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    Ed Munro Seahurst Park

    4.2 (61 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Nicole Q.

    Nice big parking lot, very lovely park for walking the dogs, having a bbq with family, or hiking and birding. In the summer kids swim in the beach. I love this place for photos. Be careful of the tide. Always pick up after your pets.

    Sunset
    Brian H.

    Ah, Seahurst Park at sunset--a hidden gem where Burien's finest gather to watch the sun dip beyond the Olympics. Unlike the chaotic circus that is Golden Gardens, this park offers a serene escape without the volleyball bros and bonfire smoke. The beach is pristine, the trails are a workout disguised as nature walks, and the parking? Let's just say it's a test of patience. But once you're there, it's all worth it. Just keep an eye on your car; rumor has it, the local thieves appreciate a good sunset too.

    Beautiful view
    Mahak Jain J.

    This is beautiful with huge sea around. Lot of seating places and small park for kids to play . Views are stunning and it's serene place where you can sit on a woodblock and enjoy with a cup of coffee. A shelter which you can book for party for sure .

    Mandy E.

    Beautiful beach with gorgeous sparkling clear water. Classic PNW beach with lots of rocks. We came on a weekend and there was a snow cone vendor which was pleasant. Loved sitting in the shade in the grass and taking in the view.

    Vanessa L.

    Decent park thats behind a neighborhood. My fiance and I always come here when we have to dogsit our nephew or when we just want to enjoy a beautiful sunset to start/end our night. Dogs are allowed here but they are to stay on a leash. However, I do see dogs let loose so they can swim and play with their owners. Some people mind and some dont so be mindful of your surroundings. The entrance closes/locks at dusk, but sometimes they will put a sign saying a specific time they will close. There is parking available right in front of the beach front but its small so I always recommend when entering, take the first parking lot you see on the left as there is a ton of availability. Difference is a walk downhill to the park but a walk uphill to leave. It isnt too steep of a hill but I would keep this in mind if this is may be a bother to you.

    Moon sail nest
    Crystal H.

    I came here based on recommendation and to go during low tide. I didn't realize I went during on of the year's lowest tides! The park is not hard to find. There is an upper and lower parking lot. There's plenty of parking, but you're better off parking in the upper lot and walking down. It's a short walk. The beach here is so nice. It's nice scenic beach with drift wood, peddles, and sand once was the tides are low. There were so many sea creatures! This was the first time I saw a starfish in the wild and it was super memorable. Reminder to be gentle, touch with one finger, and never take anything out from the beach besides trash. There was so much to see it was overwhelming. I highly recommend coming here.

    Tiffany Y.

    Seahurst Park is a popular and beautiful park right along the shore. There are plenty of places for picnics, playgrounds, or just taking a stroll and enjoying the beautiful views of the water. Parking can get crowded (I was there on a nice weekend afternoon) but it was well worth it to stop by!

    Beach
    Jacques I.

    Beautiful beach park with views of the Puget Sound. On a clear, sunny day, this is an ideal place to spend all day outside by the water. The Ed Munro Seahurst Park is located on the west end of Burien. I would highly recommend checking it out if you haven't visited before. We came here on a Saturday when it was sunny. Around the early afternoon, the place was already busy; yet, with how spacious the park is, it didn't feel crammed. We were easily able to find parking in the main parking lot on the upper end when you first enter the park. There is a small parking lot right next to the beach with a turn-around, ideal for drop-offs, but know that those spots get taken first. Get here early if you don't want to park on the upper end, as it's a walk up the hill from the beach. The park is big. There was a lot of space for us to claim a spot along the beach. We visited during low tides, which was ideal for our dog who isn't a swimmer, but she likes to gently put her paws in the water. And with the sun hitting the Sound, the shallow had water warm, which was nice to go barefoot in. We spotted a lot of crabs in the water and birds catching them for food. I just love how dog-friendly this park is, with many dogs along the shore and in the water! Because of the pandemic, the public restrooms were closed, but there was a handful of honeybuckets and a handwash station nearby the main entrance of the park. There was a playground area, as well as a few picnic shelters with BBQ grills. Throughout the park were trails in the wooded area that were easy to walk along, if you need a break from the water. We had a nice time here. I rarely am down in the Burien area, but I'm glad to have visited and learned about this park, which I'd come back to.

    Seahurst
    Mike R.

    This park is really cool we love coming down here with and without our dogs. Great lil hill hikes to specially if you trying to get a workout on. So they have bathrooms here which are very clean. They have areas you can get to have family and friends over to bbq for any situation. They also have a lil kid park with swings and slides and fun stuff like that for the little ones. Beautiful place to get tons of amazing views for really good pictures. Take your dates on a nice walk thru the woods. They only bad thing is people are breaking into cars while you go to the park. So be aware and put all belongings away from a thief's view. It suck people gotta try to ruin google things. Just look alive. And they have tons of parking as well on the top lot. Bottom lot is smaller. Great trails thru the hills you can go through. Very dog friendly just make sure you keep them on a leash and do your part and clean the dog messes up. It's located back behind a residential area in burien. It's like a hidden gem. They have multiple ways to walk/hike thru the park. So please do your part and help keep it clean and enjoy your time here. It's a very peaceful place to go and relax to. Also no discover pass needed. And it closes at dusk so around 8.

    Kay C.

    What a beautiful park and so close to Seattle! I had looked up parks with tidepools and this was one of the ones that turned up - unfortunately we weren't able to come during low tide but it was still a great place to hang out. There's a long beach with lots of rocks, shells, etc to explore and great views. There is a playground that appears to be open as well. Most people were wearing masks so that was good to see. I think we'll definitely come back when it's low tide to see what kind of sea life we can find

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    Amanda S.

    Beautiful, serene, refreshing & gorgeous! I'd give the park 5 stars if there weren't so many rocks but you can regularly spot all sorts of wildlife - how exciting!

    Love love love this beach! However, after recent break-ins (3 different occasions in the last month that I know of) in the middle of the day, I will not be visiting again. In our instance, no valuables left in the car and multiple vehicles at one time. If you don't want to pay for new windows, I'd suggest not visiting. Sad to not be able to enjoy the beach at low tide with my kiddos.

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    Tom T.

    Like most parks with a Sound view, this place offers plenty of natural beauty. The beach, that is mostly gravel & rounded stones, is narrow but long with lots of driftwood logs to sit on that add to the natural setting. There are 2 covered areas with about 4-5 picnic tables each, that can be reserved for larger parties. Also has another 10-15 standalone concrete picnic tables scattered along the path that runs the length of the park along the waterfront. Parking close by is limited with more in a second lot about a quarter mile up the road that is rather isolated & subject to higher security risks. Good place to view sunsets if that's in your interest. Nice place if you're in the area but wouldn't travel too far to get to this place.

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    Great little trail with the breeze of water of the beach. Porter johns were clean. And we got a good little inclined nature hike.

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    Ask the Community - Ed Munro Seahurst Park

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    I love this little park! They have an infant swing and newer play toy. A few benches to sit on and…read moresome tables. Only part I don't like is sometimes so much trash all over the tables and bark! Street parking.

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    Beautiful walk. Hell of a workout. Well worth the sweat.

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