Parks & Trails List

Park Name: 57th Avenue Mini Park

This small .2 acre park is at a street end located off South 133^rd Street, adjacent to the Duwamish River. A majority of the site is level, with the exception of a steep bank along the Duwamish River.

Amenities: Picnic Table

This two acre site is located adjacent to the Duwamish/Green River.  This site is heavily used by both daytime employees and local residents. In 1976, this park was developed as a tribute to the nation's pioneer roots, and volunteers built the Log Cabin complete with a fireplace made of rock hauled up from the banks of the river.

Amenities: BBQ Grill, Picnic tables, play equipment, restrooms, walking path

Amenities: BBQ grill, picnic tables, play equipment, walking path

Amenities: Picnic tables, restrooms, walking path

Amenities: Picnic shelter, picnic tables, river access, walking path

Amenities: BBQ grill, picnic shelter, picnic tables, play equipment, T-ball field, walking path

Park has a shelter that can be rented. Visit our rentals page for more information.

Amenities: Basketball, BBQ grill, greenbelt, picnic shelter, picnic tables, play equipment, restrooms, tennis court, walking path

Duwamish Hill Preserve serves as an outdoor classroom, an active space for informal recreation and nature exploration, a culturally significant location for Native Americans and an example of a successful partnership between community members and public and private partners.   For more information visit our partner website at: http://forterra.org/subpage/duwamish-hill-preserve

Amenities:  Outdoor classrooms, walking trails,

This 3-acre park is the former site of the Duwamish Elementary School. The school opened in 1911 and was open for 62 years. The park features a playfield for soccer and t-ball, children's play area, basketball court, and maze. Parking is limited.

Amenities: Picnic shelter, picnic tables, bbq grill, playground, basketball hoop, temporary restroom, open field

This 54-acre, former King County Park is a beautiful addition to the City of Tukwila's park system. It was acquired in January of 2003  in partnership with Starfire Sports. The largest park in Tukwila, Fort Dent has soccer fields, playground, picnic area, restrooms, trails and open areas.

Although Starfire Sports charges a fee for parking on weekends and some weekdays, parking is free for all Tukwila residents. You will need to provide a government issued ID, copy of a City water bill or similar item for proof of residency with your Tukwila address. 

Amenities: Picnic tables, playground, restrooms, walking path, soccer field

This small park site (.7 acre) is located behind the Tukwila Heritage and Cultural Center. Facilities include a small grass area with a sculpture, seating and a small patio.

Amenities: Picnic table, walking path

This 9 acre park is divided into three separate areas. The upper area, formerly known as Upper Foster Park, contains a small baseball field. The lower portion of the park contains a softball field, a tennis court and a basketball court. The third area has a Little League baseball field, picnic shelter, playground equipment, restroom and paved pathway.

Amenities: Picnic shelter, picnic tables, playground, basketball hoops, walking path, softball field, T-ball field, soccer field, open field, restroom, exercise equipment

The Macadam Winter Garden features a large variety of plants, shrubs, and trees that bloom year round. A special interest in winter blooming plants makes Macadam Winter Garden a very unique park. Macadam Winter Garden received a Washington Recreation and Parks Association Spotlight Award in the category of "Best Park" in 2007.

Amenities: Walking path, park bench

Amenities: Picnic shelter, picnic tables, bbq grill, playground, open field, walking path, Gully Gardens, temporary restroom

Amenities: Picnic shelter, picnic tables, bbq grill, playground, basketball hoops, walking path, softball field, T-ball field, soccer field, open field, restroom, skate park, spray park

This 6.5 acre park site was built in 1934 and is the oldest of the Tukwila parks. The site is covered with mature vegetation, which includes large firs and a variety of rhododendrons.

Amenities: Playground, restrooms, picnic shelter, picnic tables, bbq grill, walking path, basketball court, tennis courts

A 25 acre oasis in the middle of Tukwila's busiest retail district was entirely financed and organized by volunteers in order to bring wildlife back to this area. It is easily accessible to the west of the Target store on Strander Boulevard.

Amenities: Picnic tables, bbq grill, restrooms, walking path