Sacajawea Playground

Start a north Seattle outing at Sacajawea Playground, a city park at 1726 NE 94th St in Maple Leaf, then stroll to several nearby Thornton Creek natural areas and community gardens.

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Map of Sacajawea Playground in Maple Leaf, Seattle

Frequently asked questions

Sacajawea Playground is at 1726 NE 94th St, Seattle, WA 98115. The park is in the Maple Leaf neighborhood, part of the Northgate district.

Sacajawea Playground appears in Seattle Parks and Recreation's park records, published through data.seattle.gov.

LaVilla Meadows Natural Area on Thornton Creek is about 0.5 mi away, and Kingfisher Natural Area and Victory Heights Playground are about 0.6 mi away. Maple Leaf Reservoir Park and Thornton Creek Park #1 are each about 0.7 mi away.

Yes. Picardo Farm is about 0.7 mi away and the Maple Leaf community garden is about 0.8 mi away, measured in a straight line.

Mostly residential streets frame Sacajawea Playground, a public park at 1726 NE 94th St in Seattle's Maple Leaf neighborhood, part of the Northgate district. Seattle Parks and Recreation lists it in its city park records. It also makes a handy launch point for a north Seattle outing, with several other parks, natural areas and community gardens all within a mile.

Finding the Park on NE 94th Street

Set your map to 1726 NE 94th St, Seattle, WA 98115, and you will arrive in the Maple Leaf neighborhood of north Seattle, a mostly residential corner of the Northgate district.

The city's public park data, which Seattle Parks and Recreation publishes through data.seattle.gov, does not cover details such as hours, parking or specific facilities. Before you head out, check with Seattle Parks and Recreation for current visitor information.

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Thornton Creek Natural Areas Close By

A cluster of green spaces runs along Thornton Creek near the playground, so it is easy to fold a creekside stop into your visit. Here is how far each one sits from the park in a straight line:

LaVilla Meadows Natural Area on Thornton Creek, 0.5 mi
Kingfisher Natural Area on Thornton Creek, 0.6 mi
Thornton Creek Park #1, 0.7 mi

More Parks, Gardens and a Landmark

Look beyond the creek and you will find more parks, two community gardens and a city landmark in the neighborhood around Sacajawea Playground:

Chiarelli-Dore House (landmark), 0.6 mi
Victory Heights Playground, 0.6 mi
Maple Leaf Reservoir Park, 0.7 mi
Picardo Farm (community garden), 0.7 mi
Maple Leaf (community garden), 0.8 mi

Keep in mind that these are straight-line distances, so your actual walking route will run somewhat longer. To see how Sacajawea Playground compares with green spaces elsewhere in the city, browse our guide to all parks in Seattle.

Within a short walk