Love Seward Park. Just wish there was a bit more parking. Be smart and dont leave any valuables showing. Clear all junk out of your vehicle and have nothing in it.

Beautiful park with a 2.5mile walking trail loop...

This is just one of the most amazing things to see in WA! I love bringing guests here and it never disappoints. The old tunnels from the fort are fun and Hawk Hill is just beautiful. It is amazing to realize you are above GG Bridge - and on certain foggy days, you are above the fog and can see the tips of the bridge.

I love this Park. For me, its a piece of heaven on earth. Great place to walk and have a picnic. Its always clean and well maintained.

Its a nice park for walk, cycling or picnic.Nice view of Mt Rainer and lake Washington. Children’s play area is good for activities for kids.

Lovely lake spot for swimming or bringing a paddle board. Picnic tables in the shade too. Everyone was masked up and giving each other space. Parking below is limited and only street residential parking is left. Decent hill on the walk down and back, its pretty much what everyone did. Pack light (;

Love this park. So many flowers here and also the trail is very clean and nice. This is a good place for one day camping with a big lake.

Seward Park is hands down the nicest Park in Seattle, and there are many to choose from. Feeling blessed to live here and be able to use it. Unfortunately the Parks Dept and the City/ SDOT have continuous, neverending large scale utility projects and block access to the park and the bathroom for a seemingly neverending amount of time. Contractors park their big trucks there and use it as a holding area I suppose. Also, the new Torii gate is an architectural calamity, luckily by poor design itll rot out by itself, surely faster than complaining to the City folks about it.

Was a absolutely gorgeous day to get off work and go sit by the lake and watch the supposively ex everybody thought but wasnt finish his day. Invited for that ride home but always a good time

Nice paved road for bicycles and runners and nice trails for hiking. A couple shoreline area for kids and dogs. This is truly a great park for exercising or just kick back.

Seward Park is big and beautiful. It was very busy. The con is the streets are closed to cars, bikes and skate boarding ( because of Covid/ social distance) although not everyone obeyed the rules.

Beautiful park! I like to go there to run since it has a good 2 mile loop. Plus the views of the Sound and Rainier are breath taking. Highly recommend!

Such a beautiful park with great views and calm surroundings. If you dont want a crowded place and actually want to relax, take a walk, read a book or just spend time with your loved one, this is the right place for you. Theres good view of mt. Rainier, but you have to be lucky to see the mountain from anywhere. Loved the place, will definitely come back. Huge parking lots are right outside the park.

Lovely place to unwind, relax, walk / run, cycle / bike along the trail. It has a nice kids park as well.Plus a great view as well.

Urban park next to Andrews Bay. Walking the loop away from cars is the perfect daily walk.

Simply awesome for singles, couples, families, and seniors. Clean restrooms, 3 miles of walking trail, panoramic views of beautiful lake Washington. Beeches, swimming, and even tennis. Not to mention Eagles overhead. Must visit.

Super fun to visit, but very busy right now.

Beautiful park for all sorts of different outdoor activities.

Vast,nifty and pleasant park with many different areas and a rich history. This place is huge. A few sources peg the dimensions at 3mi from Stanyan to the ocean and 1/2 mi wide,which gives us about 1.5 square miles. At 625 acres to a square mile,that would be 937.5 acres... Other sources list GG park at 1017 acres,maybe they include the panhandle in their measurements. Who knows? Lets just agree on big park.

Nice Paths and old Growth Trees. Parts closed for Construction this Fall 2020.

Good...less crowd,can take walk,kids can play in water,ride a bike and enjoy small picnic.

Nice park but parking is far away

Considering COVID-19 is keeping things at a minimum however, my family and I were able to find a spot close to the water and far enough away from other groups of people. They city blocked off the parks parking lot to probably cut down on congestion and traffic issues. Mask mandates didnt prevent people from enjoying themselves even while wearing them.

Lovely little walk, run, and bike paths. Surprisingly high number of park patrons despite the closed park orders. Would like to see more of this place considering what I saw from the park gate was absolutely beautiful -- especially on sunny, mild afternoons.

Always a pleasure walking there. Beware il of the tight parking at this time due to the pandemic.

This gorgeous park has a little bit of everything. You can walk on the trails, bird watch, do water activities, lawn activities, BBQ, and more.

This park has the most gorgeous views, especially of Rainier! Love strolling the loop on a nice day.

Great views of Rainier, great loop trail for both walking and hiking. Also some small hiking trails as well!

Beautiful long trail along the water, and a more secluded trail through the woods. Currently my favorite park in Seattle for walking.

