Denny Park is a small city park at 100 Dexter Ave N in downtown Seattle, with mature trees, seasonal flowers and glimpses of South Lake Union through the greenery. Take a quiet walk along its paved paths, stop by the children’s playground or let your dog run in the fenced off-leash area. A large ground chessboard adds another way to spend time here. The park is a convenient green break amid downtown buildings, though its compact grounds make it better for a short pause than a long nature walk.
A green pause downtown
Denny Park sits at 100 Dexter Ave N, among the buildings of downtown Seattle. Its trees and grassy areas offer a change of pace from the surrounding streets. Paved paths run through the park, and the mature trees provide shade. In spring and summer, flowers add color along the walkways.
The grounds are compact, so plan for a short stroll or a pause between other downtown stops. South Lake Union is visible through the trees, with city buildings in the background.
Play areas and paths
Families can stop at the small playground, which has equipment noted as suitable for children ages two to five. There is also a large ground chessboard for a casual game.
The fenced off-leash dog area has a gravel surface and gives dogs a place to run. Keep an eye out for Lime bikes moving quickly along the paved paths as you walk through the park.
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Where is Denny Park?
Denny Park is at 100 Dexter Ave N in downtown Seattle.
Does Denny Park have an off-leash dog area?
Yes. The park has a fenced off-leash area with a gravel surface.
Is there a playground at Denny Park?
Yes. It has a small playground, with equipment noted for children ages two to five.
When is a good time to visit Denny Park?
Spring and summer bring flowers, and sunset is a good time to catch views through the trees.
