The City has a number of streets which end at Lake Washington, providing an excellent opportunity for waterfront access and pursuing recreational activities. Twenty "street ends" total six acres of land, and 1,140 feet of water frontage. Opportunities abound for wildlife viewing, picnicking, swimming/wading (no lifeguards on duty), kayaking and canoeing.

Developed street ends typically include park furniture, including park benches or picnic tables and garbage receptacles. Some areas have trails to the water, beaches, and docks. Maintenance typically includes regularly mowing and trimming and garbage collection in the peak use season. Parking is usually limited. Some areas are designated for swimming and car top boat launching.

Undeveloped street ends are left in their natural state and are very rustic. There are typically no amenities at these locations and parking may not be available.

Developed Street Ends

• Calkins Landing - SE 28th St & 60th Ave SE
• Forest landing - SE 43rd St & Forest Ave SE
• Franklin landing - 78th Ave SE & SE 42nd St
• Fruitland Landing - 97th Ave SE & SE 34th St
• Garfield Landing - SE 30th St & 60th Ave SE
• Lincoln Landing - 76th Ave SE & SE 22nd St
• Miller Landing - Forest Ave SE & SE 48th St
• Proctor Landing - SE 32nd St & 60th Ave SE
• Roanoke landing - W. Mercer Way & Roanoke Way
• 77th Ave SE Landing - 7670 SE 22nd St

Undeveloped Street Ends

• Freeman Landing - SE 40th St
• Seashore Ave/Drive - Off W. Mercer Way
• SE 20th St - Faben Point
• SE 36th St Landing
• SE 45th St - Off Forest Ave