Seattle has a lot of nice parks but Seward Park is my favorite. Lots of water and awesome views

My friends and I celebrated Memorial Day weekend at Seward Park. It is the perfect place to barbecue with friends and family. It’s also beautiful and awesome for boat watching on Lake Washington. I’m looking forward to visiting the park again soon this summer.

The best park in Seattle. Even with the summer hubbub, you cant beat a park that is this accessible, sees this many types of people, and offers this many types of activities.

One of our favorite parks to visit with our dogs.

Beautiful park to walk around, but theres a ton of kids on bikes and scooters so keep your wits about you.

Google map directions were a bit off reaching the park and most facilities were closed. Otherwise it a nice park with decent views and good walks.

Great but prepare to park on the street outside the park for now Aug 11, 20.

I enjoy this park and the trail system gives a good walk. I advise the buddy system if you go into the woods. I dont come here during the crowded summer as parking is a bit tight. Rest of the year is good if you get here before noon.

Awesome place to see the beautiful sunset,the mountain and unwind yourself

Great place for an outdoor experience!

Nice to go to a park where folks were socially distanced even on the trails

A very peaceful place with lots of water access and trails.

Amazing experience. Great for a walk at sunrise and sunset.

I like to go to this park, because there are always people doing different activities. Inspire me to keep doing it.

Seward Park is a municipal park which covers 300 acres (120 ha; 0.47 sq mi). It is located in southeast Seattle, Washington, U.S.A in the neighborhood of the same name. The park occupies all of Bailey Peninsula, a forested peninsula that juts into Lake Washington. It contains one of the last surviving tracts of old-growth forest within the city of Seattle. The park is named for U.S. Secretary of State William Seward.

This is such a big, beautiful park with awesome playgrounds and trails!

Nice...and people are social distancing themselves...very cool...water is good to get in too...

Atmosphere was awesome! Great Walk around took approximately 2 hrs. too explore. Plus it extended another 1hr. going to Lake Manoor. Stopped there and turned around due to closure of Park & Recs rules. Closed til 8:00pm! Have to obey the rules given or they will completely shut the park down. Long walk to the parked vehicles, only allowed disability personnel to have privilege to park. Regular civilians have to park on the streets due to Covid-19. The pandemic is real, there are many signs saying keep moving forward. We could walk, seen people with skateboard, bicycles, tricycle, roller blading around the whole park. Around the whole park approx. 2 hrs. Around the house toward Lake Manoor another hour or so. Very pleasant, beautiful and much much cooler than North Seattle Green Lake. Closer to many fishermen around the pier. Wild Geese, Wild Rabbits, seen birds, an owl and many other tiny creatures roaming around the park. Very Beautiful. Also at the end there are restrooms around the park. Only one open is at the main entrance with nice playground park for the children. There a beach, but off limits til, this pandemic gets resolve. Over all, nice place for casual walks, walk with Family, with pets as long as they have a leash, definte plus, running and/ or jogging. Absolute Beautiful!

Great park ! Its possible to take a walk all around it and in good clean days we can see Mount Rainier very well. Many picnic spots and a clean beach.

Nice play area for kids with swings, merry go round, zip line, and play structure with slides! Beautiful view and about a 2 mile loop to walk. It also has a swim area, bbq area, and big grass area!

Great place to take a family walk around calm waters and great view!

Perfect spot for a hike or picnic with views of the lake!

The park is good and spacious, well maintained, full of kids and joggers on a sunny day, but our car was broken in the parking. This park has extensive parking around the drivable loop in the peninsula area. We parked in a parking along with more than 10 other cars at 2:00pm ish. Went for a jog, came back around 3:15pm to find the passenger window shattered, glove box open, storage boxes open. Clearly the culprit was looking for cards/IDs/phones. My shades were intact in box, but the glove box holding it, was open and the shades case exposed. When we were cleaning up the shattered glasses, there a car passing by every 10sec literally, still how can such a theft happen in broad daylight, is puzzling me.

Very beautiful place. Perfect for fun with friends and family.

Easy walking for when family visits; plus, scenic views. Spend some time on both sides of the peninsula, there is also a new tennis court on the south side. Expect some parking troubles if you go on a hot day. Picnics and views .

The 2.8 mile walking/bike trail around the peninsula in the park is the best spot for clocking in those 10,000 steps. The pathway is just steps from Lake Washington, shaded by towering trees. In certain seasons, eagles are perched on the trees at the northern point of the park, and in summer you can watch the rowing teams from the nearby Mt Baker Rowing Center working out. Parking can get tight on weekends and nice summer days, but there are good restrooms and some nice picnic areas too.

Upper trails are pretty empty.

