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Woodland Park

Spread over an area of around 90 acres, Woodland Park is a multipurpose park and recreation space located southwest of Green Lake and north of the Fremont district. It is separated into two parts by Aurora Avenue wherein the Woodland Park Zoo occupies one side. Here you can spot varied species of birds, mammals and a few reptiles and amphibian species. During winters, many exciting events and concerts are usually lined up like the 'Wildlights'. The eastern part of the park, known as the Lower Woodland Park, is an ideal spot for picnics with reservable picnic spaces and barbecue grills. The park also has an off-leash area for pets, ballfields, a mini-golf course, horseshoe pits, tennis courts, a bowling lawn and a skate park. Read More

Woodland Park Zoo spanning 92 acres in size, is a National Award-winning wildlife conservation establishment and zoological garden. Across multiple categories, it has received over 65 awards, and in 2019 it recorded a whopping 1.4 million international and domestic visitors. It features over 1,000 animals of nearly 300 species from all over the world. Located in the Phinney Ridge neighborhood of Seattle, Washington, the zoo began as a small menagerie on the estate of Guy C. Phinney, a Canadian-born lumber mill owner, and real estate developer. Read More

Zoomazium is an 8,500 square feet Kid friendly space located within the Woodland Zoo Park. The area comprises an indoor- all-weather facility divided into several play, activities, and exploration spaces. It also features interactive nature-themed spaces with multimedia facilities to induce imaginative play and inculcate an interest and awareness in young children of the importance of nature and wildlife.

The Golden Garden Park is located in Ballard, a neighbourhood in Seattle, which encompasses several hiking trails, wetlands, and beaches. It is one of the most popular parks and houses the most beautiful beach in the Northwest. The beach features a bathhouse with a restroom, a boat launch, fire pits, playground, and picnic areas, etc. With an extraordinary view of the Pudget Sound and the Olympic Mountains, visitors can also enjoy sunbathing on the sandy beach, fishing at the pier, boating, and playing volleyball. Read More

The Secular Jewish Circle is a synagogue for secular jews. The center has a very welcoming community that consists of individuals from different walks of life. Affiliated with the Humanistic Judaism Movement, SJC focuses on celebrating historical and cultural Jewish traditions and secular humanism. The center hosts educational sessions for adults and children through Shalom Sunday School and B’nai Mitzvah Programs to teach the philosophies of a humanistic approach. Read More

Pilgrim Church was an individual entity until 2003 but later merged with First Christian church to form the All Pilgrims Christian Church. Established in 1899 and located in the Capitol area of Seattle, the All Pilgrims Christian Church in Seattle is a progressive faith community that welcomes all for worship and spiritual growth. Their services take place every Sunday, which includes traditional and modern Christian rituals. Varied repertoire prepared by professional and amateur singers, traditional prayers, meditation and mindfulness sessions, bible readings, storytelling is all part of their weekly services. Devotees can get more involved in church services by donations, thereby benefiting the underprivileged. Read More

Sprawled over 102 acres in SeaTac, Angle Lake is an L-shaped lake with clear water and lush green surroundings. The lake is encircled with ample facilities and activities such as spray park play area, barbecue area, picnic shelter and games room. Swimming, boating and camping around the lake makes it even better for a summer getaway. Stocked with rainbow trout, kokanee, crappie, catfish, yellow perch, largemouth bass etc., Angle Lake is one of the prominent places for fishing round the year. Angle Lake offers playground, and courts for kids along with the very famous spray water park play area. Angle Lake is a venue for many community events as well, like SeaTac International Festival which are worth a visit. Read More

Asian Art Museum

Located within Seattle’s Volunteer Park, Asian Art Museum represents the art from the Asian countries of India, Japan, Korea, the Himalayas,China and other Southeast Asian countries. It features both contemporary as well as traditional artworks in different forms such as paintings, glass work, sculptures etc. Exhibitions are held throughout the year in this gallery and some of the exhibits include the famous Madhubani paintings of Baua Devi, Famous Japanese artist, Mr’s pop art and a lot more. Read More

Nestled along the Green River, the Auburn Golf Course is a challenging 18-hole par 71 course that lengthens over 6000 yards. It was purchased by the City of Auburn in the year 1968 after its construction in 1948. The golf course features a pro shop, hosts several tournaments, leagues, golf lessons, etc. The golf course also has men and women clubs and organizes leagues and other general public events like spring scramble, super bowl scramble every year. Golf lessons for both adults and kids are available at the course, especially during the summer and spring seasons. Offered by the golf course are also several tee times that golfers can book through their website. Read More

Situated on Vashon Island the AYH Ranch or the Vashon Campground is a western-themed campground in a rustic setting. Campers have several camping options ranging from tent rentals to cabin rentals. Every campsite is installed with fire pits. This campground is just a ferry ride from Seattle and is perfect for camping, small family getaways, or overnight group events. Festivals like Vashon Strawberry Festival, Vashon Island Art Studio tour for the art lovers, etc., are hosted here every year. Recreational activities like Kayaking, paddleboarding, hiking, mountain-biking, horse-back riding, wildlife viewing, etc., are available at the campground. Read More