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  1. Discovery Park Seattle's largest park, Discovery Park is 534 acres of mostly natural area, including forests, meadows, bluffs, and 2 miles of protected ...
  2. Discovery Park Public hearing regarding a proposal to site a golf course in Discovery Park Originally named PKa'dz Eltue, the land now called Discovery ...
  3. Discovery Park History Fort Lawton originally occupied much of the northwestern part of Magnolia Bluff. The bluff was named by Lt. George Davidson during a U.S. ...
  4. Discovery Park Advisory Council The Discovery Park Advisory Council works with Seattle Parks and Recreation to offer community perspective, advice and consultation on ...
  5. Discovery Park The urban oasis of Discovery Park has had many competing demands for use over its history. A Master Plan created in 1972 specified that ...
  6. Discovery Park Bibliography Bibliography of archival sources about Discovery Park. Textual Records Department of Parks and Recreation Planning, Construction and ...
  7. Discovery Park Timeline Important dates and events in the founding and development of Discovery Park. March 23, 1964 Seattle City Council passed ...
  8. Discovery Park Summer Camps Join us for Discovery Park summer nature daycamps!
  9. The Push and Pull of Proposed Uses Many competing uses have been proposed over the years for the Discovery Park property. Letter from Rhododendron Society, 1975 Box ...
  10. Planning and Growth Discovery Park started with the acquisition of Fort Lawton, with growth and development over time. The 1972 Master Plan described the ...
  11. Education and Interpretation Discovery Park has hosted a wide range of programming for children and adults throughout its history. Early in the development of the ...
  12. Discovery Park South Beach Trail This project focuses on implementing the community’s vision for the trail including improving trail safety and accessibility, addressing ...
  13. Environmental Education & Outdoor Learning for All Ages Use our natural parks as a classroom! Most programs are at Discovery Park, Carkeek Park, Camp Long, Magnuson Park, and Charles Richey Sr. ...
  14. Parking and Beach Shuttles Parking and Beach Shuttles 2026 Summer Shuttle Bus Discovery Park is operating a free shuttle bus Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and ...
  15. Seattle Film Manual Complete filming guidelines are detailed in the Seattle Film Manual. One Call to the Seattle Film Office Will Put You in Business ...
  16. Outdoor Tennis Court Reservations and Costs Hourly tennis court reservations at 100+ outdoor parks, and indoor play at Amy Yee Tennis Center. Permits for community instructors teaching ...
  17. Don Sherwood Park History Sheets Drawings and historical facts about Seattle parks, collected by longtime Parks Department employee Don Sherwood. These history sheets are ...
  18. Researching City of Seattle Parks and Playfields at the Seattle ... Records related to City parks illustrate many topics in the City's history, including neighborhood development, attitudes towards use of ...
  19. Kiwanis Memorial Preserve Park Kiwanis Memorial Preserve Park is one block east of Discovery Park in the Magnolia neighborhood. This park was named the city's first ...
  20. Neighborhood & Community Arts grant Supporting Seattle's neighborhood arts councils and community groups that produce events to promote arts and cultural participation and ...
  21. Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center How Native American activism led to the dedication of public land for Native peoples' use for the first time since the founding of Seattle. ...
  22. Trudy's Triangle Originally named Ridgeway Place for a bordering street, it was renamed Trudy's Triangle in 2002 in response to a petition from the Mount ...
  23. SmART Ventures SmART Ventures provides support ranging from $500 to $1,500, proving that small investments can have big impacts. smART Ventures is ...
  24. Hiking & Trails Urban hikes on forested hills and ravines, and ADA-accessible walking paths. Seattle boasts one of the largest park trail systems of any ...
  25. Fort Lawton Historic Preservation Discussion about preserving of old U.S. Army buildings at Fort Lawton Fort Lawton was first established as a United States Army base in ...