Inclusive Playgrounds in the Seattle Area
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Credit: JiaYing Grygiel
Seaview Park, Edmonds
At Seaview Park, there are two play structures: a fort designed for kids ages 2–5, and a giant rope gym for kids ages 5–12. Parents of runners will appreciate the chain-link fence that wraps around three-quarters of the playground. Not so scenic, but very practical.
The playground sits on a hill, which kids love rolling down (or sledding down in winter). Parents will be happy there’s a parking lot at the park’s entrance, and restrooms adjacent to the playground. The park also has pickleball and tennis courts. In addition, there’s a big grassy field, ringed with mature trees, next to the playground.
Find it: 8030 185th St. S.W., Edmonds
– JiaYing Grygiel
Next stop: Miner’s Corner
