Best places: Tourist attractions in Shoreline, United States

With the Olympic Mountains & Elliott Bay as a backdrop, this tiny park is a favorite for weddings.

Recreation area with trails, beach & boathouse, plus tennis courts, baseball fields & indoor pool.

City park draws outdoor lovers for Puget Sound & mountain views, trails & a dog off-leash area.

220 acres of forests, meadows, wetlands, creeks & beaches, with Puget Sound & mountain views.

👍👍 Beautiful hike down to the lake through the forest. Looks like great mountain biking trails as well. Excellent maintenance on the trails.

Shorefront park offering beach access, a playground & picnicking, with views of water & mountains.

Beachfront park featuring walking trails, picnic shelters & a playground with Puget Sound views.

Once a seminary, the day-use park offers historic architecture & lakeshore space for nature study.

Scenic, oceanfront park providing trails, picnic space & a sandy beach, plus ferry & mountain views.

Throughout these 46 lakefront acres are picnic tables & benches, a sand beach, boat launch & trails.

City green space offering an expansive playground, picnic areas, trails & many other options.

This 16-acre neighborhood park offers a unique play area, plus pathways & athletic fields & courts.

Public art dots this park offering miles of wooded trails, baseball fields & a covered picnic area.

92-acre zoo with nearly 300 species, a vintage carousel, summer concerts & an indoor play space.

👍👍 Giant old trees mixed in with Rhododendrons of all types. Blooms and greenery give that spring feeling even when it's still gloomy in March & April. Two play parks, one for older and one for younger kids. Mine love exploring the paths that lead you around and behind the trees. Bathrooms are cleaner...

Large recreational space featuring many courts & fields, plus picnicking areas & a dog run.

👍 Nice view of the ocean. Pet friendly. Clean bathrooms. From out of state, and I enjoyed my visit.

👍👍 Check out the renovated log boom sandy beach area with a shelter and a possible store.

This wooded park with trails also features picnic areas & access to a lake & creek.

👍👍 Crabbing better in the winter than the summer. 1/10 odds of catching a dungeness vs. a red rock. Watch out for those dark spidery looking crabs, they can bend their claws from below and crush a finger with their long nimble claws if you try holding them like you would a red rock. The squid fishers i...