One of the green gems of Seattle! A wonderful park with miles of paved & gravel tracks for walking, running or biking through. You will find ample views of the waters of the Puget Sound, easily spot the Space Needle, Seattle Harbor, Stadiums and the Great Wheel.As the name implies, a lot of sculptures dotted throughout the park, created by local and national artists and free for the public throughout the year.A great spot to visit any time of the day, but particularly in the evenings due to favorable westerly views of the sunset.

This park/trail that follows the shoreline is breathtaking. Views of the skyline on one side with stretches of pebble covered beaches with giant driftwood on the other. Sculpture and amazing architecture everywhere. You even get a clean picture of the city with the Space Needle in the background at one spot. If you miss this while in town, you are missing Seattle.

Beautiful park! It has a dirt track for jogging and running. Perfect for a run besides the Puget Sound. We visited around 6 PM and still found a lot of people working out or just jogging. Looks pretty safe as well.

A very nice park on the water with good trails for walking and biking. Places to sit and fun little pebbly beaches here and there. The sculptures are interesting and fun to explore and the views of the water beautiful.

A great place to explore art outdoors when the weathers nice (and its free!).It was fun to stroll through there with the kids & then go down to the little beach area next to it.

An intersting take on sculpture, contemporary? in the midst of rail tracks and a dotted skyline of disparately arranged buildings stands an art form with sharp intersecting lines and metal wood pieces with ample room to explore and for u to think and contemplate into the emptiness of puget sound. Todays technology dilemma.

Was here 2 years ago. Loved how open it was. Huge outdoor sculptures scattered throughout. Its a nice, easy hike throughout. It wasnt really crowded when I was there during the weekday. Peaceful. Tranquil. Art. Whats not to love.

Wonderful garden and skyline views masterpiece. Clean pictures of the city can be obtained

Nice little walk watching the sunset after we ate our dinner

At last!!! I have been dying to see what this place looked like in real life. Its totally beautiful yet simple. Its a nice place to just relax, take pictures, people watch, or just enjoy the lights.

Nice park that connects the walkways of the harbor to the streets of lower Queen Anne. Enjoyed the sculptures and walking along the paths.

Nice outdoor area. Nice walk. It has a great view and some good covered areas to let you be outside, but covered from the elements.

Beautiful city park, the eucalyptus trees smell amazing. The park gets a pretty fair amount of tourist traffic but it is peaceful and serene in some parts. Definitely worth checking out if you are visiting San Francisco.

An amazing place to walk and enjoy art. The view is great!

Was hoping there would be more sculptures, but some are hidden. Its cool, but not much to see. Good for a light walk or lunch walk.

Great park. Nice wide paths, and a few wooded trails, make this a great addition to the waterfront. The sculptures are all interesting and grand, but nothing too horrendously puzzling, odd, or gauche. Providing a pedestrian crossing over the rail tracks is just a bonus!

Nice place and view point to see sculpture and sea.

Have seen bits of the park on different occasions and finally spent the time to walk the entire park. What an amazing use for a property that was formerly anything but memorable. This park is amazing in every detail. A definite work of art for its landscaping alone, and then comes the sculptures and other installations. Every visual on this piece of land is nothing short of magical. The amount of talent that went into this installation is world class. Take the time to experience this park thoroughly. Sit quietly in the midst of it all anywhere, and just be a part of your surroundings. The experience is a visual delight. . And don t miss seeing the Bill and Melinda Gates Amphitheater too!

Great handmade sculptures everywhere. Peaceful and very relaxing place. Bring a chair and a comfortable book, snacks, and a nice talk ice tea. Very enjoyable from Elliot Bay to this future park. Enjoyed ever minutes!

A very cool park! The sculptures were unique and colorful.

Soft green grass, all different types of trees and plants and people doing all sorts of leisure activities. A great place to spread out, relax and get some fresh air!

There is not enough sculpture here to call this a sculpture park. There are very, very few sculptures here, and what is here is very mundane. So, while it is a perfectly fine piece of park to walk through between the waterfront and belltown, it is not sufficient to be given any sort of designation, let alone private security protection or highlights in travel and art literature/blogs.

Such a cute place for a casual date or hangout. Its walk-around type of park, there are so many cool sculptures scattered around this place. Theres also a small beach that you can catch the sunset at.

Wonderful place. Amazing examples of modern art, incredible views, green grass, few hills, nice people, what else... For me, great memories, two of my kids were learning to walk here.

One of the more scenic parks in the city. Its a beautiful walk by the water. Doesnt have an off leash dog park but some pretend like its one. Has two beach accesses and a bike trail. Would make the perfect place for a evening stroll.

Beautiful place to visit. Great walking trails. Very pretty to walk

This is my favorite place, i mean especially because i love the ocean breeze every now and then, ans bonus you get to see beautiful art while getting your breeze.

Nice paved path for walking/running with a separate path for things with wheels. Pretty standard, but a nice view and some good grass for your dog to play around in. My pup loves the sticks here!

If you would like a view of the Olympic Mountains and a gorgeous sunset, this is definitely a great place to go.

