Lake Union Park

Neat park & public space in the heart of downtown Seattle, overlooking Lake Union. Tranquil and a great place to relax after visiting the museums inside the park. The view of the lake is wonderful. The park is fairly clean and the pathways are well maintained. Could use more trees for shade though. Unfortunately, parking is limited and not free.

Stumbled into Lake Union Park like it's my new low-key urban escape. This isn't your basic park - it's a vibe where yachts park like they're waiting for a life upgrade, and random humans just exist in their own orbit. Watched a dad-son cycling duo, some kids feeding ducks their holiday leftovers, random dog walkers doing their thing. The water? Straight-up cinematic and picturesque. Boats lined up like they're in a silent networking event which definitely creates a landscape with lake in background that deserves a post on your Instagram. Pro moves: Close to tech jungle, zero tourist trap energy, pure Seattle authenticity. Perfect for when you need to reset without the whole meditation app performance. Just you, crisp cool breeze, and zero small talk. Bonus: Zero entry fee. Maximum city feels.

The park is not bad but by the boardwalk there was a huge stretch with tons of dog 💩 and they were definitely there for some time. It was to the extent that you have to watch where you're going and that honestly killed the vibe by quite abit. There were a lot of ducks and geese. I would recommend Gas Works Park over this anytime for the view of Lake Union. See what works for you!

Beautiful park by the water. I like to walk around and feel at peace. Nice place to have a picnic and chill. Yhere is plenty of places to sit with the planter boxes and fountain area. Located near downtown Seattle, but we were able to find parking in nearby lots (it's free on Sundays).

I live a few blocks away so I'm frequently in this park. The vibes are always pristine and the views match. Swing by in the morning around sunrise for a real treat of a view. Watching the seaplanes takeoff and land is a great way to relax and unwind during a break from work.

The view here is beautiful. It's a great place to walk or do another activity when you need a break from walking almost identical city streets. I went here to relax and catch a break from the city chaos and this was exactly what I got. I think you must cross the little bridge onto Goose Beach as well as you get an even better view of the water. Right now in the summer there's also a lot of ducks and birds around the park, so if your looking to hang out with some small friends now is a great time to go!

The big Maritime museum was a great find on a rainy day. Lots of Seattle trivia abound. Who knew? We really enjoyed the nearby wooden boat museum which was free. Perfect place to avoid the rain for a half an hour.

Gorgeous area of a very attractive city. Spent time walking around the docks of the Wooden Boat Center. Recommend.