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Charter Bus to Kerry Park

Kerry Park is a tiny viewpoint on Queen Anne's south slope — a railing, a sculpture and the definitive Seattle postcard: Space Needle centered, downtown towers behind, Rainier filling the gap on clear days, ferries crossing Elliott Bay below. It's 15 minutes of your schedule, not an afternoon.

211 W Highland Dr, Seattle, WA 98119 The skyline postcard stop — Needle, downtown and Rainier in one frame.

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Plan your visit

Suggested time

15–30 minutes

Best time

Clear-day dusk for lit towers

Official website

www.seattle.gov/parks ↗

Must-see spots

Postcard skyline view
Needle + Rainier frame
Elliott Bay ferries
Sunset alpenglow

Suggested itinerary · Queen Anne viewpoint stop

1Kerry Park
2Queen Anne Ave cafés

Know before you go

The classic composition: Needle foreground-left, downtown behind, Rainier in the notch.
Changing Skyline sculpture anchors the small plaza — the rail gets crowded at sunset.
Walk two minutes down to the Parsons Gardens pocket park for a quieter angle.

Tips for group trips

Free 24/7 — no facilities; it's a photo stop, nothing more.
Coach drop on Highland Drive is tight — small vehicles or a quick unload-and-move.
Clear days only for Rainier; even overcast the downtown + Needle frame works.

Frequently asked questions

Is Kerry Park free?

Yes — public viewpoint, no admission, open around the clock.

Can a coach stop here?

The street is narrow — minibuses manage; full coaches should unload briefly and stage elsewhere.

When's the best time?

Dusk on a clear day — lit towers plus Rainier alpenglow.

Recommended Vehicles

sprinter

8–14

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