This business has earned a Highly Trusted designation — 4.8★ across 8,410 reviews signals an exceptional and consistent track record.
Strong long-term review history with 8,410 reviews and a 4.8★ average signals reliable, consistent service.
Monday: 4:30 AM – 11:00 PM
Tuesday: 4:30 AM – 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 4:30 AM – 11:00 PM
Thursday: 4:30 AM – 11:00 PM
Friday: 4:30 AM – 11:00 PM
Saturday: 4:30 AM – 11:00 PM
Sunday: 4:30 AM – 11:00 PM
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Discovery Park: Seattle’s Urban Oasis Spanning 534 acres, Discovery Park is Seattle’s largest city park, offering a peaceful escape from the bustling downtown area. Built on the grounds of the former Fort Lawton military base, it features a diverse landscape of coastal bluffs, open meadows, dense forest trails, and sand dunes. The park’s main highlight is the loop trail that leads visitors down to a scenic beach on Puget Sound, complete with views of the Olympic Mountains and the iconic West Point Lighthouse. It is a prime spot for hiking, bird watching, and catching stunning sunsets. Facilities include a visitor center, children's play areas, and paved paths suitable for walking or running. While parking at the beach is limited to pass holders (such as families with young children or seniors), anyone can enjoy the scenic walk down from the main parking lots. Discovery Park is a must-visit destination for nature lovers looking to experience the Pacific Northwest’s natural beauty without leaving the city.
A beautiful park and a great place to spend a sunny day! So nice to be in nature so close to the city. We attempted the main loop with a stroller which did fairly well until the Bird Nest area and then we went back on the paved path. So not sure if a stroller could do the whole thing but I won’t be attempting again. It wasn’t terrible but a hiking carrier would’ve been easier.
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This ended up being my favorite place in Seattle. Walking through the forest and down to the beach felt like leaving the city behind completely. The combination of tall trees, quiet trails, Puget Sound, and the lighthouse makes it a truly special place. The walk back uphill is a bit of a workout, but it’s absolutely worth it. If you enjoy nature, this park is a must-visit.
Get there early for ease of parking, it can get difficult especially on a sunny weekend. Well marked trails that are beautiful and relatively easy (except for maybe the south beach trail which is steeper). Excellent place to hike, jog, enjoy the scenery. Went for birding and was not disappointed.
This is my favorite park that I’ve been to in Seattle. It’s a huge park so you can definitely take a whole day just walking in the whole area. If you come here early enough, you can go visit the museum here. Walking the trail to get to the cliff is really worth it for the beautiful view. There’s also a little beach area that you can walk to get to and then see the cute lighthouse. The hike isn’t too difficult so you can also bring your dog and walk your dog. Nothing is terribly steep, but there is a little bit of incline. Come here when the weather is good. Just be careful that you don’t walk onto private property.