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Magnuson Park

Magnuson Park is a large Lake Washington park on Sand Point, where a former naval site and restored wetlands create an unusually varied open landscape.

Why go

Go to Magnuson Park for a broad Lake Washington setting shaped by both military history and ecological restoration. The park occupies the former Naval Station Puget Sound site on Sand Point, and wetland work changed its landscape and hydrology. Its bird habitat gives the park a nature-focused counterpoint to Seattle's denser waterfronts and urban parks.

What to look for

Magnuson Park occupies the former Naval Station Puget Sound site on Sand Point.
Magnuson Park includes wetlands restored to reshape its landscape and hydrology.

Your next visit

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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min

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Opening information

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America/Los_Angeles · Sep 6, 2026 / Dec 1, 2026

Monday: 04:00–23:30
Tuesday: 04:00–23:30
Wednesday: 04:00–23:30
Thursday: 04:00–23:30
Friday: 04:00–23:30
Saturday: 04:00–23:30
Sunday: 04:00–23:30

Official visitor information

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