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Lakewood is home to nearly 64,000 residents and has one of the most culturally diverse populations in Washington. With lush parks, lakes, thriving businesses, and plenty of opportunities we are happy to call Lakewood home.

To learn about Lakewood’s history, visit our History of Lakewood page.

Fun Facts About Lakewood

• In its early years, Lakewood was known as the “playground” for the region’s elite. They would come from Seattle on weekends to enjoy the lakes, golf courses, and other amenities. This included the Weyerhauser family (yes, of forestry fame) whose home was on Gravelly Lake.
• Lakewood’s first mayor, Mayor William “Bill” Harrison, was also commanding general of the 7th Infantry Division, I Corps at Joint Base Lewis-McChord. He helped lead the city’s incorporation effort that lead to cityhood in 1996. Two buildings hold his name to honor the influence and support he has given the community: Harrison Hall which serves as the 7th Infantry Division’s headquarters on JBLM and Harrison Preparatory School, which is one of the Clover Park School District’s combined elementary and secondary schools.

Lakewood is the hometown of:

• Kate Starbird, 1997 James Naismith National Player of the Year for Stanford, former WNBA star.
• Jermaine Kearse, wide receiver for Super Bowl XLVIII Champion Seattle Seahawks.
• Michael Wansley, a.k.a., “Wanz,” Grammy Award-winning singer.
• J-Nai Bridges, two-time Grammy Award-winning mezzo-soprano Opera Singer.

Lakewood is the gateway to:

• Chambers Bay Golf Course , site of the 2015 U.S. Open.
• Mt. Rainier National Park.
• Puget Sound waterways and islands.