Troll's Knoll Park, Seattle: Photos, Reviews & Location

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#62 of 135 Tourist attractions in Seattle #51 of 82 Parks in Seattle

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.61

3.4 km from the center of Seattle

Rating breakdown

5 ★66%
4 ★27%
3 ★6%
2 ★0%
1 ★0%

820 N 36th St, Seattle, WA 98103

seattle.gov

(206) 684-4075

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What is the rating of Troll's Knoll Park?: Troll's Knoll Park is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 77 reviews.
How does Troll's Knoll Park rank in Seattle?: Troll's Knoll Park is #62 of 135 Tourist attractions in Seattle by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Troll's Knoll Park located?: 820 N 36th St, Seattle, WA 98103 — 3.4 km from the center of Seattle.
How can I contact Troll's Knoll Park?: Phone: (206) 684-4075 · Website: seattle.gov

Reviews (8)

Blue Ribbon 2023 Sep 14

Intriguing. This creative community art brings people from all over the world to see the worlds largest troll under the bridge. Great photo opp!

M G 2023 Sep 01

A must see in Freemont. The troll under a bridge along with a small park. The troll is a accessible for photos and people from around the world visit so you always meet some new cool folks. Kids are mesmerized and the always se the VW beetle before the adults!

Danny Tram 2023 May 26

05/25/23: what a beautiful park nearby the Fremont Troll. It is a natural gift for the local neighborhood. Would
Love to be back haha 😂

Tatiana Cortes 2022 Jul 26

Took the bus to get to this location. Had to walk several blocks and down some stairs but we found it 🤗🤗🤗

Look for me on FB Tatiana Cortes or IG @trippinwithtati

Carole Bennett 2022 May 27

The sleepy Troll is awakening from his 2-year hiatus, signs of life are returning to the little knoll and surrounding gardens 🌻🌹

Coco 2019 Jun 24

The pea patch is nice, but, it is nothing to write home about. It is next to highway 99 Aurora bridge, so be prepared to listen to the constant hum of cars whizzing along the bridge.
City workers and volunteers cleaned up the homeless camp in the area, so the needles and garbage are gone. (I hope it lasts!) It is wonderful to see the effort volunteers put into making the place trash free!

Javier Alejandro 2018 Sep 18

I loved this place. Was not expecting it while visiting the troll next door, got to see plants that I had never before seen in person, and the grounds are really well kept. I wish they had a place like this near where I live.

Ariel Jensen 2018 Jun 10

Right next to the Fremont Troll there is a tall patch of grass and flowers. When you walk up the path, the Park is right there. There is a little garden to walk around. Fun to see, but not much to explore.