Jack Perry Memorial Park

Jack Perry Memorial Park is a small park owned by the Port of Seattle, notable for being the first shoreline access point south of downtown Seattle. It provides occasional access for kayakers, with the next shoreline access to the north located in the Olympic Sculpture Park.

The park is distinguished by its abundance of madrona trees, which were once common along the waterfront but have become rare due to their slow growth and vulnerability to disturbance. Jack Perry Memorial Park serves as a unique natural space that highlights the region's ecological heritage.

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