(206) 322-4112
1247 15th Ave E
(15th Avenue)
Seattle,
WA
98112
47.6285
-122.3127
Neighborhoods: Capitol Hill, Broadway
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In Short – The Olmsted brothers designed this 45-acre park in 1904 with formal gardens, a vine-covered pergola, circling drives and a greenhouse conservatory. Volunteer Park was first called City Park, but it was renamed in 1901 to honor volunteers of the Spanish-American War.The park's winding paths are perfect for jogging or cycling, though many active Seattleites are drawn to the tennis courts. Kids romp on the jungle gym and splash in the summertime wading pool.
The Details on Volunteer Park
The Extras:
Plant lovers should check out the specimens of rare cacti and even rarer orchids in the 1912 Greenhouse Conservatory.
Know Before You Go:
The Seattle Asian Art Museum is located in the middle of the park.
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