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Kenmore, WA is located at the north end of Lake Washington in the Seattle Metropolitan area.  The easiest way to get to Kenmore is to take Interstate-5 Exit 177 and go east on WA-104 until you come to Lake Washington in Lake Forest Park.  Turn north (left) on Bothell Way and in about 1.5 mi. you will be in Kenmore.

 

Kenmore is mainly a residential community with only a limited commercial district.

 

History

Once thick dense forests, Kenmore was not developed as early as the surrounding cities of Bothell and Woodinville. The land, primarily owned by investors sat undeveloped until Watson C. Squire (one of the first state senators) purchased some of the property in 1880 and built a water tower.

 

 In 1889 John and Annie McMasters leased some of the land from him and named the area Kenmore after their previous home, Kenmore, Canada. McMasters opened the Fir Lumber Company in 1903. At that time Kenmore consisted of the mill, its cookhouse, the managers house and the workers shacks and bunkhouse.

 

In 1923 the mill burnt down. During prohibition from 1917 to 1933, Kenmore became a popular place for Seattleites escaping from prohibition agents. Liquor could easily be disposed of in Lake Washington if they need be.

 

The city of Kenmore was not incorporated until 1998, making it one of the newest cities in King County.

 

Bastyr University

This university is one of the leaders in science-based natural health programs. It offers a variety of graduate programs including acupuncture and Oriental medicine, herbal sciences, nutrition and naturopathic medicine.  Their research is world renowned and they operate the biggest natural healthcare facility in Washington State.

14500 Juanita Drive NE
Kenmore, WA 98028

425.823.1300

Website: http://www.bastyr.edu/default.asp

 

Parks and Recreation

Saint Edwards State Park

At one time this 316-acre park was a Catholic seminary. It sits on 3,000 feet of beautiful, undeveloped Lake Washington shore. There are five areas available for large group picnics that include picnic tables and some barbeques, but no shelter. There are also 85 unsheltered picnic tables available first come first serve. There is a magnificent playground with a toddler area, swings, slides, a kids climbing wall, and a magnificent castle looking play structure. Other features include horse trails, mountain bike trails, and indoor swimming pool, softball fields, a gymnasium and soccer fields.   For more information see Recommended Parks below.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Tracy Owen Park

Located on Lake Washington, one of the popular features of this park is the public fishing pier and daytime boat moorage for Lake Washington boaters. This 16 acre park also offers picnic tables, cooking facilities, restrooms and beach access.

 

Saint Edwards State Park

425-823-2992

Visit the Park's website.

 

At one time this 316-acre park was a Catholic seminary. It sits on 3,000 feet of beautiful, undeveloped Lake Washington shore.  The park has picnic facilities, a fishing dock, and day use boat moorage.

 

Visitor Information

 

City of Kenmore web page.

6700 NE 181st Street

PO Box 82601

Kenmore, WA 98028

425-398-8900

http://www.cityofkenmore.com/

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Listed Attractions

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Antiques

 

 

Hidden Treasures Thrift Store – 425-939-1393

7806 NE Bothell Way, Kenmore, WA 98028

 

Art Galleries

 

 

Rising Starr Art Studio and Gifts – 425-806-3838

19312 61st Ave NE #3, Kenmore, WA 98028

 

Gift Shops/ Specialty Shops

 

 

Ostrom’s Drug & Gift – 425-486-7711

6744 Ne 181st St, Kenmore, WA 98028

Golf

 

 

Inglewood Golf (Private) – 425-488-8800 - http://www.inglewoodgolfclub.com/

16001 Inglewood Rd NE, Kenmore, WA 98028

 

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Elliott Lilac Gardens – 425-488-2598

8835 NE 163rd St, Kenmore, WA 98028

 

Saint Edward State Park -  206-296-2970 - Visit the web site

1445 Juanita Dr NE, Kenmore, WA 98028

 

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