Licton Springs Park — Attraction in Seattle

Wonderful park! Gives you a little bit of taste of much wanted forest. First walked here from the proton center, through the beautiful graveyard just to the south of it, then down Ashworth, and, voilà! Ashworth is strangely beautiful, too, and I wish I could review the street (can I?) small houses, the kind of the neighborhood you'd like to live in, with a bit of space in their yards. I yearn for something modest, something quaint, somewhere with one more room than what we have now (lofted studio) so that when one of us can't sleep or isn't supposed to, we can sprawl out into the other room and leave the other undisturbed and unperturbed. This was my first time here, and I was concussed from a sport I don't play. Didn't even realize one of my best friends lives right around the corner! They are serious deals, concussions. Protect your head. That's where...

Also another pretty spot in that area along Aurora/Hwy99..It has an awesome Parisian well w/great info on it & the spring(s) that feed it..Also plenty of information plaques on the sustainable way in which they manage the lush indigenous plant life & how it was built..Another wonder of nature showcased beautifully by sustainable development philosophies.Really pretty trails cut thru the whole park while going over picturesque streams, well lightly filtered storm runoff water but there really is spring(s)& a real Parisian well..Also a new playground with equipment & seasonally open public restrooms which are not open now..Great place to exercise, picnic, play, relax & let your pup run around..The park is about a city block big and there is street parking all around it..Be respectful cuz it is located in a neighborhood so behave & don't...

What a great neighborhood park this was! There were many children and dogs running around playing on the playground, which my my 5 year old was very pleased with! I was especially impressed with the fact that there were many plastic toy cars all over for children to ride on that belong to the park. Also hopscotch Lane was super cute. There were about seven different types of hopscotch all from different countries and they had a description on how to play them and where they were from. I would have given this park 5 stars except that there were a few homeless people lurking around the restrooms and one of the men poked his head in the bathroom while I was in there and asked me if I had a cigarette. It definitely...