At a glance
#2 of 4 Parks in ShorelineLocalGuideWorld score: 4.58
Rating breakdown
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5 ★66%
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4 ★31%
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3 ★2%
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2 ★0%
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1 ★0%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of Sunset Park?
- Sunset Park is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 83 reviews.
- How does Sunset Park rank in Shoreline?
- Sunset Park is #2 of 4 Parks in Shoreline by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Sunset Park located?
- 17840 10th Ave NW, Shoreline, WA 98177, United States — 1.1 km from the center of Shoreline.
This is a great little hideaway park with covered basketball courts, close parking, and a big open green space. The playground itself is covered in black rubber mats (so no wood chips all over) that provided added cushioning to the area. The only downside to the mats is that they made the area pretty hot (in the sun) and some of them had been punctured through, creating ~4" deep, 2" diameter "ankle breaker" holes. The swing set was big and diverse and there were multiple climbing/athletic options of the primary obstacle.
The actual equipment is really fun and has some unique elements. I thought my kids would be into the very cool purple climber but they actually spent more time on the the main climber.
There is a covered area right next the playground that I think would be awesome in the winter for riding bikes or kicking a soccer ball.
There is a covered area right next the playground that I think would be awesome in the winter for riding bikes or kicking a soccer ball.
Some of the best parks are found playing Pokémon Go and this was one of them for me. There is a community garden so everyone gets a planter and grows different things, a free library, a soccer field, covered basketball court and playground.
Home of the old Sunset Elementary. Fantastic new accessible playground for all children, community pea patch, large fields, and lots of space to practice bike riding. No public bathrooms other than a honey bucket.
Old Elementary campus with new playground equipment. Lots to do here play field above, flat surfaces perfect for learning to ride a bike, library postbox with books to read in the park, undercover play, pea-patch garden and views of the sound and mountains.
Good neighborhood park: big field, playground, pea patch gardens, parking. Nearby trail through ravine has lots of native trees and shrubs added to it, crosses a couple of streets.
Nice pea patches but as summer goes on, a tremendous amount of vegetables and fruit just rot on the vines. There are no picking signs but wish they would let people who would like a little something to pick so not so much is wasted. Decent little walking path and fun playground for kids.
People who come to this park typically live in the neighborhood or have connection to the school that used to occupy the site. It is a little out of the way, but a worthy pocket park. Well, more than that, really, I'd say a neighborhood park. Of particular interest is the small memorial to a couple children who were killed while attending the former school. It is still a an important stop for my daughter when she visits from out of the area.
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