ERNST PARK, ADAMS STREET BOAT RAMP, ALBERT DAVIS PARK, ALKI BEACH PARK, ALKI PLAYGROUND, ALVIN LARKINS PARK, AMY YEE TENNIS CENTER, ANDOVER PLACE, ARAPAHOE TRIANGLE, ATLANTIC CITY BOAT RAMP, ATLANTIC STREET PARK, B.F. DAY PLAYGROUND, BAGLEY VIEWPOINT, BALLARD COMMONS PARK, BALLARD CORNERS PARK, BALLARD PLAYGROUND, BANNER WAY TRIANGLE, CREEK, BECK PLACE, BEER SHEVA PARK, BELLEVUE PLACE, BELMONT PLACE, BELVOIR PLACE, BENEFIT PLAYGROUND, BENVENUTO VIEWPOINT, BERGEN PLACE, BHY KRACKE PARK, BLUE DOG POND, BOREN PLACE, BOYLSTON PLACE, BRADNER GARDENS PARK, MORRIS PLAYFIELD, CALIFORNIA PLACE, CARLETON CENTER, CARLETON HIGHLANDS, CASCADE PLACE, CASCADE PLAYGROUND, CEDAR PARK, CESAR CHAVEZ PARK, CHARLES RICHEY SR VIEWPOINT, CHEASTY BOULEVARD, CHEASTY GS: CHEASTY BLVD, CHINOOK BEACH PARK, CHRISTIE PARK, CLEVELAND PLAYFIELD, COLLEGE STREET PARK, COLLEGE STREET RAVINE, COLMAN PARK, COLMAN PLAYGROUND, COLUMBIA PARK, COMMODORE PARK, CORLISS PLACE, CORMORANT COVE, COTTAGE GROVE PARK, COUNTERBALANCE PARK: AN URBAN OASIS, COWEN PARK, CRESCENT PLACE, DAEJEON PARK, DAHL PLAYFIELD, DAKOTA PLACE PARK, DAY STREET BOAT RAMP, DELRIDGE PLAYFIELD, DENNY BLAINE LAKE PARK, DENNY BLAINE PARK, DENNY PARK, DISCOVERY PARK, DON ARMENI PARK, DR. BLANCHE LAVIZZO PARK, DR. JOSE RIZAL PARK, DUWAMISH WATERWAY PARK, EAST MONTLAKE PARK, EAST PORTAL VIEWPOINT, EAST QUEEN ANNE PLAYGROUND, EASTLAKE TRIANGLE, EASTMONT PLACE, ELLA BAILEY PARK, EMMA SCHMITZ MEMORIAL OVERLOOK, ENDOLYNE PARK, ERCOLINI PARK, FAIRVIEW PARK, FAIRVIEW WALKWAY, FERDINAND STREET BOAT RAMP, FIREHOUSE MINI PARK,
PEAK PARK, FRINK PARK, FROULA PLAYGROUND, GARFIELD PLAYFIELD, GAS WORKS PARK, GENESEE PARK AND PLAYFIELD, GEORGETOWN PLAYFIELD, GERBER PARK, GILMAN PLAYGROUND, GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC CEMETERY, GREEN LAKE PARK, GREENWOOD TRIANGLE, GREG DAVIS PARK, HAMILTON VIEWPOINT PARK, HARBORVIEW PARK, HARRISON RIDGE GREENBELT,
HIGHLAND PARK PLAYGROUND, HIGHLAND PLACE, HING HAY PARK, HITT'S HILL PARK, HOMER HARRIS PARK, HORIUCHI PARK, HORTON
INTERLAKEN PARK, INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S PARK, INVERNESS RAVINE PARK, JACKSON PARK GOLF COURSE, JAPANESE GARDEN, JEFFERSON PARK, JEFFERSON PARK GOLF COURSE, JIMI HENDRIX PARK, JOHN C. LITTLE, SR. PARK, JUDGE CHARLES M. STOKES OVERLOOK, JUDKINS PARK AND PLAYFIELD, JUNCTION PLAZA, KATIE BLACK'S GARDEN, KEYSTONE PLACE, KINGFISHER NATURAL AREA ON THORNTON CREEK, KIWANIS MEMORIAL PRESERVE PARK, KOBE TERRACE, KUBOTA GARDEN, LAKE CITY MEMORIAL TRIANGLE,
Acces s to nature is a human right . No matter your zip code, income level,
LAKEWOOD PLAYFIELD, LAKEWOOD TRIANGLE, LAMBERT PLACE, LANDING PARKWAY, LAURELHURST PLAYFIELD, LAURELHURST LEWIS PARK, LICORICE FERN NATURAL AREA ON THORNTON CREEK, LICTON SPRINGS PARK, LINDEN ORCHARD PARK, LITTLE BROOK PARK, LONGFELLOW CREEK GREENSPACE, LOUISA BOREN PARK, LYNN STREET MINI PARK, MACLEAN PARK, MADISON PARK, MADISON PARK NORTH BEACH, MADRONA BRIAR PATCH, MADRONA PARK, MADRONA PLAYGROUND, MADRONA RAVINE, MAGNOLIA GREENBELT, MAGNOLIA PARK, MAGNOLIA PLAYFIELD, MAGNOLIA TIDELANDS PARK, MAGNUSON PARK, MAPLE LEAF COMMUNITY GARDEN, MAPLE LEAF
race
or ethnic background,
LUTHER KING, JR. MEMORIAL, MARVIN'S GARDEN, MATTHEWS BEACH PARK, MAYFAIR PARK, MCCLELLAN PLACE, MCGILVRA BOULEVARD, PLAYGROUND, MILLER PLAYFIELD, MILLER TRIANGLE, MOCK CREEK RAVINE, MONTLAKE BOULEVARD, MONTLAKE PLAYFIELD, MT.
ever yone
deser ves to enjoy outdoor experiences .
