T-107 Park

From the smooth parking lot alongside the Grayline bus barn lawn there is a smooth strolling trail that relax towards the river and ends at a solitary bench. To the left of the bench is a path that winds with the marsh and also advances for about a half mile until it finishes at a point in the middle of the river. There are many concealed places along the way that divert off the route and also the vegetation is very thick supplying a superb cover for any kind of kind of activity you want here.Note there are in fact two adjacent parks with their own parking areas. T-107 park is to the south, and also is run by the Port of Seattle. It's open 6am to 9pm daily, and the parking lot is gated at 9pm. Simply north of there is Herring's House Park, run by the CIty, and it's open 4:30 am to 11:30 pm. The very best cruising is along the waterfront path headed north, after that fording the inlet when the tide is reduced, as well as crossng to the other side. Nobody is over there but fellow cruisers! Great deals of wonderful cubbies with foliage cover.

Hours of Activity

The park closes at 9pm.After work.Dates Open: Year round.This park draws a blue collar scene. Mostly trade workers on break or heading home to the wife
also has a consistant "bear/otter/cub" crowd. Its pretty hit and miss through out the day and pretty quiet at night
though the park is open until 11:30.Its pretty hit and miss through out the day and pretty quiet at night
though the park is open until 11:30.

Who's Coming

From Seattle: 1. Head southwest on Madison St toward 4th Ave, 0.2 mi 2. Turn left onto 1st Ave, 0.1 mi 3. Turn right onto the ramp to U.S. 99 Southbound, 0.1 mi 4. Merge onto WA-99 S, 2.0 mi 5. Take the exit onto W Seattle Bridge, 1.0 mi 6. Take the Delridge Way SW exit toward SW Spokane St/S Seattle Comm. Col, 0.2 mi 7. Keep right at the fork to continue toward Chelan Ave SW, 266 ft 8. Turn right onto Chelan Ave SW, 472 ft 9. Continue onto W Marginal Way SW, Destination will be on the right, 1.0 mi