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Seahurst Park
History
Seahurst Park
Seahurst Park
SW Seahurst Park Rd.
In the 1960s, the vision of developing Seahurst Park began with former King County Commissioner Ed Munro. King County purchased the beach from Howard Quinn with money that was gained from the sale of another piece of land in Burien.

The park opened April 12, 1975 and was eventually formally named Ed Munro Seahurst Park by King County. The property was originally owned by Robert S. Fox, who also owned the Seattle Lumber Company. The deed to the park was transferred from King County to the City of Burien in 1994.

Seahurst Park offers a saltwater beach, picnic shelters and tables, a play area, and several trails.

Maps and Tide Table


Photos and Multimedia
  • Underwater and beach webcams
  • Photo gallery 
  • Park renovation update - View a multimedia presentation concerning renovation and habitat restoration efforts at Burien's Seahurst Park
  • Seahurst Park events - Join the Environmental Science Center for free, family-friendly programs at Seahurst Park.
  • Seahurst Park Master Plan





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