Not very big, about 20 yards by 10, but from the pictures I have seen it looks magnificent when it was running. However they are currently refurbishing it. A fireman from next door said they had been doing it for about 6 months already. If so it probably has 6 months to go. As such it is just a pile of rocks

The park is a surprising sight within the heart of downtown. The park is free to sit and see rushing waters next to the fire station; occasionally, the fire alarm had rung. It can be peaceful when hearing the rush, which the visit can last a minute or even half an hour. No crowd. No park staff. The park's walls felt like an intact exhibit. The trees and shrubbery gave a nice overall landscape when seeing from the wide cloister for the curious traveler.

I found this one of the prettiest city parks in Seattle. Very dramatic scenery and some great views of the skyline and the Sound. A lovely place to spend time, but only in good weather, which is the challenge.

This is tucked away, but is a very loud, very active series of waterfalls that are almost cascading down from apartment buildings (not quite, but it’s right next to the apartment buildings). There is a small seating area with lush plantings, Japanese maples, moss covered rocks, and definitely an Asian feel. If you're visiting Pioneer Square, this is worth stopping by - nice place to rest your feet!

Waterfall garden park in in Seattle and it’s a little oasis in the middle of a city. Very active man made waterfall in a nice gardened area. Well worth a visit.