Madison Park Beach

Madison Park Beach is a public beach in Seattle's Madison Park neighborhood along Lake Washington's shoreline. The beach features sandy areas mixed with concrete steps descending to the water and spans several hundred meters.

The beach emerged as a popular gathering place for Seattle residents in the early 1900s and has remained central to the Madison Park neighborhood's identity. It evolved as a recreational destination that served local communities for generations.

The beach serves as a gathering spot where neighbors regularly spend time with family and friends throughout the year. People come here for picnics, casual meetups, and simply watching the water.

The beach has basic facilities including a bathhouse with restrooms, bicycle racks, and lifeguard coverage during peak swimming months. Summer is the best season to visit if you plan to swim, as water conditions and safety supervision are optimal.

From the shoreline here, you can see both the Evergreen Point Bridge and the Cascade Mountains at the same time, creating unusual photo opportunities. This combination of water, bridge, and mountains makes the location special for visitors wanting to capture multiple landscape features in one view.

Location: Seattle

Address: 1900 43rd Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112, USA

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 04:00-23:30

Phone: +12066847796

Website: http://seattle.gov/parks/beach_detail.asp?id=369

GPS coordinates: 47.63560,-122.27646

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:03