Edwin T Pratt Park

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1800 S Main St

Seattle, WA 98144

+1 (206) 684-4075

https://seattle.gov

Edwin T Pratt Park in Seattle, WA, is part of a vibrant urban landscape managed by the City's Parks and Recreation department, which oversees 485 parks and recreational facilities. The park serves as a community hub, providing residents with opportunities for outdoor activities, relaxation, and engagement in local events.

As a component of the broader City of Seattle initiatives, Edwin T Pratt Park reflects the city's commitment to enhancing quality of life through accessible green spaces and recreational programs. The park is linked to various city resources aimed at promoting well-being, public safety, and community involvement.

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