- Magnuson Park - Parks | seattle. gov
Located along a splendid mile-long stretch of Lake Washington's shoreline in northeast Seattle, it is Seattle's second-largest park, encompassing 350 acres Magnuson Park boasts many landmarks and historical sites that prominently display Art Deco-style architecture
- Magnuson Park - Wikipedia
Magnuson Park is a park in the Sand Point neighborhood of Seattle, Washington, United States At 350 acres (140 ha) it is the second-largest park in Seattle, after Discovery Park in Magnolia (which covers 534 acres (2 16 km 2))
- 10 BEST Things to Do at Magnuson Park - citybop
Magnuson Park is Seattle’s second largest park, located on the western shore of Lake Washington in Seattle’s northeast This breathtaking park has a popular beach, waterfront trail, and a fun brewery near a kayak rental area
- Magnuson Park Map – Map of Seattle
In addition to its natural beauty, Magnuson Park is home to a number of sports facilities, including soccer fields, tennis courts, and a popular off-leash dog park The park also offers an amphitheater, picnic areas, and a community garden
- Magnuson Park - Washington Trails Association
All these trails can be found in Magnuson Park, located just off Sand Point Way in Seattle Follow Sand Point Way east, towards Lake Washington to its intersection with NE 65th St Turn right here, into Magnuson Park, and drive past two roads on your left to a large parking area on the left
- Magnuson Park, northeast Seattles place to hike and play - MB B
Magnuson Park, located on the shores of Lake Washington, offers hiking and biking trails, Seattle's largest dog park, beach access, and more!
- Magnuson Park — The Mountaineers
Warren G Magnuson Park is located on a beautiful mile-long stretch of Lake Washington's shoreline and is Seattle's second largest park at 530 acres There are trails, athletic fields, grassy areas, picnic shelters, and many other amenities
- Magnuson Park Swimming Beach - Parks - Seattle. gov
Magnuson Park has a public swim beach on the shore of Lake Washington, boasting excellent views of the water and landscape all the way to Mt Rainier To reach the beach, enter the park on NE 65th St and turn left at the stop sign
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