Colman Park Beach is a lakeside spot in Seattle’s Colman Park, south of the Lacey V. Murrow Memorial Bridge. Come for views across Lake Washington toward Mount Rainier, Seward Park and downtown Bellevue, or to spend time by the water. The beach has room to sunbathe and picnic, with a volleyball court and a playground nearby. A trail leads farther into the park. The setting is calm, and the beach is also a place to watch Seafair or the Blue Angels when they perform.
Along Lake Washington
Colman Park Beach sits south of the Lacey V. Murrow Memorial Bridge, beside Mount Baker Bathing Beach. The shoreline looks across Lake Washington toward Mount Rainier, Seward Park and downtown Bellevue. Its calm water and beach access make it a place to pause by the lake.
The beach was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2020. Willows and native plantings surround the shore.
More than the shoreline
There is space for sunbathing and picnics, along with a volleyball court and a playground. A trail runs into the park, so you can continue exploring beyond the beach. The area is pet-friendly, and joggers and cyclists use the park, particularly on weekends.
For a visit centered on swimming or restroom access, nearby Mt Baker Beach has those amenities. Colman Park Beach is also a place to watch Seafair or the Blue Angels when they perform over the lake.
FAQ
Where is Colman Park Beach?
It is in Colman Park in Seattle, south of the Lacey V. Murrow Memorial Bridge. The listed parking-lot address is 1732 Lakeside Ave S.
Are pets allowed at Colman Park Beach?
Yes. The area is pet-friendly.
What are the park's opening hours?
The park is listed as open daily from 6 AM to 10 PM.
