Floating sauna on the lake offers breathtaking views and a robust wood fire that creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. The setting includes a cold plunge into the lake, providing a unique contrast therapy experience. The space feels clean, cozy, and peaceful, ideal for relaxation and unwinding.
Easy access comes from a nearby covered parking garage. Parking tickets get validated by the friendly Sauna Master at the end.
Views include lake and mountain scenery with boats and a yacht marina nearby. The setting offers a peaceful waterfront atmosphere that feels relaxing and social, especially near sunset.
"The Sauna leaves you feeling refreshed and renewed."
"It's a fun adventure with the sauna and cold lake plunge."
"Parking is validated by the Sauna Master."
Good to know
Reservations are required for private events, such as birthday parties.
The sauna offers community plunging events in Tacoma, Gig Harbor, and Kitsap.
Fall sauna sessions will be available again in the fall.
Park offers spacious lawns, winding paths, and lake views that create a peaceful atmosphere. It attracts families and young people who enjoy relaxing, watching sunsets, and socializing. Dog-friendly areas and a playground add to its family appeal.
Plenty of street parking exists, but the parking lots are small and can fill up on busy days. Finding a spot a little ways down the road is common when lots are limited.
Beautiful lake views dominate the scene with calming water and docks visible at sunset. The park stays well kept and offers consistently gorgeous scenery.
Good to know
Parking can be limited on busy days, but street parking is available.
The park has a parking lot and public toilets nearby.
The park is well maintained and offers beautiful views of the water.
Beachfront park offers stunning lake and city skyline views with a long boardwalk circling a swimming area. Atmosphere is peaceful and relaxing, though it can get busy and lively on sunny days. Playground and water activities attract families, creating a communal vibe without feeling overcrowded.
Plenty of free parking surrounds the park, making it easier to find a spot than at other parks nearby. Parking fills up on sunny weekends but remains generally ample and accessible.
Views include a serene night scene and a pier extending into Lake Washington for skyline watching. The park offers scenic sights of mountains and downtown Seattle along the water.
Good to know
Parking can be a challenge, especially on weekends and sunny days.
Expect large crowds during summer, particularly on hot days.
The Friday Market runs from June to September, featuring local produce.
Waterfront park offers stunning lake and city views with a quiet, peaceful atmosphere on weekdays and a lively, fun vibe at times. Trails, benches, and a small sandy beach provide spots to relax or stroll, while live music adds to the inviting outdoor experience.
Parking offers free spots but can be limited and sometimes requires a bit of a walk, especially on weekends. Nearby areas provide plenty of parking options.
Spectacular waterfront views stretch across the lake and city skyline. Grassy slopes and benches offer spots to relax and watch stunning sunsets over boats and distant mountains.
Good to know
Parking can be a bit of a challenge, especially on weekends.
The beach offers local markets and events throughout the year.
Restrooms are clean and well-maintained.
Hotel sits on a lakefront with phenomenal views and a serene atmosphere. It features Bauhausian design and offers luxury spa amenities alongside cozy fireplaces and outdoor fire pits. The space is quiet on weekdays but becomes lively with wedding events on weekends.
Inside the hotel, convenient parking is available with an underground garage that includes complimentary Tesla charging.
Rooms offer spectacular lakefront views with balconies overlooking Lake Washington and the Olympic Mountains. Courtyard views add a calming and serene atmosphere that enhances the stay.
Good to know
The hotel is pet friendly, making it a great choice for dog owners.
Parking is available in a large lot with underground access.
The hotel doubles as a wedding venue, which can lead to lively events.
Park offers stunning lake views and majestic Mt. Rainier backdrop with direct waterfront access. Atmosphere stays peaceful and tranquil, ideal for picnics, swimming, and family outings. Features include playground, picnic shelters, and barbecue grills amid large trees.
Plenty of parking slots make access easy. The ample parking avoids hassle even during busy times.
Views include Mount Rainier and Lake Washington on clear days. The park offers a peaceful setting with water views and a sheltered picnic area.
Good to know
Parking is very limited, so arrive early or be prepared to search for a spot.
The park is great for outdoor events and gatherings.
Expect the parking lot to be busy during the summer months.
Wide open grassy fields and waterfront views create a peaceful setting with plenty of space for picnics, games, and walking dogs. Quiet atmosphere and lush gardens offer a calm escape near the city. Scattered benches and a pavilion provide spots to relax while enjoying the lake scenery.
Free parking exists but is limited and lacks shade. Street parking near expensive homes offers an alternative.
Outstanding views of Lake Washington and the Seattle skyline dominate the scenery. The park offers beautiful water views and a great spot for sunsets.
Good to know
Parking is available, but it can be limited during busy times.
There are no public restrooms in the park.
The park features well-maintained walking paths suitable for leisurely strolls.
Pavilion built on water offers picturesque waterfront views of Lake Washington and moored yachts. Atmosphere stays peaceful and relaxing, with quiet spots for walking and family time alongside areas with live music and events. Amenities include picnic tables, a dock, and water activities like kayaking and paddle boarding.
Parking stays close to the pavilion and is usually easy to find. A pay lot fills by early evening, but a public garage nearby offers a backup option within a short walk.
Views stretch across Lake Washington to Sandpoint and downtown Seattle. The waterfront offers a quiet, picturesque setting with open park areas and a lovely spot for sunsets.
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 offers spectacular lake views with Mount Rainier visible from the dock. It features a well-maintained pier, playground, and swimming areas that create a peaceful, family-friendly atmosphere. The setting is quiet and scenic, ideal for relaxing and enjoying sunsets.
Parking varies by area. One spot offers amazing beach parking, while another has limited parking availability.
Views include panoramic lake scenes, sunsets over the Olympic Mountains, and clear sights of Mount Rainier. A dock and paved paths offer spots for sunset watching and photography.
Good to know
Parking at Waverly Beach Park is very limited, especially on hot summer days.
The restrooms are clean and well-maintained with supplies available.
Waverly Beach Park is great for family picnics and has a playground.
Spacious park with elevated boardwalks and views of Lake Washington offers a peaceful, quiet atmosphere ideal for walking, bird watching, and photography. Wildlife like herons and turtles add to the natural setting. Crowds increase on weekends, but the overall vibe remains calm and serene.
Parking includes a wheelchair accessible lot with an accessible entrance. Spaces can be tight but generally parking is easy to find.
Stunning views of Lake Washington, Goat Hill, and Finn Hill create a serene atmosphere. Wooden bridges offer fascinating water and wildlife sights, while sunsets add to the beautiful scenery.
Good to know
Parking can be tight, especially on sunny weekends.
The park hosts family events like kids concerts and movie nights.
Paddle boarding is accessible and affordable at the park.