Even during stay at home, its a good place to walk

There is a play area for toddlers and older kids. There is a merry-go-round, swings, play structure, zipline, a shallow, sandy beach. Showers available during the summer. There is a flat, paved walking path along the water, approximately 2.5 miles long. Views of Seattle skyline and Mt. Rainier.

Beautiful and playful park for all ages.Watch out for the poison oaks, though.

Nice trails and gorgeous views!

Always fun , only flaw is the geese in your face begging for food

It’s a good park to have fun with good view of mount rainier! I love it mostly in the summer and fall.

Great park to spend time in

Love it every single time!!

Expansive park with amazing views and miles of trails

Very scenic for a walk or run on a cool day. Playground for children as well. Ran here in October 2018. Chilly foggy and scenic run along lake Washington Blvd

Lovely 2 mile stroll with views of the bridges and Mercer island.

This can be a great park, depending on the crowds. It has long trails for you to run for days, and beautiful views of the Lake. Warning though, it gets super crowded on sea fair weekend, so probably best to avoid the prk those days

Every time we visit Seward Park we get Energetically Recharged with all the harmony of this beautiful place, very well kept and has many different things to offer, from places to walk, jog, meditate, water sports, picnic areas, activities in the warmer months, childrens playground, the gorgeous Lake Washington, trees, bushes, flowers and Nature at its Best!

Lovely and easy walk around the perimeter, with slightly more challenging trails through the wooded center

A great place for a stroll, power walk, bike ride or family time. Have fun..

Seward Park is the perfect place to visit, see the beautiful scenery & landscape as well as taking your dog for a walk.

Magnificent Forest was pretty rad

Beautiful park love ️ it out there

Amazing place to visit during the summer, you can do a walk around the park or ride a bike. There is plenty to do and the parking is spacious. I loved the park because it wasnt crowded. The view of the lake is spectacular!

Perfect place for a hike. Close to the city with amazing views

Great water-view trail that follows the edge of the whole peninsula.

Great views and smells

A great place for a stroll, power walk, bike ride or family time.

Seward Park is pretty cool . Theres rabbits on it different birds I saw a coyote this summer on it . Theres eagles in the tree all the time . its a sweet place to visit with your family and friends . Lake Washington is right there to go swimming there lots to see just walking around it or through it on the trails . I love this place . There lots of parking places . #love

Low-key best park in Seattle.

Beautiful view of Mount Rainier during the sunset. Great place to walk around and have a picnic.

Mt.Rainier which you see from this place is just BEAUTIFUL. I always stop by when I’m in Seattle. Makes your stress relief.

Nice park. Life guard in swimming area. Lots of picnic areas. Amphitheatre features plays. Great place to hangout.

Just go out and enjoy.

Great Park for walking and beautiful Scenery. My low rating was due to the detail work that some thugs in the neighborhood did to my windshield trying to steal something out of my car! They also busted out the windshields of several other cars close by! This is my first time dealing with shenanigans of this nature in the area.The good news is that the Police did leave a card on my windshield and a case# as a reference. So within a ~60-90 minute time frame they where called and in the area.

Great

Its beautiful and scenic

Seward Park is a lovely Seattle Park. The park is a peninsula jutting into Lake Washington. There are interior trails through an old growth forest, as well as a trail around the exterior of the forest that follows the water. All are lovely and maintained well. The playground is large and fun for kids of all ages. The trails as are long enough to be interesting for a few hours, but you are see quite a bit in 30 minutes too. There are swimming areas with lifeguards during the summer.

I come here every year for seafair and parking gets very tight. Would really plan ahead!

Someone broke-in to our car! Park your car in the lots that have lots traffics, not the little ones inside the park.

Love Seward park

Just fine

Beautiful.

This is one beautiful park that is renowned in Seattle. It has wonderful views of Mt. Rainer as well as the downtown skyline. For a nice 3 mile walk or bike ride around the waters edge that paved and mostly flat or you can go for a hike in the old growth forest. The summer you can swim and there is a play area for kids. Lots of dog walkers and people enjoy this park . You can picnic or bbq. It is huge so plenty of space and parking on site.

Seward Park is the perfect place to barbecue with friends and family.

Beautiful trails along water

Near nature, near perfect. Some tunes there is so much beauty, I just cant take it. Sometimes you have to take pictures of plastic bags. Sometimes you need to clean up the shore.Gigantic trees covered in luscious green moss is truly inspiring. Go for a run. Theres a two mile loop around the shoreline.

Great for my family

I like this park for the big space. Is a good place to go for a run in the morning and at night. Plus with showers you get too sweaty wash off and go about your day.