I love this park!…read more It's always so busy. I love watching people play ping pong. The buskers are fun, too. There are many restaurants in the vicinity that you can grab some food and come back to the park with. There are many community events that are fun to join. Many exercise groups come here too. It's very community-focused. During the day, they bring out giant chess pieces, a giant connect four game, and many people play mahjong at the tables. The lights at night are a nice touch, too.

Hing Hay Park located in the heart of Chinatown. The concrete park is spacious with several park…read morebenches. It's your typical park but a bit sketchy when I walked around on a weekday afternoon. I am sure its nice around the holidays, especially CNY.

This park is much larger than I gave it credit for! Paved trail throughout with stairs and…read morewheelchair access, this park goes all the way down to the water with a nice lookout point. The grounds are very well maintained and it's a great place to walk and watch the world go by. Bathrooms on site, and they were pretty damn good!

Jack Block Park Point View. My hubby and I stopped by early…read morein the morning and were blown away by the stunning view of the Seattle skyline. It felt like we had the whole place to ourselves in the quiet morning hours. The park is beautifully maintained with lush greenery and thoughtfully placed landscaping. There are also playful sculptures and art pieces that give the space a warm and creative vibe. It's a peaceful, lesser-known spot -- perfect if you're looking to escape the crowds and enjoy a slow, scenic start to your day.

Hat n' Boots iconic landmark of Seattles past from Georgetown. Originally part of a gas station…read moreit's now resting in park for generations to marvel at when visiting Georgetown area... Great for a photo shoot or a cool hang with friends... Preserving our quirky local heritage is a must cause not much left.

We stopped by Oxbow Park to check out the large boot and hat. It was quite cute…read more We drove by the location at first since we could not find a parking location. Got turned around and parked next to sign in pictures. Area was somewhat clean, and a few other visitors. No kids in the play area. No restroom or covered area unless you consider the large hat. If you just want the photo op, this is the place, but not to take my kids to play for an extended period of time. Im giving it a 4 due to lacking the following: Parking Bathrooms

This is a view of downtown Seattle, just a pull off exit on Admiral for a small stretch on the…read moreshoulder. It gives you a great view, day or night. They have a couple coin operated binoculars to see the view up close. Usually see people making out here since the mood for a makepoint point is high. Take notes if you're planning a date. There's a totem pole here for some history if you're interested. The best way to get here is to be headed uphill on Admiral. It's near impossible to reach while going downhill towards the bridge.

Don't go there. There's nothin to see, aside from trees and bushes. It was just a waste of time.read more

Quiet, small park with great walking paths that are part of the larger trail with the huge copper…read moreart of a dragonfly. The pavilion has seating and is surrounded by various grasses and a quiet neighborhood. This is a great park to go to for reading, playing with the dog or just for a quiet place to think.

Me-Kwa-Mooks is a great park to experience a Seattle sunset in the summer evening. With its…read moremajestic water views of Vashon Island and vibrant sky colors I find myself blown away with natures gifts... Street parking is the option in case your wondering and bring your own chair for the experience.

Very creepy. Very unsafe. This is a "cruiser" spot. Google the name of the park and you'll find out…read morewhat that means. You'll also see very similar creepy stories like mine. I thought I'd give it a try anyway....Lots of in and out traffic in the lot. Strangers walking up to cars that pull in and they get in....get out and hop in the next one that comes up. This should have turned me around but my curiosity got the best of me. You don't see family's here at this beautiful park and trails. There's tons of trails here, I saw a bunny and a blue herring. I also saw only single men sitting or standing in creepy places all over these trails. I came across one hiding and two men fornicating within minutes of each other. I ran back to my car. The trails are covered with used condoms and baby wipes, every few feet. It's such a shame. This is a beautiful place. I'm too afraid to go back and I LIVE for creepy places. Not this one. It's pretty secluded, right on/ in between the Duwamish River and an industrial area.

AMAZING! This lush forrest is the largest in the city and the trails are great! Volunteer teams are…read morehard at work creating safer trails and it is completely noticeable. Great place to go on a long hike or run. I am not sure how pet friendly it is (ticks, etc) but I am sure dogs would love to have a sniff walk through this magical place.

We were walking in the neighborhood and stumbled upon this gem of a building and library. Upon…read moreentering, you can tell the building is old and they have maintained the character while also modernizing. The super tall ceilings made it for me and the organization was great. they do a good job of containing the sound with high glass walls that block it, but keep the open feel. When you walk in is the checkout desk and the children's area is to the right. They had a decent selection and some small tables and chairs for the kids. Unfortunately when we were there, the computers and website were all down due to a hack. We spent about 30 minutes here and had a great time perusing the books and settling down with a few. They made multiple announcements of their closing giving people fair warning to pack it up and we finally left when they closed.

Wow, when you can find the TRUMP books at the West Seattle Library you know you've scored! Let's…read moreface it those book burning ultra left wackos would be having a marshmallow roast with a bon fire of Trump books. Outside of having the Donnie books available for your pleasure I'm sure some other diamonds in the rough are available to the readers and myself. Thanks for not removing books of value for the general reading category section of this wonderful West Seattle institution.