Seward Park

Why go

Choose Seward Park for a Lake Washington outing where the shoreline and forest are equally important. Bailey Peninsula was once an island before the Lake Washington Ship Canal lowered the lake in 1916, and the area has a much longer Duwamish history. Andrews' Bay provides a beach setting, while the peninsula gives the park a clear sense of separation from the city.

What to look for

• Seward Park occupies Bailey Peninsula, a former island in Lake Washington.
• Seward Park contains one of Seattle's surviving tracts of old-growth forest.

Your next visit

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