A great Seattle feature. I took two friends from Alabama here and they loved it. Unique sculptures and a scenic place to walk near the water. Since it was a gray Seattle day this fall, there was hardly anyone else there and it was nice to have the place to ourselves. The only downside was that the visitor center was having a private event, so the lavatories were unavailable as was the center. Parking at the sculpture park is very limited.

We really enjoyed walking around the park. We saw a couple of seals in the water. We parked in the parkade and paid by stall number. We kept our car in the parkade and walked to the Space Needle after our walk in the park.

It was such a pleasure walking around the Olympic Sculpture Park! It's a fairly large, outdoor area with some wonderful sculptures displayed all around. The site is a former industrial area which has been completely transformed to a fantastic venue for art. This is a must visit spot and it is free.

Though we’ve visited Seattle numerous times in the past, we had a sunny day and wanted to be outside to enjoy the day. The Olympic Sculpture Garden fit the bill. Although there were a definitely some large size installations, the number of pieces on view seemed small. Given that art is a study in subjective opinion, this reviewer would have appreciated a bit more rendered art, hence the “4”. The area itself, however, was a solid 5! The opportunity to walk along the shore was unexpected and amazing. Efforts to rejuvenate the marine area were great to see. Though there were low-hanging clouds to the west, obscuring our view of the Olympics, this has to be one of the best views Seattle can offer on a clear day!

Visited: 06/06/2023. This was a really nice park that takes you down near the coast as well, so plenty of fresh sea air. The sculptures themselves are rather interesting and unique, so it was fun to find each of them as we walked through the Park. We like to guess what we think it is about before reading the information given, so it was lots of fun. You also get a nice view of the Space Needle without other buildings around which is lovely. If you need a nice peaceful walk, with some intrigue, this is definitely the place to do it.

This is a nice place to walk around -- and there's a couple neat pieces -- but it's also kind of the most underwhelming sculpture park I've been to. I've multiple much better ones coming from the Minneapolis-St Paul area. I may have set my expectations a little too high. However, you can get a couple really nice views. I'm a huge fan of the eyeball chairs.

This park is a nice use of space with some interesting sculptures, but I found the park laid out very strangely. Actually following the map and finding the sculptures was really difficult. It was a beautiful day and there were nice views, but it wasn't something I would highly recommend.