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Seattle Parks and Recreation Seeks Proposals for Redevelopment and Operation of Building 41 and/or Building 18 at Magnuson Park 

Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the redevelopment, renovation, and activation of Building 41 (former service station) and Building 18 (former fire station) located within Magnuson Park. SPR invites organizations to submit proposals to redevelop, operate, and manage either building under a long-term agreement with the City and in alignment with the uses… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle Parks and Recreation 2026 Summer Aquatics Hours 

Translated Materials available below Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is excited to announce the 2026 Summer Aquatics hours! Whether you’re looking to swim laps, cool off, or spend time at the beach, SPR offers a variety of ways to enjoy the water across the city all summer long. Explore the 2026 Summer Aquatic schedules:  Outdoor Pools This summer’s outdoor… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle Parks and Recreation Hosts Open House for Morgan Junction Park Expansion Design

Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is hosting an Open House to share an update on the Morgan Junction Park Expansion Schematic Design. Join us on May 13, 2026 from 6 to 7:30 pm, at The Kenney, 7125 Fauntleroy Way SW in West Seattle. The Open House will provide an opportunity for community members to view the updated schematic design, connect with the project team and learn more about the… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle Parks and Recreation invites you to learn more about West Queen Anne Playfield Renovation 

Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) invites the community to learn about improvements coming to West Queen Anne Playfield. Please join us at one of the following outreach events to learn about the improvements, meet the design team, and provide feedback. The West Queen Anne athletic fields serve as a hub for sports activities, including baseball, softball, and soccer. The improvements include a major upgrade with… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle Summer of Safety 2026 

Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR), in partnership with the Seattle Police Department (SPD) and other City departments, is implementing the 2026 Summer of Safety initiative to support safe, welcoming parks during the busiest time of year. This summer, visitors can expect modified park hours, increased staff and security presence, clearer signage, enhanced… [ Keep reading ]

Construction Begins in Lakeridge Park

Construction on Seattle Public Utilities (SPU)  Lakeridge Slope Stabilization Project has begun. This is an important step toward restoring Taylor Creek and protecting the Rainier Beach community from flooding and environmental harm. What is the Lakeridge Slope Stabilization Project? SPU owns and maintains a sewer line buried beneath the slopes of Dead… [ Keep reading ]

Why Grass May Look Longer in Seattle Parks In Spring 

If you’ve visited a Seattle park recently, you may have noticed that grass is growing quickly, and in some places it’s longer than expected. This is typical for this time of year and reflects how Seattle Parks and Recreation manages park landscapes each spring. April through May is peak mowing season. All parks are scheduled to be… [ Keep reading ]

Join Seattle Parks and Recreation’s Lifelong Program for Walking Soccer Clinics

Seattle Parks & Recreation’s Lifelong program is offering free Walking Soccer clinics for adults ages 50 and older at Magnuson Park this May! Walking soccer is a low-impact version of the game designed to support participants of all experience levels. The program focuses on light cardio, balance, coordination, and social… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle Parks and Recreation Announces Updated Teen Life Center Hours  

Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is inviting teens across the city to check out the updated schedule of hours and programming at its Teen Life Centers at Garfield, Meadowbrook, and Southwest Community Centers. SPR has updated its Teen Life Center hours to include Saturday Late Night programming from 5:00 PM to… [ Keep reading ]

Helping Our Environment Thrive, Every Day 

This Earth Day, Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) joins you and others around the world to celebrate our planet and dedicate ourselves to stewarding it well. One of SPR’s central values is to support a thriving environment. By this we mean a healthy and resilient ecosystem that provides clean air and water, habitat… [ Keep reading ]