Being an artist from the greater Seattle area I love that Seattle has been trying to add art where it can. The olympic sculpture park was a wonderful addition when it first opened and remains a wonderful place even furring COVID days.

Had a pleasant walk through the park. Everyone enjoyed it.

Nice paths to follow for an energetic walk. Very cool art!

Great waterfront park with some thought-provoking sculptures. Very peaceful. Great way to provide a pedestrian bridge over the rail tracks

Really nice outdoor park with cool sculptures to look at. Good for walking or just sitting hanging on the grass. Dog friendly. Good for photos and picnics. They have stairs and ramps for inclines

Nice park to walk, see the sculptures, enjoy the beauty of ocean .Visitors can sit and enjoy , if outside weather is warm.We can see *Space Needle* from here.Restrooms are available in SAM building nearby park.If it is closed, we are allowed to use it in *Parking* area.

Fun place to walk, see the water and some cool sculptures!!

Great open space park, can catch some nice views.

Great place to walk around and reflect and enjoy the waterfront views. It’s free which is a big bonus while trying to visit Seattle on a budget. The amount of works is great and the walk through the park is relaxing and enjoyable. It is also a close walk to other nearby attractions and a great waterfront view/beach at the end. I highly recommend checking this place out while visiting.

Great views from atop the hill into Puget Sound and the waterfront. The sculpture provide a great contrast to the natural environment, while still complementing it. Nice walking paths that also cross the railroad tracks and connect to the waterfront.

Love the detailing work in this park and I really like the water thing next to the trail , feels breezy and refreshing. Went late night and saw people were jogging at that time also . Pretty safe ️

What a nice park to take leisurely stroll next to the waters! It is perfect to give your legs some exercise while feeding your eyes some interesting sculptures.Best of all, its free and comes with fresh air.

Grab some foods and drinks, pick a spot and enjoy the fantastic views of the place! There are lots of beautiful sculptures that you would enjoy watching!

One of the coolest things to do in Seattle today was cloudy but we got beautiful views it doesnt matter what the weather is like its always going to be amazing. Be sure to check out lost in love sculpture. Also the birch trees proved to be just as amazing sculptures as the man made ones!

Its a refreshing park at the edge of a bustling city. Bike tracks, jogging/walking track, lot of places to sit, views of islands across sound and filled with awesome residents of Seattle. This place will make your evening work it, specially when its sunny.Ive been there several times and have enjoyed a lot every time. Even my parents loved this park.

Very pretty and quiet area. Beautiful view of the sound and the mountains in the background. Great photo ops here and its not too far off the beaten path of Pikes Market and downtown Seattle.

Nice place to stroll through. The walk along the water can be relaxing. Lots of great pieces to enjoy during your time here. Great place to get away from larger tourist crowds.

An opportunity to walk among the trees and greenery while enjoying the various art sculptures. Beautiful area, where you can find a spot, sit and relax before moving on to explore the rest of this fun city. This is a regular park to sit down and rest up and see the waterfront. There are a couple of sculptures around. We walked to it and its definitely a hike from the city. We took a taxi to the cruise. Its not a must-do in Seattle.

I dont hate thAt park, its just boring. The sculptures are nice but the security kinda make it feel like a museum. Your not Allowed to touch the art.

Nice board walk and overlook of water. Great to walk or run or walk ur dogs. Enjoyed a good couple of hours here.

Great place to stop and walk around for a little, watch out for parking though

LOVE THIS PLACE!!! The atmosphere was amazing see the naked man in the water along with the elongated face. The whole experience was just complete when watching the sunset. 10/10 would recommend for a first date type of place!!!

Absolutely love coming here! Whether I’m studying, enjoying a picnic with my wife, or agitated,...this is the perfect place to come! Whether you’re watching a wedding party, views of Puget Sound, the cruise ships docking, or simply having a picnic, this is the perfect place to be. Views of downtown Seattle are the best!! The crowds are nice too! Not too many transients are loitering as well. You might find one or two. This is also the perfect place to fly kites/drones.

Theres things I could never describe... then I went to arizona saw xanadu and thats all I wanted to do ... roller skate

Gorgeous sculpture park with views of the Puget Sound and the Olympic mountains on a clear day. The park also features an amphitheater and screens outdoor movies during the summers. I also like to go jogging through the park and enjoying the view along the running path that follows Elliott Bay.

Fantastic Seattle Park. Created by Seattle Art Museum and the city, it features lots of sculptures, and a long, well maintained walking/biking path right along the water. Good for daily walks and just just staring into the bay alike.

This was a great break from classic Seattle attractions. While it is a bit north of downtown/the piers, it was fun taking photos and people watching. We lucked out with a nice sunset, too! Will be taking our next visitors here after COVID.

Very very chill. Beautiful views of the Sound.

One of the best parks around downtown Seattle.

It was so beautiful. A real work of art. A wonder to behold

These sculptures can be found along the way from Space Needle.

Such a cool park!! Very well maintained grounds with a beautiful view of the water. Pedestrian and bike friendly throughout the park and youll even find little pocket beaches! Definitely a must for those visiting

Nice Seattle park on the waterfront with a trail and good views. It doesn’t have the elevation of other parks and is next to active railroad tracks, but the park is well maintained and easy to walk. Expect a lot of people (it’s no secret).

