Hubbard Homestead Play Area

Updated: June 23, 2025

Summer 2025

The play equipment and safety surfacing have been installed, and the play area is still under construction. Site circulation, additional site furnishings, and trees and vegetation will be installed through Fall 2025. Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is continuing to work with the contractor to bring the project to completion. 

In addition, SPR is working with a community partner to augment existing facilities through a donation. We have a signed agreement with the community partner and will have more to share with the community soon. 

Location

Hubbard Homestead Park, 11203 5th Ave NE, 98125

Budget

The Seattle Parks District provides $600,000 in funding for this project.   

Schedule

Planning and Design: Summer 2018 - Fall 2021
Bidding: Fall 2021
Construction: Fall 2022 - Fall 2025

Project Description

This project will develop a play area within the existing Hubbard Homestead Park. The goal is to provide playground equipment which will include play elements and access for children of all ages and abilities. Improvements will include fall surfacing, seating, storm water mitigation and limited landscape improvements. 

As part of this project, we decommissioned the playground at Victory Creek Park, 1059 NE Northgate Way, Seattle, WA 98125. Unfortunately, playgrounds are not designed and constructed to last forever and this playground was no exception. Under Parks and Recreation policy number 060-P 5.12.1, decommissioning is necessary because it is substantially out of code compliance. The decommissioning of this playground allowed for maintenance resources for a new play area at Hubbard Homestead Park.

Community Participation

Public Meeting - 2/28/2019

January 2019 

Public Meeting - 12/4/2018

Public Meeting - 10/16/2018

Parks and Recreation

AP Diaz, Superintendent
Mailing Address: 100 Dexter Ave N, Seattle, WA, 98109
Phone: (206) 684-4075
Fax: (206) 615-1813
pks_info@seattle.gov

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