Miller Triangle

A Glimpse of Green in Capitol Hill

This slim, triangular patch sits right across E Thomas Street from Miller Playground, wedged between E Thomas and E John streets from 20th Ave E to 21st Ave E. Miller Triangle is a modest green retreat that might not make headlines but definitely adds character to the neighborhood.

It's not grand or flashy, just a quiet little pocket of nature that brings some breathing room to the otherwise jam-packed Capitol Hill area.

What You'll Find

Let's be honest - Miller Triangle isn't going to top anyone's must-see list, but that's part of its charm. The space offers a simple but welcome combination of grass and trees, giving you a touch of nature right in the middle of urban living.

This isn't where you'll go for a weekend sports tournament or to host a large gathering. Instead, it's great for those moments when you just need a quick pause from city life - maybe to eat a sandwich in peace, read a few pages of your book, or simply watch the neighborhood go by.

Behind the Scenes

Like many of Seattle's green spaces, Miller Triangle falls under the watchful eye of the Seattle Parks and Recreation Department. They're the folks who keep this little urban oasis (and countless others like it across the city) maintained and ready for your impromptu visits.