Go early if you want parking
Perfect place for watching panorama night view spot ☆
Located on the north shore of Lake Union, the park has excellent water views and a spectacular, unobstructed view of the city skyline. It is a popular spot for concerts.
Construction going on and parking lot is full
There is plenty of parking atop the hill. The trail is 3 miles long, a good hour long walk
Parking can be a pain. But great park and lake access.
Easy parking in the neighborhood and great views on a clear day
Parking is gonna be a hassle but the view is priceless and worth the trek to see for yourself
It's a lot smaller than it seems on tv but still so worth the view even with the clear lack of parking
Shh! 8 beach parking passes are given on a first-come basis at the Environmental Learning Center to cars with a kid under 7 or adult over 62.Powered by ParentsConnect.com Read more.
Don't forget which parking lot, you started from... :p
Park at the south parking lot and walk to the center field to let dogs run around. Follow multiple trails down to the beach!
If it's a sunny day during the weekend, avoid trying to park by the playground. You are better off parking by the landing. You'll enjoy the enjoy the walk to the beach!
On nice days get there early or you'll be parking down by Ray's.
Lively, parking becomes a problem, fun in summers
Good spot for jogging. Usually filled with other super-healthy runners ... Pretty busy even on a Saturday morning ... although I have managed to find parking, except for when they have rowing events
The trials are good but I don't like the parking, it is always crowded.
Inner path around the lake is about 2.79 miles. Beautiful place to jog whether it's sunny or cloudy, but expect sunny weekend days to be quite busy with lots and kids and animals on the trail.
Free Sunday boat rides and free parking!
Beautiful vantage point for South Lake Union, especially at sunset. The boats and boat workshop add interesting features. Need to go back and explore more!
Free boat rides every Sunday rain or shine! Sign ups start at 10:00 am and first boats go out about 12:00pm with last boats heading out at 4:00pm. As always, the coffee is on and it's also free.
Amazing beer selection, decent patio and food trucks in the parking lot. Order a flight of IPAs
Nice selection of beer + extensive tap list. They feature food trucks on the weekends.
I would recommend drinking a beer.
Make Sure To Pass By The Skate Park to watch good kids skate!
Careful at the you-park- got scammed by phony parking guy. This visit will cost us $60.00 in parking alone!
This is a veritable cornucopia of arts, cultural attractions, theatres, and museums! Something for everyone, especially when weather is nice and not rainy, which probably isn't often!
Always park away in parking garages. Saves time. Original Starbucks is a waste of time. It's Seattle, people. Go around a corner and get your fix. It's no different tasting and the lines are tons sho
Walk across the open skyway to the parking area going over Western Avenue. It's a nice photo opp of the Puget Sound.
Go with the public parking between the market and the water. Buy flowers for that special someone. Or donuts if that's their thing.
Plan for parking, and remember when you get out - the guy who parked the farthest gets our first.
Skip the parking and take public transit. Transit trip planning and real time information available at http://bit.ly/RhKvQe.
Ginormous football stadium that took nearly 15 minutes just to get across the parking lot.
A lot of parking tickets here.
Find the visitors center and get a parking pass to avoid getting a ticket!
It's a long hike to the lighthouse from general parking. All uphill back. Closest lot is by Daybreak Cultural Center. Permit parking and 2 handicap spaces only at bottom of drive near lighthouse.
Park on the South side(Magnolia) to avoid paying for parking. Space is limited, but nothing beats free!
Park on the North side of the locks at Commodore Park. It's less crowded so it's easier to find parking and you can easily walk across the locks to enjoy the garden and museum on the other side.
Great place for a lazy weekend stroll. Weekdays are quietest time to visit. Check out the Salmon ladder viewing. Parking on Ballard side is mostly metered. Limited free parking on the Magnolia side
Great year around farmers market with a good variety. I highly recommend Stokesberry farm and sea breeze farms. Parking can be a challenge.
The bulk edible flowers are amazing in a light spring/summer broth or salad, and the price/quality is considerably better than what you'd find at a grocery store
• The Ballard farmer’s market is AMAZING. They’ve got so much fresh meat and produce it’s ridiculous. I used to go to the Fremont market but they’ve got way too many trinkets and rarely have produce Read more.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA