Parks and Recreation

We’re highlighting the best kid-friendly activities that Seattle has to offer — complete with art classes, animal encounters, and outdoor fun.
You can get up to three free trees.
What’s summer without at least one pool party with your friends and family?
There’s a surge in black bear sightings in King County.
The plan has been in the works for the gravel lot since 2018.
The 200-mile path will link up to the Bainbridge Island ferry terminal.
There are some seating options proposed to look out onto Elliott Bay.
Here’s how to host an event on your Healthy Street block — no permits required.
There are nine potential off-leash spots under consideration.
The City is hosting a big celebration on Tuesday, June 13 to commemorate the park’s opening.
We all need a main character moment every now and then.
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