SeaTac Parks and Recreation

Angle Lake Park, a 10 acre lake-front park, is the perfect place to cool off in the summer. Swimming, boating, and fishing are fun activities for the entire family. A spray park play area recently opened with many fun water features. There is also a barbeque area and picnic shelter and plenty of room to play games. Angle Lake Park is home to many community events, including SeaTac International Festival held each year in the summer!

Amenities and features include: spray park boat launch fishing pier playground equipment open recreation area stage picnic shelter barbecue area restrooms swimming


Angle Lake Park is a #SeattleSouthside Gem!


Red Tricycle Spray Park Review:

Hands down we think this is the coolest spray park south of the Ship Canal. The central point of this King of All That Is spray park is a 50-gallon, bright red bowl--accurately named the Mega Splasher--that slowly, silently fills with water, 20 feet above teenagers and tots alike. As the bowl fills, watch the braver kiddos begin to line up under its splash zone, and then get ready for the tidal wave—the bowl slowly tips, and those carefully collected gallons of water wash down towards the sea of kid-manity, completely drenching the ones who dared to stay. It’s great entertainment for you and a cool thrill for the bravest of splashers.

Besides the awesomely entertaining Mega Splasher--the only one in Washington--there are smaller tipping bowls that also spin by kid power, a spray circle, spray guns and various gentle ground sprayers, including four “flowers” that send a sweet spray two feet in the air, and can be turned on with little toes. The spray area is surrounded by a low cement wall, perfect for parents to sip their iced lattes and steer clear of the sun. Bathrooms and water fountains are right next to the spray zone, just the right distance for the potty-trainers who just gotta go.

Insider Mega-Splash Zone Tip: Keep an eye on your tots and steer them away from the Mega Splasher—because of the amount of water, we suggest this area for kiddos 5 and up.

Mapped location of SeaTac Parks and Recreation
13735 24th Ave. S. SeaTac, Washington 98168
(206) 973-4680
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Event Spaces

Event Spaces

Angle Lake Park

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Arts & Crafts Room #107

  • Occupancy: 30 - 40
  • Area: 600 square feet
  • Height: 10 feet
Configuration Description Occupancy Area
Theater Arts & Crafts Room #107 40 600 sq ft
Classroom Arts & Crafts Room #107 30 600 sq ft
Reception Arts & Crafts Room #107 30 600 sq ft

Banquet Room #105 w/ Kitchen

  • Occupancy: 12 - 250
  • Area: 1,624 square feet
  • Height: 15 feet
Configuration Description Occupancy Area
Theater Banquet Room #105 w/ Kitchen 250 1,624 sq ft
Classroom Banquet Room #105 w/ Kitchen 200 1,624 sq ft
Banquet Banquet Room #105 w/ Kitchen 200 1,624 sq ft
Reception Banquet Room #105 w/ Kitchen 200 1,624 sq ft
Booths Banquet Room #105 w/ Kitchen 12 1,624 sq ft

Bow Lake Park

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Grandview Off-Leash Dog Park

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Gymnasium (Sporting Events Only)

  • Occupancy: 463 - 463
  • Area: 4,644 square feet
  • Height: 22 feet
Configuration Description Occupancy Area
Theater Gymnasium (Sporting Events Only) 463 4,644 sq ft

Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden

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McMicken Heights Park

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Neighborhood Park

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North SeaTac Park

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Seatac Community Center

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Sunset Park

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Valley Ridge Park

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