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Skyway Park

Working for a park we can all be proud of.


Skyway Park is a 23-acre park in unincorporated King County. It is located in a valley that feeds Lake Washington via Taylor Creek in Deadhorse Canyon. It contains three designated wetlands areas. In fact, much of the history of creating the park is a process of filling in the "bog" to create usable playfields.

King County's Skyway Park Page


The West Hill Connects Google group is a place to discuss issues related to the West Hill Unincorporated Area in King County, Washington, including Skyway Park:

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The Friends of Skyway Park Google group was a separate place to discuss issues related to annexation, until November 2009. Visit the archives of this group. It contains some good information not found on this page.


In 2008, a community planning process, part of King County's Community Enhancement Initiative, created the Skyway Park Community Vision planning document through a series of meetings facilitated by Pomegranate Center (external).

You can read about that year's activities on the Skyway Park Improvements page. Highlights include:


2009 was also a busy year in the park. More on that later. For now, read the descriptions in King County's page.


2010 doesn't look to be a slow year, either. More on that later, too.


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Friends of Skyway Park Meetings

Friends of Skyway Park #5

Tuesday, October 7, 2008, 6:30-8:30 pm
Skyway Library


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