Madrona Ravine Guide: Address and Nearby Parks in Madrona

Frequently asked questions

Madrona Ravine is at 3799 E Spring St, Seattle, WA 98122. It is in the Madrona neighborhood, part of the Central Area district.

Madrona Ravine is listed in Seattle Parks and Recreation data published on data.seattle.gov. Check with Seattle Parks and Recreation for hours and current rules.

Madrona Park and Madrona Playground are each about 0.2 miles away. Alvin Larkins Park and Madrona Briar Patch are about 0.3 miles away.

Yes. The Madrona-Sally Goldmark Branch library is about 0.2 miles from Madrona Ravine in a straight line.

Several parks, a library branch and a handful of city landmarks all sit within a few blocks of one another in Madrona, and Madrona Ravine makes a handy place to anchor your stroll. You'll find this public park at 3799 E Spring St, Seattle, WA 98122, in the Madrona neighborhood of the Central Area. Seattle Parks and Recreation lists the site in its official park data.

Finding the Park on East Spring Street

Head to 3799 E Spring St, in the 98122 ZIP code, and you're in Madrona, one of the neighborhoods of Seattle's Central Area. Madrona Ravine appears in the Seattle Parks and Recreation records published through data.seattle.gov, where it is listed alongside the rest of the city's parks.

Before You Go

The public data for Madrona Ravine leaves out hours, amenities and parking details, so check with Seattle Parks and Recreation for current rules and any notices before you set out. Looking for more green space? Browse our guide to all parks in Seattle and keep exploring across the city.

Nearby Parks and a Library

Make Madrona Ravine one stop on a short neighborhood walk. Three places sit about 0.2 miles away in a straight line:

Madrona Park

Madrona Playground

Madrona-Sally Goldmark Branch, a Seattle library location

Stretch your walk a little farther and you'll reach two more parks, Alvin Larkins Park and Madrona Briar Patch, each about 0.3 miles from Madrona Ravine.

Landmark Homes and a Chapel

Round out your outing with several designated landmarks close by. The Myron Ogden House and the Charles Bussell House (Eman/Jacobsen) each stand about 0.3 miles away, while Epiphany Chapel, also a landmark, is about 0.5 miles from the park. Keep in mind that these are straight-line distances, so your walking route will run somewhat longer.