The beach is perfect for exploring, the meadows just right for Frisbee and the picnic areas nicely sheltered.And, Colman Pool—open only during summer lets you experience the salty waters of Puget Soun
Check out the two white geese always by the picnic area
Aside from watching a sunset from a ferry boat, Golden Gardens is second to none. Come early to picnic. Buddy-up with strangers at a bonfire. Drink until the sun sets behind the Olympic Mountains.
We dare you to have a picnic on the beach at Golden Gardens and then go fishing off the pier.
Awesome views, great for picnics and fire pits
The best place to enjoy 4th of July fireworks while the orchestra plays. Bring your picnic blanket n goodies 👍🇺🇸🎶🎶 God Bless America! 🎶🎶🇺🇸
Awesome spot for a sunset picnic, fireworks on Fourth of July, watching people fire dance, and having an any-weather bonfire under the covered pavilion.
Love this place always lots going on. Grab take out from Paseos or one of the local fish & chips places and enjoy a picnic while watching boats cruise through.
This is a fun outing wether you live around here or not. Very family friendly. Don't forget to pack a picnic.
My favorite place to picnic in Seattle!
Giant trees and picnics
The reservoir is good for hanging out and picnics. The water tower offers a great view.
Good place for a sunny picnic and tennis courts. Walking distance to cafes, bars, and shops as well.
Well-laid out with fruit trees, picnic benches & playgrounds, this is urban Eden that kids love. On summer weekends, the beach is full of families swimming & playing in the waters of Lake Washington.
It's a fun beach to have a picnic at. Lifeguards. Diving board. Park.
Crowded, with a small parking lot, it's a neighborhood picnic park more than a beach.
Ride a motorcycle around the upper loop and picnic after!
Seward park is one of my most favorite places in Seattle. The paths along Lake Washington are excellent, and there are many things to do or see. Also a great place for family picnics.
Good place to take a walk or picnic on the beaches. The hiking trails on top are worth the walk. Clean but can be unsafe at night.
There is a nice playground for kids, a picnic area, the beach, and Alaskan Way Railroad - children love to watch trains crossing by. Also there are many frains for hiking and riding a bisycle.
Great hike, beautiful views and lots to do - playgrounds, picnic areas, beach, meadows. Good place to spend a day!
Sunset is amazing, and picnic area is great
The absolute best for hikes and picnics!
Great place to go for a run, have a picnic, enjoy the beach.
A very quiet park in comparison with all others in Seattle. Beautiful views of Puget Sound. Great place for a summer picnic.
Great for picnics and meeting up for bike rides
Great to place picnic on the deck and water.
Very nice picnic place for night and day.
On a clear day, one of the best views of downtown Seattle west of Highland Drive. Great spot for a picnic, or to relax and enjoy watching your kids run around.
A hidden gem with one of the coolest views of Seattle's skyline, picnic tables and a playground.
Great place for a BBQ with friends or family. A hidden gem of Seattle!
Great space and picnic shelters!
Go to Paseo and grab a sandwich, head over here and enjoy!
Find yourself bored in Phinney Ridge at midnight? Grab a 40, come here, and play on the swings
Grab a burrito at the old KFC and have yourself a mini picnic.
Go to Cal Anderson Park and have a picnic on a warm sunny summer day!
Nice park... nice place to enjoy the sunny weather
This place offers great views of north Seattle. Bring lunch and enjoy a picnic in the city.
Come for a hike or bike, along with picnic stuff to enjoy an amazing view
…They don’t lead anywhere you need to go, but take the trails anyway. You need no more destination, just meander until you’ve forgotten you’re in the middle of a booming city.
Sweet spot for flying kites. Picnic behind the black airplane wings to get out of the wind!
Beautiful Park with tons of activities, lake swimming, soccer and baseball parks as well as a bunch of hiking trails.
Named for Sen. Magnuson, creative force behind the Pacific Science Center, the park is home to Sound Garden, a collection of oscillating aluminum tubes that, when wind passes over them, hum hauntingly
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