Dairy Hill Lane

Benny Benson Park features an extensive boardwalk, picturesque lagoon, Rotary pavilion, and historical points of interest.

311 Ballaine Blvd. 

Grab your helmet, favorite board or bike, and get ready to stick the landing at this unique facility. Located next to Waterfront Playground and Branson Pavilion.

2210 Dimond Blvd.

Tucked away in the Forest Acres Campground is a basketball court. With a bike park and playground near by there will be plenty to do. 

2210 Dimond Blvd.

This innovative bike park is located in the Forest Acres Campground. With a playground and basketball court close by Forest Acres will provide hours of entertainment.

Saturday, July 17, 9:00 AM.  New Equipment Installation: Bike Park will be Closed this day due to the new equipment going in.  

2210 Dimond Blvd.

This playground is nestled in the Forest Acres Campground. Located next to the Bike Park and Basketball courts it is guaranteed to be fun for all. 

1911 Dora Way

This fun playground is tucked away in the residential area behind Safeway. It makes a great stop for the kids to play.

401 Railway Ave.

Hoben Park is located next to the Alaska SeaLife Center. The park's north and west sides have a decorative concrete wall, part of which is original to the park’s 1923 construction date.

237 Fourth Ave.

Kawabe Park is named after Harry Kawabe, a well-respected Japanese-American businessman, who was notable figure Seward's history. His laundry, one of his many business enterprises, stood on this spot.

228 Third Ave. 

This fun playground is located in the heart of historic downtown. It makes a great stop for the kids to take a break from exploring the local shops nearby. 

809 Second Ave.

Two Lakes Park has an easily accessible loop trail. With First Lake Pavilion close by, it is a great place to end your hike with lunch. As you make your way around the loop trail look for salmon in First Lake. 

306 Fourth Ave.

This pocket park by City Hall is named after Lawrence Urbach a Seward pioneer businessman. He was born into the family business, was raised in Seward, and served our country in the Army. Stop by on your next visit downtown.

420 Ballaine Blvd.

This beautiful Waterfront Playground features a tot area, and nearby restrooms with public showers. Located next to Evan Casey Skate Park, Branson Pavilion, and just off the Waterfront Trail that has historic points along it.

Port Ave.

Whale Tail Park is the perfect place to start a scenic walk through Seward's harbor. Starting just north of the harbor, you'll pass shops and restaurants, and meet the Waterfront Trail just south of the harbor with amazing views along the way. 

336 Third Ave.

In the heart of downtown there is a basketball court at the Seward Youth Center. It is a great place to get together with friends.

Nash Rd.

Length: 0.9 mi.

Out and back trail on varied terrain.

225 Lowell Canyon Rd.

Length: 1.6 mi.

Elevation: 360 ft.

Out and back trail on varied terrain.

537 First Ave.

Length: 4.1 mi.

Elevation: 2,923 ft.

Loop trail on varied terrain.

809 Second Ave.

Length: 0.75 mi.

Loop trail on dirt and gravel terrain.

Ballaine Blvd.

Length: 1 mi.

Out and back trail on paved terrain.

225 Lowell Canyon Rd.

Lowell Canyon Picnic area is by Lowell Canyon Trail, with picnic tables it makes for the perfect place to rest after a hike. 

Ballaine Blvd.

The Obihiro Picnic Area is just off the Waterfront Trail, and has picnic tables to enjoy a lunch on the waterfront. 

Ballaine Blvd.

Just off the Waterfront Trail the Wellington Picnic Area has tables, and a nearby restroom. 

Ballaine Blvd.

Branson Pavilion boasts beautiful views of Resurrection Bay. With picnic tables, a large charcoal grill, electricity, and nearby restrooms, it is perfect for any upcoming birthday, wedding or gathering. For more information or to make a reservation visit RecDesk.

Ballfield Access Rd.

Citizen's Pavilion sits next to two baseball fields and has picnic tables. Perfect for serving hotdogs or hamburgers on game day. For more information or to make a reservation visit RecDesk.

809 Second Ave.

First Lake Pavilion is located at Two Lakes Park along with scenic trails great for hiking, walking, and bird watching. This pavilion features a fire pit and picnic tables. For more information or to make a reservation visit RecDesk.

Ballfield Access Rd.

This ballfield was named to honor Jon Perry, a resident of Seward since 1972, for his contributions to the community through sports. Plan your next game day or practice; visit RecDesk for more information or to make a reservation.

Fourth Ave. & C St.

The Little League Ball Field is located between the harbor and downtown. It is a great place for youth softball, baseball, or kickball. For more information or to make a reservation visit RecDesk.

1112 Second Ave.

The Rotary Pavilion is at the southwest edge of the lagoon with a separate boardwalk off of Chamberlain Rd. Walk down the boardwalk starting at Benny Benson Park, and follow it with a family picnic overlooking the lagoon. For more information or to make a reservation visit RecDesk.

Ballfield Access Rd.

This ballfield was named after Ryan Lewis, a born and raised resident of Seward. He was part of the team that originally built the field that was once named Citizen's Field. Plan your next game day or practice--visit RecDesk for more information or to make a reservation.