Discovery Park

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Discovery Park is Seattle’s largest city park, known for its expansive forests, meadows, beaches, and views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains.

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Discovery Park canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public park
urban park
area about 534 acres
country United States
distinction largest city park in Seattle
ecosystemType coastal forest
marine shoreline
meadow
formerUse Fort Lawton
United States Army post
linked to: U.S. Army bases
hasFacility environmental learning center
parking lots
picnic areas
playground
hasPart Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center
West Point Lighthouse
beaches
bluffs
forest groves
forests
meadows
open fields
sand beaches
tidal flats
trails
wildlife habitat areas
hasRegulation dogs must be leashed on most trails
hasTrail Hidden Valley Trail
Loop Trail
North Beach Trail
South Beach Trail
hasUse beach access
birdwatching
environmental education
hiking
nature observation
picnicking
wildlife viewing
hasView Olympic Mountains
Puget Sound
inception 1972
locatedIn Seattle
United States
Washington
locatedInAdministrativeEntity King County, Washington
linked to: King County
locatedOn Puget Sound
municipality City of Seattle
linked to: Seattle
namedAfter Discovery (ship)
namedFor George Vancouver’s exploration ship
HMS Discovery
operator Seattle Parks and Recreation
ownedBy City of Seattle
partOf Magnolia neighborhood

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Seattle Parks and Recreation manages Discovery Park
Seattle landmarks hasPart Discovery Park
Magnolia, Seattle contains Discovery Park
Magnolia, Seattle hasLandmark Discovery Park
Fort Lawton partOf Discovery Park
Magnolia hasPark Discovery Park