Fall Starts Here

Fall is a beautiful time to experience Vasa Park Resort and the changing colors along Lake Sammamish. Whether you’re planning a family picnic, taking a peaceful walk by the water, gathering with friends, or simply enjoying the crisp autumn air, Vasa Park offers a memorable setting for the season.

Our 15-acre waterfront park features picnic shelters, open green spaces, scenic lake views, and inviting spaces for gatherings of all sizes. Camping reservations remain available through the fall and into the winter, offering a peaceful lakeside getaway close to home.

Planning a seasonal celebration? Our beautiful in door ballroom is open year-round and provides a wonderful setting for company holiday parties, family celebrations, weddings, and other special events.

Gather your family, invite your friends, and make the most of the season at Vasa Park Resort. We look forward to welcoming you this fall—and throughout the year.

For reservations, please call 425.746.3260 or email office@vasaparkresort.org.

Park Hours 9/1 - 9/20

Mon-Fri 9am-5pm | No lifeguards on Duty

Sat/Sun 9am-8pm | Lifeguards on Duty 11am-7pm

Park Hours 9/20 - Winter

Mon-Fri 9am-5pm | No lifeguards on Duty

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Entrance sign for Vasa Park with a list of the associated cities and a small welcome sign, surrounded by flowers and trees.
A lakeside scene with a wooden dock, white Adirondack chair, and small white picnic table on a sandy beach, overlooking a calm lake under a partly cloudy sky with mountains in the distance.
A large event hall decorated for a wedding reception with long banquet tables set with floral centerpieces, candles, and place settings. The hall has a high wooden ceiling with string lights, and a spacious, open floor plan with natural light coming through windows.
Outdoor picnic area by a lake with tents, picnic tables, trees, and people enjoying a sunny day.

About 100 years ago, a group of Swedish immigrants in Seattle looked for a farm to buy in order to build a retirement home and have a place where they could learn English and get together with fellow countrymen. They found a 36-acre tract on the western side of Lake Sammamish east of the city. Eight lodges of the Vasa Order banded together and purchased the land in 1926; within a year, it became Vasa Park, today one of the oldest private parks in the Seattle area.

The Swedish community took great pride in the park. The larger ballroom on the east side of the park was erected in 1929. In an alcove, there is a reminder of the homeland, a ceiling painting with rosemaling, featuring cherubs and garlands.

Today, Vasa Park Resort is an ideal setting for the public to enjoy birthday parties, picnics, and family reunions.

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Three young boys wearing blue Vasa Day Camp T-shirts and sunglasses, standing with their arms around each other outdoors in front of green foliage.

Investing in Our Future, Rooted in Tradition

Vasa Park has a long and cherished history of welcoming young campers each summer to explore, play, and grow. For generations, Vasa Day Camp has been a vibrant part of our mission—helping kids build lifelong friendships while staying connected to nature and Nordic traditions. Our youth programs are more than just summer fun—they are the cornerstone of our community and the heart of our nonprofit. Learn more about how we're shaping the next generation of Vasa leaders.

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