Bhy Kracke Park

Logan Parker 4 months ago

Bhy Kracke Park may not be the largest park, but it offers one of the most impressive viewpoints in the area. The elevated setting provides beautiful panoramic views of the city skyline and surrounding landscape, making it a great spot for photos or quiet reflection. The sloped green space adds character, and there’s a small playground below for families. It feels peaceful despite being in a residential area. A perfect place to pause, enjoy the scenery, and take in the fresh air.

Craig Mills 11 months ago

Rivaling Kerry Park for views of the Seattle skyline, this is a much quieter viewpoint. The "park" area is a short walk away with a kids playground. This is in a residential area and can be a little tricky to find if you're walking here.

汤米HotVwBug 3 years ago

Nice park. There are places to hide in the shade from the summer sun. There are a couple places 1/2 way up, that are more private for families to hang out. The view from the top of the park is very nice. There is also a grass field below and above to enjoy the park. I would have given it 5 stars, but the reason I didn't is there are no public restrooms. (Maybe the city will put a porta potty for summer time) but spring, winter and fall 🍁, there are no restrooms. This park is more a small local park, Surrounded by houses. (Could be the reason for no restrooms) But I would return. Great park and a awesome view for it's size and area town it is in!!

Dennis Gavrilenko a year ago

Fabulous views of Lake Union and the Seattle Skyline! This park was overflowing with blackberry bushes so be prepared to snack as you meander up the thin concrete paths to the top of the hill. There is also a nice play structure at the bottom of the park, perfect for children and wild adults.

Wildcraft Rose 3 years ago

This park is located on a hillside with a short path to walk from the top level viewpoint to the bottom level playground. It's used mostly by neighborhood locals and the parking is limited. But the view is as impressive - as the one from Kerry Park. If you walk about a block south from the playground, there is an unobstructed view of the Space Needle & Museum of Pop Culture buildings.