Fauntleroy Park was established in 1971 and covers almost 32 acres of land in Seattle, WA. It is made of wetlands and forests which mainly is covered with Hardwood and Riparian trees. They are also home to the Fauntleroy Creek and is currently managed by the Friends of Fauntleroy Park. The park is available for activities like hiking, birdwatching and is a popular picnic spot in the area.
Website: seattle.gov
Phone: (206) 684-4075
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of SW Barton St and 40th Ave SW
3951 SW Barton St Seattle, WA 98136 ·2277.13 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpNice chill park, not super crowded but still enough people around that it doesn't feel completely empty. There are a few really good smoke spots tucked away with a good amount of privacy (if you...
MoreI love this hidden little gem nestled right off Fauntleroy Way not far up the street from the ferry terminal. My toddler loves the boardwalk portions and the bridges that cross over the creeks. I...
MoreNice wooded park for walking with plenty of street parking. Not too crowded when we went on a weekday afternoon. Would visit again.
MoreI've been exploring a lot of different parks in the area recently, and was fairly happy I decided to check this one out :) To be honest, it was difficult to find at first because it's in this...
MoreFauntleroy Park is a well maintained 32.9 acre patch of wilderness near the Fauntleroy ferry terminal. I can't believe I've lived so close to such a gem of a little park for this long without...
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