Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Magnolia, Seattle

Emilio C. • July 24, 2013A must see when in Seattle. Do the Loop Trail.

sullystan • September 11, 2011Head down the trail to the lighthouse, and if you're lucky, spot a seal on the buoy just off the shore. High tide days are my favorite for quiet beach walks, but some love low tide for shells

Windows Live Photo Gallery • October 29, 2010Park and walk all the way out to the lighthouse. Get the lighthouse and Olympic Mountains in frame. You can take it from either side, depending on where the sun is. This is spectacular at sunset.

Mary S. • May 1, 2015Great view of the sound

Jenny C. • October 20, 2014Such a pretty place to walk. Doggies and humans alike love it!

Mary S. • May 1, 2015Beautiful neighborhood.

Kristin M. • May 5, 2013Great place for a BBQ with friends or family. A hidden gem of Seattle!

Pelin G. • December 26, 2018This beach is an awesome place to take a walk and breath in the fresh air

Robby D. • July 30, 2012Attention photographers! Commodore Park, on the Magnolia side of the Ballard Locks, is a great place to take pictures. Wonderful views of Salmon Bay, and boats that enter and exit it!

Sandy G. • April 28, 2019Come early to have the park to yourself

Ramona C. • November 25, 2013Nice, quiet, well-maintained and has a separate area for small or shy dogs.

Anna U. • February 22, 2010There are free paper maps on the bulletin boards.

Robby D. • July 26, 2012Small beach, very pleasant. Looks out over the nearby Magnolia marina. Nice place to stop and enjoy lunch.

Jessica K. • January 18, 2014Quite a beautiful view!

Molly R. • January 4, 2014Good parking by uptown espresso and across from Starbucks (if it's early).

Summer G. • February 16, 2013Old skool merry go round here! One of the less visited, well maintained playgrounds in the neighborhood.

Claudia F. • March 20, 2010Great place to bring your kids to play outdoor and also a good way to meet new moms.