The weekends in winter and early spring are quite subdue with walled patches of daffodils in bloom next to ones still budding. No looming overcast so far with parking free on weekends. Although a few, initially-aggressive geese were emulating panhandlers for food; they at least got the hint when swiftly walking away.

This very walkable, flat, mostly paved park is a nice complement to the adjacent lake.Watch for the geese and their droppings in particular.Benches, bridges, paths, greens are fine gathering of young and old on a dry day.Some more mature trees would bring more shade.

We had what was definitely something akin to a unique experience, but it was still incredible. After the snow at the end of December, we decided to see if Lake Union Park was still snowy, and it was magical. The rest of the time, I'd probably rate the park a 4 at the highest.

Spent a lot of time here one summer when I was staying on my boat. I pull up to the docks and order some chicken wings at Hooters and then walk over to this part to enjoy them. Not a whole lot going on there but ducks and geese so watch where you sit. Reviews of the lake or nice and it feels good to be out of the are right on the edge of the water. not a must-do by any means but if you're in the area why not

Close to the center of Downtown Seattle. Provides access to green space and water. It is just a quick 20 minute walk or you can take the streetcar ride from downtown. Wonderful place to stroll, get on a boat, or take a moment to just catch your breath.