Public park in Kirkland, Washington

Marsh Park is a picturesque waterfront park located at 6605 Lake Washington Boulevard Northeast in Kirkland, Washington. This popular tourist attraction offers visitors a large grass lawn, a dock, picnic tables, restrooms, and a small parking lot. Situated in the Lakeview neighborhood, Marsh Park provides stunning views of the Seattle skyline. Named after the Marsh family, who have deep roots in Kirkland, the park holds a special significance in the community. Ludwig Marsh, the patriarch of the family, built a home in Kirkland in 1905, and his son Louis was a pioneering engineer at Boeing. After retiring from Boeing following World War II, Louis generously donated the waterfront portion of his property to the City of Kirkland, resulting in the creation of Marsh Park.

Peter Kirk Pool, located at 340 Kirkland Avenue in Kirkland, Washington, is the City of Kirkland's outdoor heated seasonal pool. Offering a variety of classes and programs for participants of all ages, including swim lessons, lap swim, public swim, swim team, water safety courses, water exercise, and more, the Peter Kirk Pool is a hub of aquatic activity throughout the summer season. In addition to the main pool, Kirkland Parks and Community Services also offers a wading pool for young swimmers. The facility also features three swimming beaches at Houghton Beach, Waverly Beach, and Juanita Beach, each with designated swim areas and lifeguard services.