Washington
98126
United States
47° 32' 24.0504" N, 122° 22' 27.6276" W
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Welcome to Seattle's Ercolini Park, a small yet active urban playground. Come bring the kids out to play on the structure.
To contact the park office please call 206-684-4075.
Activities:
Playground
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
0.53
Location
Ercolini Park
4542 48th Avenue South
Seattle, Washington
98116
United States
47° 33' 41.0796" N, 122° 23' 35.4768" W
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Welcome to Woodland Park in Seattle, Washington. This park was once part of the estate of a 19th century industrialist named Guy Phinney. In 1900 the City of Seattle purchased the land and the Olmsted Brothers helped design many of the park's amenities. The tennis courts are all lighted so people can play at night. Come out and try your luck at the BMX course or hang ten at the skate park.
Activities:
Tennis
Hiking
Basketball
Biking
Dog-Park
Soccer
Playground
Picnicking
Baseball
Softball
Skate Park
Restrooms
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
90.90
Location
Woodland Park
1000 North 50th Street
Seattle, Washington
98103
United States
47° 40' 4.7568" N, 122° 20' 39.9732" W
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Thorndyke Park is a small urban waterfront park located in Seattle, Washington. Aside from having a playground it also boasts great views of Mount Ranier, the Seattle Skyline, and the Puget Sound. Come out and enjoy the view.
Activities:
Playground
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
1.40
Location
Thorndyke Park
Intersection of Thorndyke Avenue West and Magnolia Way West
Seattle, Washington
98199
United States
47° 38' 7.9368" N, 122° 23' 23.622" W
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Welcome to Trolley Hill Park located in Seattle, Washington. This is a relatively new park, having been first established in 2002. It got it's name because it's on the site of one of the old Seattle trolley lines for half a century from 1890 to 1940. This park has a picnic area and a natural playground. Come out and have fun!
Activities:
Playground
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
0.87
Location
Trolley Hill Park
Intersection of 5th Avenue North and Howe Street
Seattle, Washington
98109
United States
47° 38' 6.1152" N, 122° 20' 49.8588" W
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Welcome to 12th West & West Howe Park in Seattle, Washington. This park was first purchased in 1982 and developed the following year for a price of nearly $65K. Kids here will love the unique slide and sandbox.
To contact the park office please call 206-684-4075.
Activities:
Playground
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
1.10
Location
12th West & West Howe Park
Intersection of 12th Avenue West and West Howe Street
Seattle, Washington
98119
United States
47° 38' 10.68" N, 122° 22' 23.0412" W
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Welcome to Seattle's University Playground. Come out and play a nice game of tennis, hit a few home runs, have fun.
To contact the park office please call 206-684-4075.
Activities:
Tennis
Soccer
Playground
Baseball
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
2.00
Location
University Playground
Intersection of NE 50th Street and 9th Avenue NE
Seattle, Washington
United States
47° 39' 52.0632" N, 122° 19' 10.056" W
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Welcome to Seattle's Van Asselt Playground. This park is named for Henry Van Asselt who was born in Holland and immigrated to Seattle to pursue a career in cabinet-making. Come out and score a few soccer goals, bring the kids, have fun.
To contact the park office please call 206-684-4075.
Activities:
Basketball
Soccer
Playground
Baseball
Restrooms
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
9.00
Location
Van Asselt Playground
7050 Beacon Avenue South
Seattle, Washington
98108
United States
47° 32' 22.5024" N, 122° 17' 36.726" W
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Victory Creek Park is a small neighborhood park located on the banks of Victory Creek in Seattle, Washington. It has a very short walking trail, picnic tables, and a playground for the kids. Come out and relax.
To contact the park office please call 206-684-4075.
Activities:
Playground
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
0.20
Location
Victory Creek Park
1059 Northgate Way
Seattle, Washington
98125
United States
47° 42' 32.5692" N, 122° 18' 55.6884" W
See map: Google Maps