Madrona Playground: A Central Area Park on E Spring St

Frequently asked questions

Madrona Playground is at 3211 E Spring St, Seattle, WA 98122, in the Madrona neighborhood of the Central Area.

Seattle Parks and Recreation manages Madrona Playground, and its park records are published on data.seattle.gov.

Yes. The Madrona-Sally Goldmark Branch library is about 0.1 mile away in a straight line.

Madrona Ravine and Alvin Larkins Park are each about 0.2 mile away, Nora's Woods is about 0.3 mile away, and Madrona Park is about 0.4 mile away.

The Central District Farmers Market is about 0.3 mile from Madrona Playground. Check the market's schedule for its days and hours.

A branch library, a handful of small parks, two landmark houses and a farmers market all sit within a few blocks of Madrona Playground, a city park at 3211 E Spring St in Seattle's Madrona neighborhood. This corner of the Central Area makes an easy starting point for a neighborhood stroll, and the park appears in the public park data kept by Seattle Parks and Recreation.

Finding the Park on E Spring St

Set your map to 3211 E Spring St, Seattle, WA 98122. You'll find the park in Madrona, one of the residential neighborhoods of the Central Area, where Seattle Parks and Recreation manages the site and publishes its records on data.seattle.gov.

The official data doesn't describe features, hours or facilities. Before you plan a visit around a particular amenity, check the Seattle Parks and Recreation website for current details.

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A Library and More Green Space Nearby

Begin with the park's closest neighbor, the Madrona-Sally Goldmark Branch library, about 0.1 mile away in a straight line. It's an easy pairing, so you can fold a library visit and a park stop into the same outing.

From there, keep walking. Several other parks sit close enough to string together into one unhurried route:

Madrona Ravine, about 0.2 mile away
Alvin Larkins Park, about 0.2 mile away
Nora's Woods, about 0.3 mile away
Madrona Park, about 0.4 mile away

Ready to explore further afield? Browse the full list of Seattle parks for more places to wander across the city.

Landmark Houses and a Farmers Market

Two designated landmarks stand within easy reach of the park. Stroll about 0.2 mile to the Myron Ogden House, then head on to the Charles Bussell House (Eman/Jacobsen), about 0.4 mile away.

The Central District Farmers Market is roughly 0.3 mile from the park, close enough to add to the same walk. Check the market's own schedule before you go, since its days and hours aren't covered in this guide.

Before You Go

Every distance here is measured in a straight line, so your actual walking route may run a little longer. For anything beyond the address, such as facilities or rules, the Seattle Parks and Recreation website is your best source.