Atlantic Street Park

A Slice of Seattle History

Stretching along the I-90 corridor lies Atlantic Street Park, a space with roots deeper than most people realize. This unassuming green patch is believed to be the possible birthplace of Princess Angeline, daughter of the legendary Chief Seattle himself. About 100 feet from the corner of the park once stood a log cabin that may have witnessed her first days on earth - pretty amazing to think about while you're just sitting on a bench here!

Easy to Find, Hard to Leave

The park's location along the I-90 interstate corridor makes it a convenient spot to reach whether you're a local or just passing through. It's become something of a breathing space for the surrounding community - one of those neighborhood favorites that doesn't make the tourist maps but definitely should be on your radar if you're in the area.

What You'll Find Here

Atlantic Street Park strikes that perfect balance between activity and tranquility. Kids can burn off energy on the playground equipment while adults might appreciate the outdoor fitness equipment (no gym membership required!). There are plenty of seating areas to catch your breath or enjoy a peaceful moment with a book or coffee.

The walking paths weaving through the park are meant for a morning jog or an evening stroll - nothing too demanding, just enough to stretch your legs and clear your mind.

Something for Everyone

No matter if you're looking to watch your little ones enjoy the playground, get in a quick workout, or simply find a quiet spot to decompress, this park has options for you. The design accommodates both high-energy activities and low-key relaxation, making it a versatile neighborhood space.

The blend of play areas and fitness options creates an environment where families can spend quality time together while everyone finds something that suits their mood for the day.