həʔapus Village Park & Shoreline Habitat

A peaceful riverside park tucked away along the Duwamish. Terminal 105 Park (also known as t̓uʔəlaltxʷ Village Park) is a small but surprisingly beautiful spot with native plants, a short walking loop, and great views of the river and skyline. There are benches, informational signs about the area's indigenous and industrial history, and easy parking right at the entrance. Despite being close to industry, it's very quiet — almost feels like a hidden urban oasis. Great for a quick nature walk, birdwatching, or just sitting by the water. One of those under-the-radar places that locals will appreciate.

Awesome little riverfront park with great historical stuff and even some interactive art (that's educational... I think?) I'm an electrician, so I'm over in that area changing in scrap periodically (shoutout to the guys at West Seattle Recycling, that's the only place to go!) and I feel like I would deal with the out of the way drive just for that park. The fact that it's by my favorite scrapyard is just a happy accident.

Peaceful place. Would have got 5 stars but there's creepy people there every once in awhile. Great walking trail though. And I saw a family of bunnies playing.

Find a tour through the Duwamish Long House. This area is historic, a shadow of its former self, but still beautiful. Was especially good to learn about some pre-Columbian ecological holdovers that Duwamish cultivation allowed to survive multiple levelings and "re"plantings of the area with non native plants (yes from the west coast, but not from here... So odd that parks and port didn't ask Duwamish what they should plant to restore the area.

The park is trash free and the water is so pretty to look at. There are interpretive signs everywhere to learn about the Duwamish land! It's a beautiful place. I was part in the Duwamish River Clean Up 2 weeks ago! It was so fun and we found a bike and a ladder! Have some fun at this park!

I like to come to this little park to clean my car or do paperwork. So I observe a lot. This park is so far off the beaten path only men come here. Lately I've noticed these church goers dropping into the park but you can tell they are not here by to enjoy it. They act as if they are here to police it . Some even going as far as taking pictures. I'm about over them.

Open green lawns, sculpture and interpretive displays, and two hand carry boat launch sites. The best one is northeast of the main parking lot. Look for the slab of wood wedged between four bollards and head to the water from there.