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Dive planning for Seahurst Park

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Seahurst Park Dive Planning
By  With (Reviewed 01/11/26)

Somebody was recently asking about diving Seahurst Park so I thought I'd post some dive planning info on this site. I dove this site once or twice close to 20 years ago. I remember mostly sand... and that we were happy to see stubby squid here. There was a barge out there that was almost rotted away at the time. It is likely fully gone now. I'd dive this site again some time! I went and visited this park again in July 2024 for a tide pooling event. The park hasn't changed much. Parking near the beach is somewhat limited so I recommend going there early if the weather is nice.

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⚠️ Safety & accuracy

Before diving at Seahurst Park, always check the site-specific wind/wave forecast, tide/currents, and recent pnwdiving reports ! Reminder: Winds (even offshore winds) can impact slack time.

Briefings may be out of date or have inaccuracies. Dive within your training and experience. The first time diving a site, join someone familiar with the site and/or start on a mild day.

See our currents, tides, wind, and waves guide for help reading charts and planning current-sensitive dives.

About tide & current data sources.

The nearest NOAA or XTide current and tide stations within 25 miles are selected by default when available. Click a pin on the map below to choose another station for current, tide, camera, or buoy data (you may need to zoom in or out).

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Nearby Stations

7/20/26

Currents: Dolphin Point, 1.3 miles East of (48 ft) -- 3 miles away

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Tides: Seattle Tides (Elliott Bay) -- 9 miles away

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