The center and pool are currently located at the northeastern corner of Green Lake. This site borders the commercial district of the Green Lake neighborhood. This area provides many amenities, including retail, restaurants, and grocery, as well as the historic Green Lake Public Library. This area is served by one parking lot for approximately 90 vehicles, as well as some on-street parking. Several transportation options connect this site to nearby neighborhoods. In 2021, the Sound Transit Roosevelt Station for light rail will open and will be about a 20-minute walk to the current center location.

The Pitch & Putt site, located at the south end of Green Lake, is the existing home of a Par 3, nine-hole golf course that gently slopes down towards the lake. Surrounded by East Green Lake Way North, West Green Lake Way North, and the Green Lake Trail, the triangular site is accessible via bus, car, and foot. The site is served by a small parking area and shared by those visiting the lake and boathouse. Nearby amenities include the historic Green Lake Aqua Theater, as well as water sports and athletic fields to the south.

The Lower Woodland Tennis Courts are nestled between Woodland Park Off-Leash Area and ballfields and are accessible from West Green Lake Way North. The existing landscape and nearby woods create a natural shield from outside noise and traffic. This site is close to many ballfields and offers more parking than other sites. King County Metro is adding a new bus route running on Green Lake Way and NE 56th Street. The site is also near Woodland Park’s many hiking trails and natural wooded environment, connecting to other recreational opportunities focused on health and wellness.

The Woodland Park Lawn Bowling site is located northwest of the Pitch & Putt. The existing lawn bowling courts overlook Green Lake to the east and are easily accessible from Aurora Avenue North. The location also offers a connection to the Phinney Ridge neighborhood commercial district via North 63rd Street. This site offers access to the trails and natural wooded areas of Woodland Park, as well as lakeside facilities for water sports. Due to its elevation above the lake, this site offer offers notable exposure to sunshine and impressive views.

The North 50th Street site is located at the southern edge of Woodland Park and adjacent to the Picnic Loop on Woodland Park Avenue North. This site is currently a gravel lot that provides overflow parking for the zoo, rose garden, and other activities. This site offers access to Woodland Park trails and picnicking structures. This site is a ten-minute walk to Wallingford’s commercial areas and transit connections. This site benefits from rolling topography and the immediate connection to Woodland Park’s natural landscape.

The Bathhouse Theater, at the northwest edge of Green Lake, is the current home for the Seattle Public Theater. At this site, a new center would be built to the south, leaving the Bathhouse Theater undisturbed. The Aurora Avenue commercial core is a 10-minute walk from this site, providing amenities such as grocery, retail, and restaurants. The site is close to the Green Lake wading pool and the East Green Lake commercial area and is walking distance from transit options on Aurora Avenue North, as well as NE 80th Avenue. This location also offers notable exposure to sunlight and proximity to the lake itself.