Waterfall Garden

Waterfall Garden

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This secluded park features a 22-foot waterfall in the middle of Pioneer Square. The Annie E. Casey Foundation paid for this small “pocket park”. It was designed by Masao Kinoshita within the firm of Sasaki Associates, Incorporated, Landscape Architects, of Watertown, MA. It was called “Waterfall Park,” “Waterfall Garden” or “UPS [United Parcel Service] Park,” […] Waterfall Garden Park Open Daily 8a - 5:45p This secluded park features a 22-foot waterfall in the middle of Pioneer Square. The Annie E. Casey Foundation paid for this small “pocket park”. It was designed by Masao Kinoshita within the firm of Sasaki Associates, Incorporated, Landscape Architects, of Watertown, MA. It was called “Waterfall Park,” “Waterfall Garden” or “UPS [United Parcel Service] Park,” as it was located on the site of the first UPS headquarters in Seattle’s Pioneer Square Neighborhood in 1907. The Anne E. Casey Foundation of Seattle, WA, formed as a result of largesse from UPS, has maintained the park since its completion in 08/1978. Photography and filming: Photography and filming at Waterfall Garden Park is allowed during park hours, as the park is technically a private space with public access. No permission is required to complete small scale photography or filming. City of Seattle film permits are only issued for city-owned property in the City of Seattle. This includes: City Parks, streets, sidewalks, and some city-owned buildings. [Google Places type: park]