25 Outing Ideas for Seattle-Area Families on Mid-Winter Break
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The main play structure at the Eastside park commonly referred to as “Castle Park.” Credit: Vicky McDonald
Climb, slide, swing and play
Pounce on a sun break or suit up and bring a towel: You know what to do. A new-to-you playground is free and sure to entertain — and hopefully tire out — your energetic crew. Check out these great options:
- We rounded up all the best new playgrounds that opened in 2021. Pick out a few and discover a new play route!
- Four of our region’s extra enormous parks offer so many different ways to explore: Frolic on the playground, wander the trails, visit the beach and more.
- Among terrific inclusive playgrounds around town, Bellevue Downtown Park’s Inspiration Playground stands out as a must-visit for families from anywhere.
- If your school-age kids love to take risks and climb high, don’t miss Sunset Neighborhood Park in Renton or Artists at Play at Seattle Center.
- This new Eastside playground features totally unique play structures; another ultra-fun Eastside park is a long-time favorite for inspiring imaginative play.
Next up: Go to the snow.
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