Arroyos Natural Area

Head to 4120 Arroyo Dr SW in Fauntleroy, West Seattle, to find Arroyos Natural Area, a city park within easy reach of the Stewart House landmark and several small neighborhood parks.

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Map of Arroyos Natural Area in Fauntleroy, Seattle

Frequently asked questions

Arroyos Natural Area is at 4120 Arroyo Dr SW, Seattle, WA 98146. It is in the Fauntleroy neighborhood, part of the West Seattle district.

Arroyos Natural Area appears in Seattle Parks and Recreation data published on data.seattle.gov, which lists it as a city park.

The Stewart House landmark is about 0.3 mile away in a straight line. Endolyne Park, Ercolini Park and Seola Park are each about 0.7 mile away.

The city data does not list amenities, hours or parking for Arroyos Natural Area. Contact Seattle Parks and Recreation for current details.

In the southwest corner of West Seattle, quiet residential streets share space with a scattering of small green spaces, and one of them carries the name Arroyos Natural Area. You will find this public park at 4120 Arroyo Dr SW in Seattle's Fauntleroy neighborhood, where Seattle Parks and Recreation lists it among the city's parks. Keep it in mind if you live nearby or want to build a short outing around this part of town.

Getting to Arroyos Natural Area on Arroyo Drive SW

Set your map app to 4120 Arroyo Dr SW, Seattle, WA 98146, the street address Seattle Parks and Recreation publishes on data.seattle.gov. Entering it is the simplest way to arrive without any guesswork.

The park belongs to Fauntleroy, a West Seattle neighborhood where residential streets mix with small green spaces of their own. The city data leaves out hours, amenities and parking details, so check with Seattle Parks and Recreation before you head out if any of those shape your plans.

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Add the Stewart House and Nearby Parks

Arroyos Natural Area sits close to several other stops, so it fits easily into a longer walk or drive around the area. Measured in straight lines from the park, you can reach:

Stewart House, a city landmark, about 0.3 mile away
Endolyne Park, about 0.7 mile away
Ercolini Park, about 0.7 mile away
Seola Park, about 0.7 mile away

Because these are distances as the crow flies, expect your actual walking or driving routes to run a bit longer. Still, with three small parks and a landmark all within a mile, the neighborhood invites an unhurried loop.

Plan Ahead

The public record for Arroyos Natural Area covers only its location and classification, so come ready to see what the site offers in person. Wear shoes that can handle uneven ground if you plan to explore, and bring whatever you need, since no facilities are listed.

Looking for more green space across the city? Browse our guide to all parks in Seattle.

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