Discovery Park

Discovery Park is a 534 section of land characteristic region stop worked by the Seattle Parks and Recreation. It is the biggest city stop in Seattle, and possesses the vast majority of the previous Fort Lawton site. The site is one of stunning loftiness. Arranged on Magnolia Bluff sitting above Puget Sound, Discovery Park offers awesome perspective of both the Cascade and the Olympic Mountain ranges. The detached site incorporates two miles of secured tidal shorelines and also open knoll lands, emotional ocean bluffs, backwoods forests, dynamic sand rises, bushes and streams. The part of Discovery Park is to give an open space of calm and serenity far from the pressure and action of the city, an asylum for untamed life, and in addition an outside classroom for individuals to find out about the characteristic world.