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Madison Park — Attraction in Seattle

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Madison Park
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Madison Park Beach
1900 43rd Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
d o m i c i l e Gallery + Design
4116 E Madison St, Seattle, WA 98112
Madison Park North Beach
2300 43rd Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
Beaver Lodge Sanctuary
37th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
Nearby restaurants
Cactus Madison Park
4220 E Madison St, Seattle, WA 98112
How to Cook a Wolf
4200 E Madison St, Seattle, WA 98112
The Independent Pizzeria
4235 E Madison St, Seattle, WA 98112
Sushi Suzuki
4116 1/2 E Madison St, Seattle, WA 98112
McGilvra's Bar & Restaurant
4234 E Madison St, Seattle, WA 98112
Bamboo Thai Cuisine
1841 42nd Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112, United States
The Attic
4226 E Madison St, Seattle, WA 98112
Hanok
4021 E Madison St, Seattle, WA 98112
Starbucks
4000 E Madison St, Seattle, WA 98112
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Madison Park

4201 E Madison St, Seattle, WA 98112
4.6(446)
Open 24 hours
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Outdoor
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Pet friendly
attractions: Madison Park Beach, d o m i c i l e Gallery + Design, Madison Park North Beach, Beaver Lodge Sanctuary, restaurants: Cactus Madison Park, How to Cook a Wolf, The Independent Pizzeria, Sushi Suzuki, McGilvra's Bar & Restaurant, Bamboo Thai Cuisine, The Attic, Hanok, Starbucks
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Nearby attractions of Madison Park

Madison Park Beach

d o m i c i l e Gallery + Design

Madison Park North Beach

Beaver Lodge Sanctuary

Madison Park Beach

Madison Park Beach

4.6

(532)

Open 24 hours
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d o m i c i l e Gallery + Design

d o m i c i l e Gallery + Design

5.0

(17)

Open until 5:00 PM
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Madison Park North Beach

Madison Park North Beach

4.6

(86)

Open until 11:30 PM
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Beaver Lodge Sanctuary

Beaver Lodge Sanctuary

4.5

(56)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Madison Park

Cactus Madison Park

How to Cook a Wolf

The Independent Pizzeria

Sushi Suzuki

McGilvra's Bar & Restaurant

Bamboo Thai Cuisine

The Attic

Hanok

Starbucks

Cactus Madison Park

Cactus Madison Park

4.6

(656)

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How to Cook a Wolf

How to Cook a Wolf

4.3

(181)

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The Independent Pizzeria

The Independent Pizzeria

4.7

(158)

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Sushi Suzuki

Sushi Suzuki

4.8

(99)

