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Bookmark or Share- Seward Park - Parks | seattle.govWithin the Seattle city limits, Seward Park boasts 300 acres of beautiful forest land, home to eagles' nests, old growth forest, a 2.4 mile bike and walking path, an amphitheater, a native plant garden, an art studio, miles of hiking trails, shoreline, beaches and more.
- Swimming Beaches - Parks | seattle.govNot operating during 2024: Magnuson Park Beach, East Green Lake Beach, Seward Park. Beach Water Quality & Closures. Swimming in natural bodies of water carries a risk of bacterial infection. We strongly advise showering before and after swimming, as well as not drinking lake water.
- Seattle Parks and Recreation - Parks | seattle.govSenderos para caminatas: en los parques Seward, Discovery, Carkeek, Green Lake y Lincoln; CUIDADO DE NIÑOS Y ACTIVIDADES PARA ADOLESCENTES. Cuidado antes y después de la escuela; Campamento de verano durante el día con actividades divertidas
- Seward Park Given the Green Flag Award - ParkwaysIn June, judges from the Green Flag Award (from Great Britain and Mexico) toured Seward Park with key SPR staff to gain a sense of how the park was managed and better understand what the park offered. This visit accounted for 70% of the score for the award.
- Take Transit to A New Park! - ParkwaysSeward Park – Looking for big nature in the city? Seward Park offers old growth forest trails, a perimeter path, playground, swimming beach, a clay studio and an Audubon Center. Route 50 stops just one block away from Seward Park and has connections to the Link Light Rail Columbia City Station and continues all the way to West Seattle ...
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