Mineral Springs Park: Visiting Guide for Licton Springs

Frequently asked questions

Mineral Springs Park is at 1500 N 105th St, Seattle, WA 98133. It is in the Licton Springs neighborhood, part of the Northgate district.

The park is listed in Seattle Parks and Recreation data published on the city's open data portal. Check the Seattle Parks and Recreation website for current details.

líq’tәd, Licton Springs Park is about 0.5 miles away in a straight line. Hubbard Homestead and the Beaver Pond Natural Area on Thornton Creek are about 0.6 miles away, and Northgate Park is about 0.7 miles away.

Yes. The Northgate Branch library is about 0.6 miles from the park in a straight line.

Find the Park on N 105th Street

Head to 1500 N 105th St, Seattle, WA 98133. That is the address listed in Seattle Parks and Recreation records, which are published through the city's open data portal. The park falls within Licton Springs, a neighborhood in the larger Northgate area, and you can get to know the surrounding blocks in our Licton Springs neighborhood guide.

The city data does not list amenities, hours or facilities for this park. Before you set out, check the Seattle Parks and Recreation website for current details so you know what the park offers when you arrive.

Green Spaces and Stops Nearby

Pair your visit with other spots around Licton Springs and Northgate. The distances below are straight-line figures from the city's location data, so expect your actual walking route to run a little longer.

líq’tәd, Licton Springs Park (city landmark), 0.5 mi
Licton Springs Park, 0.5 mi
Hubbard Homestead park, 0.6 mi
Beaver Pond Natural Area on Thornton Creek, 0.6 mi
Northgate Branch library, 0.6 mi
Northgate Park, 0.7 mi
Licton Springs community garden, 0.7 mi
Maple Leaf Community Garden, 0.7 mi

Plan a Short Park Loop

Start with líq’tәd, Licton Springs Park, the closest stop at about half a mile and a recognized city landmark. From there, stretch your loop to Hubbard Homestead or the Beaver Pond Natural Area on Thornton Creek, each about 0.6 miles out. If you want an indoor break along the way, the Northgate Branch library sits at a similar distance.