David E Brink
Named after the David E. Brink, the Kirkland parks director responsible for establishing many other Kirkland waterfront beach parks in the 1960s, this quiet, romantic park lies within walking distance of downtown Kirkland. There are terrific panoramic views of the lake and Seattle from the park's viewing platform.
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