Denny Blaine Park

Nude beach · Lake Washington, Seattle
Confirmed by 2 people
Illustration, not this spot.
⚖️ Customary / tolerated Nude in some areas 💧 Lake 🗓️ Jun to Sep
⚠︎ Status uncertain. Access and legality have changed over time. Verify locally before you go.

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Small lakefront park, long-standing unofficial nude beach. Street parking only.

☀︎ First-timer tip: Compact and can be crowded on hot days. Seattle's best-known nude beach.

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Trans friendly. Currently in an ongoing dispute with neighbors and the city. Signs are posted to limit nudism to certain areas. Sexual behavior is not tolerated by the community (and illegal in Washington anyway).

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Etiquette

Towel down before sitting · ask before photos · no staring or sexual behavior · pack out what you pack in.

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Naturism here is non-sexual. There's no nudity in the app; everything is moderated. 18+.

Written up from Wikipedia. Last confirmed by a member on Aug 21, 2026.

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