NORA'S WOODS, NORTH PASSAGE POINT PARK, NORTHACRES PARK, NORTHEAST QUEEN ANNE GREENBELT, NORTHGATE PARK, NORTHLAKE OXBOW PARK, PARK HOME CIRCLE, PARKMONT PLACE, PEACE PARK, PEPPI'S PLAYGROUND, PIERS 62 AND 63, PIGEON POINT PARK, PINEHURST PLAYGROUND, PINEHURST POCKET PARK, PIONEER SQUARE, PLUM TREE PARK, PLYMOUTH PILLARS PARK, POWELL BARNETT PARK, PRATT PARK, PREFONTAINE PLACE, PRENTIS I. FRAZIER PARK, PRITCHARD ISLAND BEACH, PUGET BOULEVARD COMMONS, PUGET CREEK GREENSPACE, PUGET PARK, PUGET RIDGE PLAYGROUND, RAINBOW POINT, RAINIER BEACH PLAYFIELD, RAINIER PLACE, RIVERVIEW PLAYFIELD, ROANOKE PARK, ROANOKE ST. MINI PARK, ROGERS PLAYGROUND, ROSS PLAYGROUND, SACAJAWEA PLAYGROUND, SAM SMITH PARK, SCHMITZ BOULEVARD, SCHMITZ PRESERVE PARK, SEATTLE AQUARIUM, SEVEN HILLS PARK, SEWARD PARK, SIERRA PLACE, SMITH COVE, SOUTH PARK MEADOW, SOUTH PARK PLAYGROUND, SOUTH PASSAGE POINT PARK, SPRING STREET MINI PARK, SPRUCE STREET MINI PARK, ST. MARK'S GREENBELT, STAN SAYRES MEMORIAL PARK, STEVENS PLACE, STEVENS TRIANGLE, STURGUS PARK, STURTEVANT RAVINE, SUMMIT PLACE, SUMMIT SLOPE PARK, SUNNYSIDE AVE N BOAT RAMP, SUNSET PLACE, T.T. MINOR PLAYGROUND, TASHKENT PARK, TERRY PETTUS PARK, THOMAS C. WALES PARK, THOMAS ST. MINI PARK, THORNDYKE PARK, THORNTON CREEK PARK #1, THYME PATCH PARK, TROLLEY HILL PARK, UNION STATION SQUARE, UNIVERSITY CIRCLE, UNIVERSITY LAKE SHORE PLACE, UNIVERSITY PLAYGROUND, URSULA JUDKINS VIEWPOINT, VAN ASSELT PLAYGROUND, VICTORY CREEK PARK, VICTORY HEIGHTS PLAYGROUND, VIEW RIDGE PLAYFIELD, VIRETTA PARK, VIRGIL FLAIM PARK, VOLUNTEER PARK, VOLUNTEER PARK CONSERVATORY, WALLINGFORD PLAYFIELD, WALLINGFORD STEPS, WARD SPRINGS PARK, WARREN G. MAGNUSON PARK, WASHINGTON PARK ARBORETUM, WASHINGTON PARK PLAYFIELD, WASHINGTON STREET PUBLIC BOAT LANDING, WATERFRONT PARK, WATERWAY 19, WEATHER WATCH PARK, WEDGWOOD SQUARE, WEST DUWAMISH GREENBELT, WEST MONTLAKE PARK, WESTCREST PARK, WESTLAKE GREENBELT, WESTLAKE PARK, WESTLAKE SQUARE, WILLIAM GROSE PARK, WILLIAMS PLACE, WOLF CREEK RAVINE NATURAL AREA, WOODLAND PARK, WOODLAND PARK ROSE GARDEN, WOODLAND PARK ZOO, YESLER PLAYFIELD, YORK PARK.
Access to Parks in PNW Cities
These metrics can reveal which cities lead in providing equitable, accessible, and well-funded park systems while identifying gaps and opportunities for improvement
#6 / S eattle, WA
Equitable Access in the City
Average U S Cit y Comparing PNW Cities to U S Cities
Comparing cities to the
Parks are far more than recreational spaces—they are critical infrastructure that underpins the health, resilience, and equity of our cities. Like transportation systems or water management networks, parks provide essential services, contributing to both individual well-being and broader urban functionality Parks mitigate urban heat, improve air quality, and manage stormwater, acting as natural solutions to environmental challenges. They also foster social cohesion, offering spaces for community gathering and cultural expression, while promoting physical and mental health. Recognizing parks as infrastructure reframes their value emphasizing their role in creating sustainable, livable cities for the
19 / Bois e, ID
Connections via Nature Pres
ove the national median for amenities, providing residents with access t
basketball hoops, dog parks, playgrounds, and bathrooms. However, Boise could improve by increasing urban park density and ensuring that underserved neighborhoods receive equitable access to parks.
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