Coe Play Park in North Queen Anne: Location and Nearby

Frequently asked questions

Coe Play Park is at 2420 7th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119, in the North Queen Anne area of the Queen Anne district.

Coe Play Park is managed by Seattle Parks and Recreation. Check with the department for current hours and facility details.

Soundview Terrace is about 0.3 miles away, and David Rodgers Park and 12th and Howe Play Park are each about 0.4 miles away in a straight line.

Yes. Handschy/Kistler House, Cotterill House and the former Seventh Church of Christ are each about 0.2 miles away, and Queen Anne Boulevard and Wilde-Streatfield House are about 0.3 miles away.

Landmark homes and small green spaces share the residential north side of Queen Anne Hill, all within a short stroll of one another. Among them is Coe Play Park in North Queen Anne, a public park at 2420 7th Ave W in Seattle's Queen Anne district, managed by Seattle Parks and Recreation. With several designated landmarks and three other parks within half a mile, it makes an easy anchor for a neighborhood walk.

Finding the Park on 7th Avenue West

Head to 2420 7th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119, where Coe Play Park sits among the homes on the residential north side of Queen Anne Hill. Before or after your visit, get to know the surrounding streets with our North Queen Anne neighborhood guide.

Landmark Homes Just Around the Corner

Step out of the park and you are close to a cluster of designated landmarks. Three of them sit about 0.2 miles away in a straight line, and two more are about 0.3 miles off:

Handschy/Kistler House, 0.2 mi
Seventh Church of Christ (former), 0.2 mi
Cotterill House, 0.2 mi
Queen Anne Boulevard, 0.3 mi
Wilde-Streatfield House, 0.3 mi

With these sites grouped so closely, string them together into a short walking loop that starts or finishes at the park.

More Parks Within Half a Mile

Coe Play Park is one of several green spaces scattered across this corner of Queen Anne. Wander about 0.3 miles to Soundview Terrace, or set out about 0.4 miles to reach either David Rodgers Park or 12th and Howe Play Park.

The short distances make it easy to fold two or three of these parks into a single outing. To weigh your options across the city, browse our list of all parks in Seattle.

Before You Head Out

Check with Seattle Parks and Recreation for current hours, facilities and any temporary closures at Coe Play Park before you go. Keep in mind that the distances above are straight-line measurements, so your actual route over Queen Anne's hilly streets will run a little longer.