Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near East Queen Anne, Seattle

H S. • June 25, 2010This little playground has a covered picnic table, shade, cedar chips as cushioning, and a few grassy areas (slightly sloped). No swings here, and the equipment is rated for 5-12 year olds.

zachary h. • May 14, 2013The monkey bars are some of the most challenging in the city -5 year old

Jennifer P. • May 29, 201182 Steps near lake union loop! Quick up and down for walkers to tone calves and elevate heart rate.

bobdrawson • June 29, 2014Bring Beer

Lex • July 13, 2013Lil' kickers be here

Calvin T. • January 27, 2014Connects Trolley Hill Park and Maclean Lookout Park. Nice hidden forest trail

James W. • January 4, 2013The tree stumps on the birch near the west entrance of the park is perfect for a picnic or little tea party, that is to say, if you don’t mind being low to the ground ^^

Mary S. • May 2, 2016Really good views

James W. • January 4, 2013Have lunch on any of the benches overlooking the park and soak in the views of Lake Union.

Gordon W. • June 13, 2010Park under "reconstruction" recently renamed for Thomas C. Wales to honor the late Assistant U.S. Attorney who lived on Queen Anne and was very involved in the community.

Jacob M. • December 9, 2012Take a hot tub tour in the winter. Chilly outside and warm in the tub. Late evening is perfect, get the best of day and a great view of the city at night.

Chris N. • July 20, 2013Had a fine time. Professionals all, polite and helpful I'm going again . :)

Tyler A. • May 12, 2022For tennis, it’s fine. But it’s cross-striped with pickleball, but using the tennis nets. :/