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Welcome to Seattle's grand and beautiful Warren G. Magnuson Park stretching along the shores of Lake Washington for a full mile. Warren G. Magnuson was once a United States Senator from Washington. Come take advantage of the wind on windy days and fly a kite or do a little windsurfing.
Activities:
Tennis
Swimming
Hiking
Biking
Boating
Canoeing
Kayaking
Sailboarding
Dog-Park
Soccer
Playground
Picnicking
Fishing
Restrooms
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
350.00
Location
Warren G. Magnuson Park
7400 Sand Point Way
Seattle, Washington
98115
United States
47° 40' 50.7684" N, 122° 15' 11.3976" W
See map: Google Maps
Welcome to Seattle's Largest Greenbelt, the spectacular West Duwamish Greenbelt. This park protects habitat for bald eagles, foxes, red-legged frogs and many others. Come out and explore the trails.
To contact the park office please call 206-684-4075.
Activities:
Hiking
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
181.60
Location
West Duwamish Green Space: Puget Park
Intersection of Highland Park Way SW and West Marginal Way
Seattle, Washington
98106
United States
47° 32' 44.7036" N, 122° 20' 49.5132" W
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Welcome to the beautiful Westcrest Park in Seattle, Washington. This urban park was first established in 1972 and had previously belonged to the city's water department. One will catch a great view of the city's skyline from here. Come bring the dogs to play in the off-leash area.
Activities:
Hiking
Dog-Park
Playground
Picnicking
Restrooms
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
81.10
Location
Westcrest Park
9000 8th Avenue SW
Seattle, Washington
98106
United States
47° 31' 20.7048" N, 122° 20' 30.858" W
See map: Google Maps
Welcome to Seattle's Solstice Park, a place that offers six lighted tennis courts, a hiking trail, and views of the Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains.
To contact the park office please call 206-684-4075.
Activities:
Tennis
Hiking
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
7.17
Location
Solstice Park
7400 Fauntleroy Way SW
Seattle, Washington
98136
United States
47° 32' 11.0364" N, 122° 23' 24.972" W
See map: Google Maps
Activities:
Hiking
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
53.10
Location
Schmitz Preserve Park
5551 SW Admiral Way
Seattle, Washington
98116
United States
47° 34' 26.7384" N, 122° 24' 0.5076" W
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Welcome to Seward Park in Seattle, Washington. This park was first established in 1903 and was developed by the Olmsted Brothers and was named for the man who was Secretary of State when the United States purchased Alaska in 1867. Come out and explore a 2.4 mile multipurpose trail.
Activities:
Hiking
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
299.00
Location
Seward Park
5895 Lake Washington Boulevard South
Seattle, Washington
98118
United States
47° 33' 22.5216" N, 122° 15' 3.1716" W
See map: Google Maps
Welcome to Seattle's beautiful Pigeon Point Park. Some of the park's resident wildlife include frogs, foxes, and even bald eagles. Come out and explore the trails.
To contact the park office please call 206-684-4075.
Activities:
Hiking
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
29.89
Location
Pigeon Point Park
4418 21st Avenue SW
Seattle, Washington
98106
United States
47° 33' 49.734" N, 122° 21' 32.346" W
See map: Google Maps
Activities:
Hiking
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
158.60
Location
Puget Park
Intersection of SW Dawson Street and 19th Avenue SW
Seattle, Washington
98106
United States
47° 33' 18.9756" N, 122° 21' 3.9204" W
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Welcome to Seattle's Ravenna Park. This small ravine was carved out by glacial retreat over 50,000 years ago. The land's previous owner W.W. Beck named this ravine after a coastal town in Italy. Come out and explore the park's trails.
To contact the park office please call 206-684-4075.
Activities:
Tennis
Hiking
Playground
Picnicking
Baseball
Softball
Restrooms
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
49.90
Location
Ravenna Park
5520 Ravenna Avenue NE
Seattle, Washington
98105
United States
47° 40' 17.634" N, 122° 18' 13.6656" W
See map: Google Maps
Welcome to Seattle's Me-Kwa-Mooks Park, like some of the other city parks, this one was once part of the Ferdinand Schmitz homestead. The name itself, is Native American terminology that translates to "shaped like a bear's head." This park offers hiking trails, picnic tables, and helps protect the home of screech owls and many marine creatures.
Activities:
Hiking
Picnicking
Ownership:
City of Seattle
acreage:
20.20
Location
Me-Kwa-Mooks Park
4503 Beach Drive SW
Seattle, Washington
98116
United States
47° 33' 47.5452" N, 122° 24' 15.03" W
See map: Google Maps