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Amy G.Amy G.
This is one of my favorite beaches on lake Washington. It can get quite busy in the summer, but there's usually enough space to set a towel down. The swimming area is large, and if you're more of an open water swimmer (this is a popular place for them), you can swim past that area and still not be in boat traffic but be visible from shore. Parking can be quite tight as the neighborhood has several apartments with this residents parking on the street. I prefer to bike there instead. The beach and swimming area is mostly sand/silt, instead of rocks like at some of the other beaches. Not a ton of water plants, either, if those freak you out. There's a little bathroom, but it's locked in the off-season. I either come prepared or deck change. A minor downside is because it's on the east side of a hill, it doesn't have as much afternoon sun, so it'll get colder to hang out after about 3pm or so. Best swimming (if you want warm sun) is earlier than 2pm. If you want no crowds, though, you can swim in the evening (at your own risk, naturally). There are several eateries (pizza, brunch, a pub), coffee spot, and a grocery within walking distance.
Ankit SoodAnkit Sood
Best place to cool off in the crazy heat wave of Seattle downtown area. The water is green, and perfectly cold. It was the most refreshing thing we could have done.. must checkout for meeting lovely locals of this wonderful town aka Grunge City. Can see Mt Rainier, and a few other snow tipped peaks from the water line. Upto 4 lifeguards on duty, with a vigilant presence. Great for kids and grownups alike. Entry is slightly rocky, with a sandy bottom for the rest of the swimmable area.
Quan NguyenQuan Nguyen
A kid playground with little shade in the center but many shades around located uphill next to a beach. Metal Swing-N-Slide play-set, plastics swings, at least 3 Bugaloo Playgrounds, and some other creative plays. Some cafeterias across the street, Bank of America and Wells Fargo are a little further across the street. There are two tennis fields where you can play. Parking here is easy.
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This is one of my favorite beaches on lake Washington. It can get quite busy in the summer, but there's usually enough space to set a towel down. The swimming area is large, and if you're more of an open water swimmer (this is a popular place for them), you can swim past that area and still not be in boat traffic but be visible from shore. Parking can be quite tight as the neighborhood has several apartments with this residents parking on the street. I prefer to bike there instead. The beach and swimming area is mostly sand/silt, instead of rocks like at some of the other beaches. Not a ton of water plants, either, if those freak you out. There's a little bathroom, but it's locked in the off-season. I either come prepared or deck change. A minor downside is because it's on the east side of a hill, it doesn't have as much afternoon sun, so it'll get colder to hang out after about 3pm or so. Best swimming (if you want warm sun) is earlier than 2pm. If you want no crowds, though, you can swim in the evening (at your own risk, naturally). There are several eateries (pizza, brunch, a pub), coffee spot, and a grocery within walking distance.
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Best place to cool off in the crazy heat wave of Seattle downtown area. The water is green, and perfectly cold. It was the most refreshing thing we could have done.. must checkout for meeting lovely locals of this wonderful town aka Grunge City. Can see Mt Rainier, and a few other snow tipped peaks from the water line. Upto 4 lifeguards on duty, with a vigilant presence. Great for kids and grownups alike. Entry is slightly rocky, with a sandy bottom for the rest of the swimmable area.
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A kid playground with little shade in the center but many shades around located uphill next to a beach. Metal Swing-N-Slide play-set, plastics swings, at least 3 Bugaloo Playgrounds, and some other creative plays. Some cafeterias across the street, Bank of America and Wells Fargo are a little further across the street. There are two tennis fields where you can play. Parking here is easy.
Quan Nguyen

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4.6
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5y

This is one of my favorite beaches on lake Washington. It can get quite busy in the summer, but there's usually enough space to set a towel down. The swimming area is large, and if you're more of an open water swimmer (this is a popular place for them), you can swim past that area and still not be in boat traffic but be visible from shore. Parking can be quite tight as the neighborhood has several apartments with this residents parking on the street. I prefer to bike there instead. The beach and swimming area is mostly sand/silt, instead of rocks like at some of the other beaches. Not a ton of water plants, either, if those freak you out. There's a little bathroom, but it's locked in the off-season. I either come prepared or deck change. A minor downside is because it's on the east side of a hill, it doesn't have as much afternoon sun, so it'll get colder to hang out after about 3pm or so. Best swimming (if you want warm sun) is earlier than 2pm. If you want no crowds, though, you can swim in the evening (at your own risk, naturally). There are several eateries (pizza, brunch, a pub), coffee spot, and a grocery within...

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5.0
7y

Great beach with beautiful eastward view of the Cascades. The core of downtown Bellevue rises above the near horizon. The drone of 520 provides an ocean like sonic ambience. A parade of all types of boats make their way north and south, sending their waves towards the beach. Distance swimmers come and go from here as well. Always awe-inspiring to see them with their florescent orange swimmers buoy round the bend of the protruding apartment buildings that flank the southside of the beach. There is always something happening at...

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5.0
3y

A great place to hang out just about anytime, but if you like a nice beach on a hot day then this is the place and it gets packed. Always bring a blanket to sit on and food, but there are restaurants and even ice cream close by. Catch a bus or walk if you don't want to search for parking, there's actually a lot of parking but regulars and locals get those spots quick. This is the best public beach on the west side of Lake Washington, due to is size and double diving boards and deeper...

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