Public beach boasts breathtaking ocean views and a historic lighthouse. Families enjoy fire pits and playgrounds while dog owners appreciate clean, peaceful paths. Large rocky areas and a boat ramp offer diverse activities for all visitors.
Clean and well-maintained beach with a large rocky area that fits many visitors. Offers family-friendly spaces with benches, fire pits, barbecues, and a boat ramp for various activities.
"I loved watching the ferries and the sunset from the beach."
"This meditation spot is so peaceful and beautiful."
"It's a nice, Kid Friendly spot with a playground."
Good to know
All parking at Mukilteo Beach is pay-to-park.
Parking can get busy, so arrive early for a spot.
Bring your own firewood for the fire pits.
Scenic beach park offers breathtaking water views and a spacious sandy shore perfect for frisbee and family fun. Open grassy areas with volleyball courts add lively energy while fire pits and picnic spots invite relaxation. Walking paths and an off-leash dog area complete the welcoming vibe.
Huge, spacious beach with sandy shore and ocean views across Puget Sound. Easy access and roomy layout make it great for frisbee, parties, and family gatherings.
Good to know
Parking can be extremely difficult on busy weekends; arrive early to find a spot.
Restrooms are available at the park for visitor convenience.
The concession stand closes at 6pm, so plan accordingly.
Soft sand and panoramic mountain views create a stunning beach setting. Large grassy fields and picnic areas offer space for outdoor fun and gatherings. Calm vibe blends natural beauty with amenities like event halls and a pier overlooking the marina.
Soft sand and amazing views of mountains and water define this beach. It offers a clean, family friendly environment with plenty of space and good facilities.
Good to know
There is always something going on at Golden Gardens Beach, like kite flying events.
Parking at Golden Gardens Beach can be chaotic, especially on weekends.
Arriving early is recommended on weekends or holidays because it can get busy.
Small, cozy beach with quiet waves and a rocky shoreline offers a peaceful spot for visitors. Stunning Seattle skyline views make it a great place to relax. Limited roadside parking keeps the park intimate and uncrowded.
Small and cozy with a few steps leading down to a rock beach. The beach feels cute and intimate, perfect for a quiet visit.
Good to know
Street parking is available, but it can be minimal.
There is no dedicated parking lot; only roadside parking is available.
The park is small, which may limit activities.
Large park offers spacious grassy areas and two clean beaches with stunning mountain views. Plenty of parking and picnic spots make it great for families. Water activities like kayaking and paddleboarding thrive in warm lake water.
Clean, well maintained sand meets a spacious swimming area with stunning mountain views. Plenty of parking sits close to picnic spots and play areas for kids.
Good to know
A Discover Pass is required for entry to Sunset Beach.
Parking is plentiful and close to the beach and picnic areas.
Day use costs $10 at the kiosk.
Nude beach offers scenic views and a quiet atmosphere with hidden spots for privacy. Access requires a long walk or kayak at high tide. Mostly frequented by men, it has a laid-back vibe with occasional social moments.
A nude beach with scenic views, mostly frequented by men. Access at high tide needs a paddle board or kayak or involves trespassing on train tracks. Some areas offer quiet spots for couples without intrusion.
Good to know
Accessing the beach requires walking in during low tide.
At high tide, the beach narrows significantly, making access difficult.
The walk from the parking area to the beach is about a mile long.
Small park near ferry terminal offers picturesque views of Puget Sound and Olympic Peninsula. Kid-friendly beach with safe sand and grassy areas invites play and relaxation. Walking paths and benches provide peaceful spots to watch boats and enjoy sunsets.
Easy access leads to a kid-friendly beach with safe sand and walking paths. Beach walking at low tide offers a cool hangout with benches and views of the ferry coming and going.
Good to know
The park has clean public restrooms and ample parking spaces.
The ocean can be accessed for swimming through this park; check current regulations.
Restaurants and cafes are located within a one-minute walk.
Small beach and grassy area offer easy water access and ample parking. Peaceful spot with views of Mercer Island and Lake Washington. Sheltered bay suits paddling and well-kept walking paths run along the water.
Ample and convenient parking sits close to the beach access. The beach itself is tiny with a small grassy area nearby. A long walking path runs along the water with small beaches at intervals.
Good to know
Parking is ample and convenient for loading and unloading into the beach access.
The launch spot is suitable for human-powered crafts like kayaks and paddleboards.
There are no restrooms or playgrounds at the boat launch.
Pavilion on water offers picturesque waterfront views and peaceful spots for family time. Clear water and a cute beachfront make swimming fun in summer. Amenities include a dock and water activities like kayaking and paddle boarding.
Clear, transparent water makes swimming enjoyable during summer. The beach features a cute beachfront and a dock of boats at the park, with many activities and a small swimming area.
Good to know
Parking at Marina Park Al Locke Pavilion costs $1 per hour.
Parking can be difficult to find in downtown Kirkland.
The farmers market runs on Wednesdays from 3 to 7 PM, June through September.
Park features rocky beach access with peaceful, spacious areas perfect for quiet walks and open water swimming. Three viewpoints offer stunning sights of Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains. Seasonal off-leash dog areas with poop bags provided make it great for pet owners.
Rocky shores offer amazing views and a large, uncrowded space for gathering or stillness. Dogs can roam off-leash seasonally with poop bags provided near the waterfront.
Good to know
Dogs are required to be leashed at all times in the park.
Public restrooms are available at the park.
There is plenty of parking at Richmond Beach Saltwater Park.
Beachfront spot blends vintage charm with modern comforts and offers incredible water views and the Seattle skyline. Calm, warm vibe suits family gatherings and events, with nearby fire pits perfect for sunset socializing.
Right on the beach with incredible water views and the Seattle skyline visible. Nearby fire pits offer spots to gather and watch the sunset, creating a calm, warm atmosphere for families and groups.
Good to know
The space is clean and well-maintained for visitors.
The combination of the Bathhouse and fire pits is great for gatherings.
The beach area offers incredible views of the Seattle skyline.