Is Seattle A Dangerous City?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
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Is Seattle a dangerous place? People have been warning me to stay away from Seattle. But is it that bad? Today I returned to the Capitol Hill neighborhood to see for myself if the area has changed. A few years back, I used to hang out and shop in Capitol Hill. So I headed to Volunteer Park. A large and beautiful tree lined park.
I walked down to Macrina Bakery to get a coffee and a pastry for breakfast. Macrina Bakery has long been my favorite local bakery and it was just as good today.
I also walked down and got a closer look at the Space Needle across the city.
There was one person snooping around my van. But other than that, Capitol Hill seems to be a nice, safe neighborhood.
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I love Seattle, it was my dream city to move to for a decade, I finally got out there in 2016, during covid it took a really dark turn, at night downtown was like something out of a post apacalyptic movie, windows boarded up, homeless everyone, even one guy with a chain swinging it around yelling and hitting things. I know it wasn't always that way, and it breaks my heart as it's so beautiful and has such potential to be one of the best cities in the country, I have heard they are taking measure to fix it up. Sadly back in 2021 my mom passed so i moved back to Georgia to be closer to family, though I am wanting to move back when I am able.
I live in Seattle. Driving on the highway which runs through the city, you see so many burn barrels fully ablaze it looks like a mad max movie. you also have to avoid people protesting on the highway.
Last weekend my husband & I picked up my son from SeaTac. He is in the USCG & had a layover for a few hours flying between Alaska & NC. Someone did a smash & grab and stole all of my sons bags & military gear from our car while we were having a meal. I think Seattle, like most large cities, has gone downhill.
Sorry to hear that
Should have encouraged him to put his bags in a locker or kept them with you in the eatery.Since everyone was grown, someone should have suggested it . The USO in the airport will let you keep your bags with them during layovers also.
@@meripederson8379our car was parked in a gated parking lot with a security guard. I’m assuming the “guard” was in on it or just completely worthless at his job. 🤷♀️ C’est la vie.
@@meripederson8379we will look into the uso tip though, never heard of that. Thanks for the tip.
The last time I was in Seattle lots of homeless sleeping in cardboard boxes downtown and toward the ferries.
First time I’ve watched one of your videos & you have a very relaxed Bob Ross type vibe . I really enjoyed your video . I also am an introvert why I live on an uncrowded island . 😊
Every once in awhile I do deliveries in SODO Seattle area & it is somewhat sketchy when leaving your vehicle parked even for 15 min. Some businesses there keep the front door locked & they have to check out whoever comes in. Very interesting video 👍
always so nice seeing your videos, they cheer me up and make me hopeful. Thank you and take care. 🙏
Aww, Thanks
When in any city Always Always watch your back. When not in the city Always watch your back :)
I grew up in Seattle and worked in the downtown area 35 years like everywhere more people more crime, not to say there's no crime out here in the woods where i live now. Seattle has slower response time for police now though. The Grand Army of the Republic cemetery for civil war veterans that came west is next to the Lakeview cemetery I have a great grandfather there. Love your calming videos
I was born in Seattle & worked downtown at Woolworth in the 70's , I lived at Winthrop Apartment s 13 block walk to work .Only paid $60 a month & had 2 roommates, only $20 a month .Those were the days my friend ! 😁
I miss Woolworth, Newberry, Kress and lunch counters.
People suck --- they're always running down Portland as well ... there ARE "bad" places in both cities, but I love them both!
I am in Portland and couldn’t agree more. For better or worse you’ll find everything you’re looking for.
Oh my gosh..those trees are massive..breathtaking…love it…
I love that part of Capital Hill. I like walking around looking at the old homes. Ballard has changed quite a bit which is sad. Still, Seattle is no different from any large city.
Hello, Scott. Long-time viewer, first-time commenter of your channel.
I just wanted to say that I enjoy listening to your voice, as it is very soothing. I find myself less anxious listening to you.
Thanks Mary
I think if you choose nice family friendly areas like you have its a safer place to hang out.
Scott, Thank you for sharing your perspective e about the city of Seattle. Good walk about in the park. Still lots of places for vehicle dwellers. Good idea to stay away from the streets where there is a history of crime drugs panhandling etc. Just have to be careful where you go and where you position hour can over night.
Perfectly said there are always people looking for an opportunity, not necessarily just in Seattle, even in the burbs all over there are people that do that too
Word on the street is… there’s people who watch for people buying those biscuits… they watch you buy one then follow you and grab it as soon as you’re not looking!! Biscuit Baggers…. That guy who walked by your van… watch your back Seattle is dangerous!!!
Good one!
Seattlite here😱😱😱it’s so scary!!!
:) THANKS MUCH for sharing! It brings me back to the first neighbourhood I lived in when I moved there, my then mother-in-law was just 2 blocks from the park and Lakeview. She, her husband, and my ex-wife are also there along with of course the famous Bruce and Brandon Lee. Loved the place and Volunteer Park. ALL the BEST and yes I can understand getting away from the city too! Cheers :)
I saw the good and the bad in Seattle. As a bus driver for Metro driving until 2 a.m.. I saw it all, LOL.
Omg, I know you did. Lol.
Had me worried, no coffee? Glad you changed your mind😊
Usually always a couple of cups a day
the round stone sculpture was the inspiration for the Soundgarden song black hole sun I used to live down the street from that park
Only a year or two ago I was hanging out a lot at that Park when I worked down the street from there it's very beautiful
Lived in Seattle 93-94 in Bell Town which had issues then. Last trip 2009 to Seattle, the city had seemed to improve. Friday will be spending weekend in Seattle, before going on Alaska cruise. Interested to see the changes in last 15 years. Thanks for the tour.
