Park had not been maintained well for public and especially kids. Broken parts of plastic,…read moregraffiti, foil all over the playground! (Probably from fentanyl!). Homeless sleeping in the park. Do not recommend

This is a fairly new park Long called the 37th Avenue Park, this South Beacon Hill park was renamed…read morethe John C. Little, Sr. Park in September 2004. The park is located next to New Holly with picnic shelters, a plaza, an expanded children's play area, landscaping, and a community garden. Even so, for a small park, it does have a lot to offer for recreation. There we're quite a few people walking there dogs there too. Great place to sit & eat that to-go-order on a nice sunny afternoon.

This park rocks and there are so many trails! There is also a skate park, it is right by Westwood…read morevillage (like across the street) so target, qfc, Ross,) big bathroom, so much picnic seating/tables, the sand box is clean and the little toy in it in awesome, I want to have all the parties here!

Great playground for all ages. Simple with lots of climbing structures You can definitely check it…read moreout if you are in the area and exploring a new playground.

This park is definitely a hidden gem. There are many parks in the West Seattle area and it's taken…read moreme years to finally have discovered one with a water area that's clean (with clean restrooms) near me. They have a decent sized playground but it's more tailored to kids 5 and up. My toddler enjoys the water area and the truck they have there. The only downside is there isn't much shaded areas for when it's super hot.

Good park. Big play structure for kids of all ages. Four swings and a tennis court too. During…read moresummer there is a new spray park that has about six spray features. It is perfect for toddlers and the young ones. Big bucket dump for everyone!!

This park uses the namesake of a Philippine national hero. It's not Alki level busy but it's a…read morelocation where a lot of photographers set up their cameras for the worldly recognized Seattle skyline view. This space is a connection to culture and heritage. If someone from the Philippines is feeling homesick, they should be able to come to this space as a place of comfort. Unfortunately, it's a park that has been left unchecked for the past 10 years. The time capsule and metal plaques were stolen. I know the elders and descendants are frustrated with these disgraceful and disrespectful acts. I hope this park will be restored to a welcoming, clean, and safe environment again. I know the Filipino and Beacon Hill communities would want this. I know visitors from out of town would want this too. I took a direct flight from Sea-Tac Airport to Ninoy Aquino International Airport recently. Visiting Rizal Park in Manila was on my itinerary. Thousands of people were at the park. I had never experienced anything like it. The monument was guarded and barricaded. The open space was beautifully landscaped. If I can fly to Manila and feel good about visiting Rizal Park, I should feel good about visiting this park in my hometown too. This park has history with the Filipino community and I'm confident that with sincere investments and thoughtful attention it will flourish again.

Nice park with great views. Although, the parking can be quite scarce depending on how busy the…read morepark is. The parking at the park itself is limited but there's plenty of street parking surrounding the park. It's also located directly across from the bus stop for the 36/60! At night, it's not very well lit but the view of the city from this park is gorgeous.

I really enjoyed myself at this park/trail. My favorite part was the hidden offleash dog park. Make…read moresure you know your dog because this place is kind of maze ish. Worth the adventure. I was able to take a few photos of the plants and scenery along the way. My dog also enjoyed his visit. Parking is relatively easy here. I didn't need my discover pass. But I brought it anyways. The first part of the park is tour standard neighborhood park. Very small at first glance i almost wanted to turn around and leave. There is a covered area, a jungle gym like structure, and Picnic areas for family bbqs. So glad they also had a public restroom as we needed to use It on the way out. If you venture deeper into the woods and follow the trails you will begin a maze like adventure full of winding trails. There are streams and bridges and views of the valleys. So nice. Multiple entrances/exits and paths to choose from. Very easy to get lost or turned around. Thankfully that have maps. We forsure got mixed up and had to rely on the maps. We had fun. It was worth the drive. Be sure to check out the photos for a visual experience.

This park is good for a quick week night play with young kids. There is a small playground that is…read morefully fenced in. Across the street is Animal Acres Park, which has a big grass field to run around.

With more sunny days in Seattle, Westcrest is always one of my favorite spots to go to. It is small…read morebut might-y with endless possibilities! -good amount of parking -a big paved loop for walking/biking/running/jogging/rollerblading and more -a playground with a small zip line for the littles -inside of the paved loop is grass perfect for running around with your fur babies or having a picnic. In the summer, I often see families flying kites here too! -public restrooms -tables and benches This hidden gem is one of my favorites in the highland park area!

Huge park with an awesome playground! There is a community p-patch, several playgrounds, an open…read morefield, walking track, and an off-leash dog area. My kids had so much fun on the playground the dual ziplines were the highlight. Another cool feature were the slides built into the hillside. This is a clean park I didn't see any litter or spray-paint. There are a ton of signs warning you that cars get broken into so don't leave anything in your car! The parking lot is a bit off from everything so it's easy for theft to happen!

Gorgeous location on a clear day. The people who are low rating the park must live nearby and…read moreprefer not to have the unwashed masses enjoying public space in their boujee area, tbh. Again "on a clear day" is key here

Martha Washington Park is a beautiful expanse of green lawn, trees, and waterfront - a great place…read moreto bring your picnic blanket and frisbee. 9.6-acre hidden gem along the western shore of Lake Washington in south Seattle. On a clear day, you can catch a glimpse of Mount Rainier as you lounge under a tree and look out over Lake Washington. It is a very simple park located on Lake Washington just south of Seward Park. With a very large green lawn, you could do any sort of activity here. Other than just a few picnic tables, trails and cut grass, you won't find much else. The beach area is a good distance from where you park and kept in a fairly natural state, yet easy for people to sit and enjoy. It's the perfect little neighborhood get-away for a contemplative stroll or a romantic picnic with views out over Lake Washington.

This is a huge park with a lot of side street parking. The grass is green and the park is overall…read morevery well maintained. I was here in the middle of the day where there were a lot of students walking home from school and family's and people walking their dogs. It's a beautiful park with a basketball court, huge big toy and a long slide. The park was calm and brought back memories of my childhood. I just didn't like how the park has a bad rep to it because of the neighborhood it is in. It's a place to stop by after shopping by Safeway or grabbing food nearby Othello/MLK strip. Also, bring a snack and wear the right sliding outfit so you can shoot off the slide quick!

It's a great, cherished park in a 'hood of South Seattle. Open areas, trees of all types, play…read moretoys, playgrounds, b-ball courtz and winding paths that pass by a massive slide. Also, Cynthia has an iron backside. I've gone down a similar slide in Skyway when I was a kid and they don't round the bottom of these things - they're just FLAT BENT METAL. I've once sat at the top, meditating the rapid descent of 20-30 ft - and nothing more. I mean it's only sharp angles at the bends, no curves! I can only hear the: "Weeeeeeeeeeee!---[thump]---OWW!" It's a nice park/playground (parkground/!), though. Just watch out for the inconsiderate poop plops from dog owners who aren't quite mindful and some trash. Besides that, check it out a bit the next time you're in the area winding away from time.