Ethan W.
7/29/2025
Colman Park is such a peaceful little escape. The trees, the lake, and the views of Mt. Rainier make it feel like a hidden spot right in the city. I came here to clear my head and ended up staying...
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1800 Lake Washington Blvd S
Seattle, WA 98144
Colman Park is a historic 24-acre park in Seattle's Mount Baker neighborhood, designed by the Olmsted brothers. It features natural areas, urban forest views of the Cascades, Lake Washington, and Mount Rainier, along with a lakeside swimming beach, community garden, and walking trails.
Friends of Colman Park (FoCP) is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to the stewardship of Colman Park, having begun its community-driven efforts in 1975 and adopting its official name in 1993. FoCP engages in native habitat restoration, historic preservation, public education, fundraising, and community service projects in collaboration with Seattle Parks and Recreation and other stakeholder groups.
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Meg T.
10/23/2023
When I think of Colman Park, I think of the underpasses. I'm a Californian, we don't really do fun underpasses like Seattle does, especially not ones like these which look to be mostly from the...
Eva M.
5/18/2021
When I look at the map, "Colman xyz" is actually in 3 parts. There is a Colman Playground that is the furthest away by 23rd Avenue S, and shares the same grounds as Seattle Children's PlayGarden....
Ana M.
7/15/2019
It is a very beautiful place where you can sit down and relax watching the beauty of the water or the sky reflected on it. Water is warm on summer and dogs can swim in it after a hike up through...
Carolyn P.
3/8/2021
Winding and woodsy. Lots of wandering trails to jog or walk. A big community garden to see, lots of stairs to climb (or not!) and access to the water on the east end
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