The future Fremont Peak Park is situated on a steeply-sided promontory at 4351 Palatine Ave. N. in upper Fremont. The unique geography of the 24,640 square-foot property creates a spectacular view of the city, sound, and mountains. The view and the large stand of mature conifers make the spot an urban oasis—a place to contemplate the land, sea, sky, and city life below.

The site is not open to the public yet, but when it is completed, Fremont Peak Park will give the community a permanent, year-round oasis where they can interact with nature. From the viewpoint, one can see the snow advance and retreat on the Olympics, watch how the clouds color the sunsets, and note the flow of human activity along the ship canal. Closer at hand, park visitors can enjoy neighborly exchanges in a natural setting beneficial to both people and wildlife.

Through collaboration on the park project, supporters have forged enriching personal bonds and discovered new strengths. These connections will deepen through park construction and on-going stewardship after its completion. While the degree of the public's enjoyment of this new natural park setting may not be measurable, it perhaps is the single greatest reward for our labors and sacrifices.

Read the story about how the park project came about.






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