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Terminal 18 Park

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Tiny yellow flowers with dew drops on their petals.
Tiny yellow flowers with dew drops on their petals.
A place to sit and bird watch.
A place to sit and bird watch.
Trash can along the side of the path.
Trash can along the side of the path.
A T 18 for Terminal 18 (Park)!
A T 18 for Terminal 18 (Park)!
Picnic area by the parking lot.
Picnic area by the parking lot.
Two mushrooms, one brimming with water.
Two mushrooms, one brimming with water.
3401 Klickitat Ave SW
Seattle, WA 98134
https://www.portseattle.org

Terminal 18 Park is a recreational facility nestled in the heart of Seattle, WA, offering a variety of outdoor activities and amenities for visitors of all ages.

With its scenic surroundings and well-maintained grounds, Terminal 18 Park provides a welcoming space for individuals and families to relax, unwind, and enjoy the beauty of nature.

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5.01 reviews
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Tanis L.
9/26/2020

Happy National Public Lands Day! Terminal 18 Park is a public park run/managed through the Port of Seattle. There is a parking lot if you choose to drive to this location. I walked here via the...

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