This park is amazing for a picnic. The grass is soft and comfortable. Theres bunnies running around, and theres lots of modern sculptures.

Fun and beautiful park to walk in with sculptures and great views. Even found a little kids are inside with books relevant to Seattle, art and culture. There were building toys for kids to make their own sculptures!

Some of the sculptures are just plain.... weird. I enjoy art and an artists heart behind a design, but one with the man and boy is just not ok....

The sculptures were horrible, and there was nowhere safe for me to light up a joint. Its on the water which was sort of nice in a way so thats why it got 2 stars instead of 1.

Such a beautiful park! Right off the water front with such an amazing view.

Must visit in Seattle. The view around dawn is gorgeous.

Tranquil space and wonderful sculptures.

Art is subjective, right? Well, the sculptures are just not my cup of tea. However, it was a nice place to walk around and kill some time. There were lots of people jogging around, and families. Its right by the water. You can walk from the park, along the wharf, back to Pikes Market.My favorite sculptures was the Love and Loss. Theres a lot of places to sit and enjoy the scenery, or have lunch, weather permitting.

Pretty basic. Ok if youre walking by but easily forgettable

Gorgeous day!! Walk ways, beach, grassy areas.. Stunning views of the water and close by to downtown.... Make a day of it, bring a picnic lunch, play frisbee or play catch....great for walkers/joggers or bring your pet!! Highly recommend!!

Really fantastic views of bainbridge, west Seattle, the olympics, the sound, and the city. Highly recommended

Have a stroll or a walk. This place never disappoints you.

Amazing stroll along the sea wall with amazing views of the skyline and the sky needle! I would love to spend some more time here in the future

Nice walk north of the waterfront. Great bike lanes. Scenic beach areas with nice views and sitting area.

Great place to take a stroll through some stunning art and then up along the coast. We were treated to views of Ranier and a bald eagle on a brisk January day. There is even a micro beach if you want to skip some stones or let your puppy go for a swim.

Great park for an evening summer stroll to check out the art and Elliot Bay. Lots of places to relax.

Amazing outdoor scupltures. Free access. Clean environment with a great view. A definite must see..

Beautiful place for a nice walk or picnic. Me can my family grab some breakfast and head for a nice morning walk through the park. Great sculptures and art, nice little cove beach they made was a great place to spot deals and relax.

Great place to take a leisurely walk especially on a nice sunny day and gaze at the larger than life sculptures & beautiful scenery of Puget Sound & the Olympic Mountains.

I loved my time here! This park is better than I expected. There are a few different pathways to explore and there are many interesting sculptures to enjoy. I liked the large red sculpture with a great view of the Space Needle & lots of seating available. The actual building doesn’t contain much, but is convenient for a resting area & bathrooms. I also loved that the Elliot Bay and Centennial Park are right there, with nice walking and biking paths.

This is a fun park that crosses a 4-lane road as well as a railroad to get to the Seattle waterfront. Good places for a jog, gaze at the waterfront and sculptures or even to just get from point a to point b. Definitely a must see in anyone interested in park typologies.

Very pleasant, great for kids, but no bathroom facilities open to public.️

Rain or shine a place for contemplation and reflection. Works are medium to large scale and paths are gravel, possibly suitable for wheelchair access. I personally for see more sculptures to be added as it currently is a mix of urban escape, running park, and childrens exploration. Views are exceptional and is about a 10 minute downhill walk from the Space Needle. I was pleasantly surprised with my good timing to enjoy a sunset with other park goers.

Well manicured park with beautiful art work and epic views. Perfect place to socially distance with a loved one.

Lovely little oasis over looking the Sound with bits of modern sculpture to look at.

A lovely place to walk when youre in the city

Always a good time here. Great views, nice atmosphere. There were several groups of people there together but everyone seemed safe enough.

Always love this place. :)

I traveled Seattle during COVID. So the Seattle Center was closed.This Olympic Sculpture Park near Pike Place Market was 2nd choice to visit.I love the Echo.

Green space cleverly carved out between the streets and railroad with a view of the Puget Sound. The water and the cityscape create lovely backdrops for the sculpture. FYI: very nice public restrooms in the pavilion.

One of my favorite places in Seattle! Makes for a great sunset. Can’t go wrong with OSP on a good day :)

Beautiful beach, running/ bike trail, art pieces. Everything was fabulous.

Great near city park for a quick run or a walk.

Nice free park FULL of larger than life art and great views of the Sound.

This is a great spot in Seattle for urban landscapes to views of Elliot Bay. Filled with interesting sculptural art, paths to the waterfront and behind. Definitely a space worth exploring, whether a tourist or a local.If the sunset looks like it will be interesting I love to go down here to capture it.

What a cool (and FREE) Seattle experience! Right on the water, its a great place to take a stroll. Walkable from Pike - its a natural progression to a basic intro to the stereotypical tourist experience. The building was open and had decently clean bathrooms which is a bonus!

Great place for dogs of all sizes.

A gorgeous park next to the waterfront park in the city of Seattle you can see the wheel and the needle from the park