Burrows Landing Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
Historical Significance
Burrows Landing Park is named after Albert S. Burrows, one of the first settlers in the Bellevue area who arrived in 1882. Burrows was a prominent figure in the local community and served one term as a member of the state legislature in 1894.
Park Features
This small 0.25-acre park is situated at the intersection of SE 15th Street and 100th Avenue SE, offering visitors a serene spot to enjoy views of Lake Washington.
The main feature of Burrows Landing Park is a community dock that serves as a non-motorized watercraft launch site. This makes it an ideal location for kayakers, paddleboarders, and other small boat enthusiasts to access Lake Washington.
Visitor Experience
While compact in size, Burrows Landing Park provides a peaceful retreat for residents and visitors alike. Its waterfront location offers scenic views and a connection to Bellevue's early history.
The park serves as a testament to the city's evolution from a rural settlement to a thriving urban center.
