Waterfall Garden Park in Pioneer Square

Activity Overview

Waterfall Garden Park in Pioneer Square commemorates the founding of biggest American parcel company, UPS, known as United Parcel service in Seattle, Washington. A waterfall in the park that is man-made is the central point of the park, the park is quaint and serene little space surrounded by the bustling city. The waterfall is accompanied by a patio by its side, visitors can sit and relax and take in the serenity of the place. UPS was founded in Seattle before springing to other parts of the country, they have their headquarters now in Connecticut. The park is open everyday until 4PM.

Things to Do

• The little park is located amidst all the hustle and bustle of the city, the site is significant as it was the founding headquarter of UPS back in 1907.
• The 22-foot water fall in the park is the prominent feature, it is surrounded by patio with chairs and tables where visitors usually sit and relax.
• You can bring over lunch and eat in the park, the pioneer park has its unique aura with historic street lamps, an iron pergola, and other features.
• The sitting area has two levels and is covered and surrounded by trees and plants, you can bring over coffee or lunch from nearby cafes and restaurants.

Waterfall Garden Park in Pioneer Square Insider Tips

• Parking is free on Sundays.

Photo Credit: Tim Lewis