Suggestions for Park near Columbia City, Seattle

Jack R. • December 19, 2015There's a dog park, football field, and athletics fields.

J L. • March 7, 2011Great neighborhood and great off leash dog park

Kaitlin • August 3, 2024Excellent park — great views and lots of amenities.

Tootie B. • July 5, 2013Awesome walk from here, around the Seward Loop and back!

Cheryl R. • June 6, 2011A beautiful park with a zipline, swings, playscape, grassy field, picnic tables, etc. tucked into a charming neighborhoood w/ coffee and food nearby. Street parking only!

Weslie M. • December 3, 2010Take a run or walk your dog. Such great views!

Eric R. • January 17, 2010The trails in the interior of the park are fantastic. Park at first lot on loop and enter trail across street.

Mary S. • February 27, 2016A great view of the water. So relaxing

Beverly Z. • May 3, 2013Nice big park, skate park, basketball, soccer, tennis, water feature, playground, picnic area, but don't use the bathroom. It's creepy and has no bathroom stall doors

Karthik R. • February 21, 2019Top 10 underrated parks in Seattle. The boots and hat are unique

patrick p. • July 7, 2012Bring your bike and crisscross your way up and down the many trails in this gorgeous park.

Stephen G. • April 7, 2012Find the purple dragon!

Kayla J. • June 15, 2015Such a fun, well kept park!

James L. • May 21, 2015Nice park... nice place to enjoy the sunny weather

HISTORY • April 7, 2010The dominant materials in this Pioneer Square park are wood, concrete and water. It's like stepping into a Zen water and rock garden.The splashing water drowns out traffic noise and soothes the soul.

Junkyard S. • January 25, 2014Really lovely park, good for ages 5-12, nicely designed for adults. Zip Lines for kids!

Ken M. • September 24, 2010There is a good stairclimb in the Bi-Centenial park next to the recycling center.

Dune B. • August 13, 2013Great tennis courts. (two) Easy to park on MLK.

John S. • May 12, 2012Not too bad of a place. Most pet owners here are relaxed and responsible. Some, like anywhere, are a little too protective and try to get there dogs and yours to act like people.

Nikki L. • June 30, 2011Nikkfitt classes on Thursdays @ 945a. Bootcamp. Not for sissies:)

Seattle Parks and Recreation • September 4, 2013Seattle has 14 dog off leash areas. Martha Washington Park is not one of them. Fines range from $50 to $150. For a list of off-leash areas: http://www.seattle.gov/parks/offleash.asp

Nels S. • January 13, 2019Good open space play area

Frank N. • May 24, 2013Walk around the fountain to read a number of great MLK quotes on plaques.

Eric O. • December 3, 2013Freezing cold and windy - at least in December.