KERRY PARK
211 West Highland Drive, Seattle, WA 98119 DIRECTIONS
Since 1927
Here’s The Deal:
Kerry Park is known for its great sports and recreation facilities. It has over 1.26 acres of parkland. The park has athletic fields, tennis courts, play areas, specialty gardens. The park has a great lawn which is ideal for lawn bowling and outdoor picnics. The park has a unique adventure playground, and various tranquil rest spaces make it a great destination. Kerry Park has food trucks and a farmer's market. The park has an amazing view of the skyline, the space needle, Mount Rainier, and the harbor.
SPECIALTY:
Aquatic Center, Foot Ball Courts, Hiking Trail, Swings, Gardens, Restrooms, Hills, Playgrounds, Bike Riding, Skyscape, Waterfalls, Slides, Greeny, Kids Grounds, and Open Space, Stone Benches, Picnic Shelters and Areas, Ponds, Fitness, Statues, Museum, Walking Trails, Dog Parking, Monuments & Soccer Fields
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GREEN LAKE PARK
7201 East Green Lake Drive North, Seattle, WA 98115 DIRECTIONS
Since 1995
Here’s The Deal:
Green Lake Park is one of the most beloved parks in Seattle. It serves as a natural preserve for hundreds of species of plants and trees and numerous birds and waterfowl. The 2.8-mile trail around the lake provides a perfect recreational spot for bikers, runners, skaters, and walkers. The park has multiple points of access for boats. Visitors can visit the park for boating, picnics, and swimming. Green Lake Park has wheelchair access. It is a great park, wide pedestrian path, and the lake is beautiful. There is even a little cafe near the main entrance to get coffee and snacks for the visitors.
SPECIALTY:
Football Courts, Walking Trails, Event Conducting, Volleyball, Jogging, Restrooms, Hiking, Fitness, Stone Benches, Skating, Open Space, Soccer Fields, Gardens, Mountains, Playing Areas, Biking Rides, Slides, Swings & Grassy Fields
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WARREN G. MAGNUSON PARK
7400 Sand Point Way North East, Seattle, WA 98115 DIRECTIONS
Since 1900
Here’s The Deal:
Warren G. Magnuson Park is the second-largest park in Seattle, and it has 350 acres of parkland. It boasts the second richest bird habitat in Seattle, with 170 species. The park has several sports fields, a picnic area, a swimming beach, public sailboating, many paths for walking and bicycling, a large grassy man-made hill from the earth, and pavement pieces of the old airfield tarmac. The park has landmarks and historical sites that prominently display Art Deco-style architecture. Warren G. Magnuson Park has 20,000 square feet of colorful climbing walls, swings, slides, and sandbox. The park has playgrounds, swimming, boating, picnic spot, and more places for the visitors.
SPECIALTY:
Deciduous Trees and Brush, Swings, Tennis, Sports Areas, Football, Birds, Pond, Slides, Lake, Aquatic Centre, Grassy Fields, Basket, Jogging, Picnic Tables and Shelters, Walking Trails, Public Art Installations, Dog-Friendly, Restrooms & Fishing