Magnolia Tidelands 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 offers occasional access for kayakers and features a unique abundance of madrona trees, which were once common along the waterfront but are now rare due to their slow growth and vulnerability to disturbance. This park serves as a vital part of the community's waterfront redevelopment efforts, providing a natural space for recreation and appreciation of local flora. With its scenic shoreline and rich ecological features, Jack Perry Memorial Park is a hidden gem for both locals and visitors alike. Generated from their business information