Seward Park Review

Su Yubai Company is very beautiful, the coastline is very long, the crystal clear sea is very beautiful, the sea and sky scenery attracts many tourists to visit, the traffic is also very convenient

Suyubai Park is a neighborhood southeast of Seattle, and its name is derived from the city park on the Bailey Peninsula. The beautiful Bailey Peninsula extends to Lake Washington. In 1911, Seattle bought the peninsula from the Bailey family and wanted to build a park named after the US Secretary of State, who is known for his advocacy of the US purchase of Alaska. Four years later, most of the southeast of Seattle is now under Seattle's jurisdiction. The surrounding area is named for the park's construction with the ease of the street slope, and with the completion of the Washington Lake boulevard, people can easily and quickly reach here. Although many Seattle neighborhoods named after real estate developers have clear boundaries, the scope of Suwon Park has expanded after developers, and some Brighton Beach, Hillman City, and Lakewood areas along both sides of South Orcas Street also use the name. The region is ethnically and economically diverse and is the center of Seattle’s Jewish community.

The quiet time by the lake was because of the relationship between studying in Seattle, and now I live in a residential family in the suburbs, the family is very harmonious, and there are three children in the family, which is very good for me. This week they planned to go to Suyubai Park BBQ, and also invited me to go together, I felt embarrassed to disturb their family time, but they said I should go out for a walk and relax, so I went with them. We drove to the grass and lake. I slept for a while in the car, so when my boarding mother woke me up, what came to my eyes was a large green grass. There were many people camping here and sitting on the grass chatting. The grass followed by a large lake with water, and I thought it was a sea if I didn't know it! Although it was early summer, there were still many young people swimming in the water and laughing constantly. The lively BBQ host mother quickly laid out picnic mats on the grass, red grid mats on the green grass, very retro. The host father also neatly set the barbecue rack, burned carbon, and the children couldn't wait to put the meat on the barbecue. The smell of barbecue spread out in a while. We sat on the mat, tasted the roasted food, bathed in the lazy sun of early summer, and watched the youngsters laughing and playing in the distance, feeling very quiet. After dinner, we sat in the shade for a while and enjoyed a rare quiet time. Warm reminder: Suyubai Park is very suitable for traveling. It is recommended to camp here and relax for a day. Opening hours: 6 am to 10 pm every day