Interbay Athletic Complex: A Seattle Park on 17th Ave W

Frequently asked questions

Interbay Athletic Complex is at 3027 17th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119, in the Interbay neighborhood.

The park is listed by Seattle Parks and Recreation, which is the best source for current hours and facility details.

Interbay Golf is about 0.2 miles away, and Bayview Playground and the Interbay community garden are about 0.4 miles away. Soundview Terrace, Magnolia Manor Park, the Cotterill House and the Wilde-Streatfield House are each about 0.6 miles away.

Green space gathers in a friendly cluster along 17th Ave W, with a golf facility, playgrounds, community gardens and two landmark houses all within about half a mile. At its heart is Interbay Athletic Complex, a public park at 3027 17th Ave W in Seattle's Interbay neighborhood, listed by Seattle Parks and Recreation. It makes an easy starting point for an outdoor afternoon in this part of the city.

Getting to the Park

Set your map to 3027 17th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119, and you will land in Interbay, the low-lying stretch of the city you can explore further in our Interbay neighborhood guide.

Seattle Parks and Recreation manages the city's park system, so check with them before you head out for current hours, rules and any details about the fields or facilities.

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Nearby Parks and Gardens

Pair your stop at the complex with a few more outdoor spots in the blocks around 17th Ave W. Each distance below is measured in a straight line from the park, so you can plan a loop that suits your pace.

Interbay Golf, a park just about 0.2 miles away
Bayview Playground, roughly 0.4 miles away
Interbay community garden, also about 0.4 miles away
Soundview Terrace, a park about 0.6 miles away
Magnolia Manor Park, about 0.6 miles away, where you will find both a park and a community garden

Two Landmark Houses to See

Stretch your walk to take in two designated landmarks, each roughly 0.6 miles from Interbay Athletic Complex: the Cotterill House and the Wilde-Streatfield House. Both sit close enough to fold into a longer stroll through the surrounding blocks, a natural add-on for history fans.

Plan Your Visit

For anything time-sensitive, such as opening hours or how the facilities are used, reach out to Seattle Parks and Recreation directly. Curious how this park compares with other green spaces around town? Browse our guide to all parks in Seattle and line up your next outing.