Just Curious What was Seattle like in '93 & '94?
@@MegaGiants89 My old apartment building which I rented a studio for $400 a month is now a $200 a night hotel called Belltown Inn. The area was known for homeless when I was living there, had gotten a little worse, but nothing like the media portrays it. Los Angeles is much worse, and probably NY as well.
@@MegaGiants89 I got here in ‘87. In the mid 90s there was a lot less traffic and rents were very low, maybe a third of what they are now.
Your so funny Scott. That neighborhood looks very safe. Enjoy it. Just be cautious wherever you are anywhere in the world.😊😊❤❤
Well, it is Capitol Hill. Million dollar houses
I spent a couple days in Seattle. Like any other large city it has its elements of people with bad intentions. In all cities we just need to be cognizant of our surroundings and keep our heads on a swivel. I see people walking around with headphones on or ear buds and not paying attention to their surroundings; or those who are on their cell phones completely oblivious to the environment. I loved the excitement that Seattle generates and its charisma as a major hub.
Thank you for the tour and the well thought out analysis of the safety of Seattle from a VanLife perspective. You read and hear so much negative commentary in the media about the Seattle/Portland area. It’s hard to know what to believe unless you’re actually there.
You’re welcome. There are so many beautiful places to visit, I hope people get a chance to see all the places that they want to see without all the unnecessary stress
@@StaticCamperVan It was a beautiful neighborhood and park. Thanks for letting us in on the secret and not scaring us off, so you could keep it to yourself! 🙂
Walked to work near Seattle U @ night (Capital Hill), carried an umbrella and survived. Reputation for being unsafe late 70s. Prayed for protection daily.
Glad you survived
Hi Scott..thanks for thr Seattle safety update! 😊big cities they're all the same basically, I'm still hugging the So Cal beaches, so far the weather has beeb spectacular, typical June gloom is over, and the overcast burns off by 9am..everyday is about the same, low 70s in the daytime, 60s in the evenings..take care and travel safe!
It’s not safe. I have friends in Seattle, different parts of town, and they don’t feel safe…because it’s not safe.
And Seattle’s problems have bled all the way to Bellingham…I’m an hour N of Seattle.
Don’t let travelers fool you. Just because HE says doesnt mean it’s true.😊
@IntellectualCuriosity if you are saying that I called Seattle safe then you most likely missed a big part of this vlog
Oh no. I saw the motorcycle chain and that said it all. LOL
No jewellery , no expensive clothing and sneakers, fake bag , with old phone and only $20 in it and a locker in the car: for the expensive stuff. Just do not stand out.
Never been to Seattle but most large cities are becoming dangerous
Becoming ?
I was just there to visit after moving away two years ago. I lived and raised a family on the Eastside. My daughter is in Seattle and loves the city; I miss some things such as the fresh air (except during wildfire smoke), lots of green, Puget Sound, the ferries and PCC Natural Markets. My daughter and I did a 3-day camping tour of the Olympic Peninsula; we visited Fort Worden State Park which I remembered you saying was your favorite, and I might be inclined to agree now, although Deception Pass State Park has been a longtime favorite. I kind of kept my eye out for a white ProMaster van. :)
Glad to hear that you got out to the Olympics. Yes, Fort Worden is my favorite
Again, a great video. I love the section of Seattle that you showed us. I prefer shady parks also. 🤗
yup, you definitely need an extension chord and a funnel to direct pour your kettle into the aeropress. Make sure you get a funnel that color matches the kettle. Gotta keep up with the Joneses in the sprinter van, they're already looking down on you for having the old aeropress.
I have a brand new AeroPress and I can honestly say the older ones were better
Everyone says it's dangerous somewhere else, not realizing their own town is considered dangerous by people somewhere else. Most of the "danger" is simply unfamiliarity.
Ummm...there's actual crime data supporting peoples thoughts on which city is more or less unsafe compared ot which town
I've been attacked twice in my neighborhood, around lower Queen Anne this last week, so be careful
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Yum
Many lack common sense such as leaving costly items in their cars in plain sight for example. Many don’t travel and regurgitate what they have heard. If I listened to majority of them I would have missed out on some amazing places. Be aware of surroundings, but don’t spend too much time not enjoying what is around us in the past and not someone else’s past experiences.
Very interesting video and nice to see you make it on such a beautiful rare sunny day in seattle. My wife and I moved here in the late 80s. We've seen the good and the bad that a big city can offer in those decades. We bought a house up north in snohomish about 25 years ago in a brand new development at that time. What has surprised me the most is that the price of homes have skyrocketed in that time. Home unaffordability has helped exacerbate this homeless crisis. I remember driving with my wife around Capital Hill and Queen Anne during the christmas season and looking at all the old homes decorated so beautifully with lights. We would go out to dinner and then drive around the city for a while. We lived on Beacon Hill then. Seattle is a beautiful city and I hope it can be saved.
I don't know why I love to see you visit the parts of Seattle that are very familiar to me, but I do. I've gone to Volunteer Park hundreds of times and don't live very far away. I love the tree-lined streets there. In fact, 16th St. is my favorite street. I'm a loner, and I like to walk in that area and have a picnic lunch on the tables under the old trees at Volunteer Park. By the way, have you ever been to the Lighthouse Cafe? It's in upper Fremont, on the corner. They have great coffee. And a great place to sit outside, down below or up the steps, and some of the seating is in the shade. I love your videos.
Have not been to Lighthouse but have noticed it. I’ll put it on the list. Thanks
@@StaticCamperVan The Lighthouse is a very special place... Hope you can visit it sometime...
I was mugged near the Kingdome, by pioneer square By the Alaskan Way on ramp on First Avenue at midnight. But, I wasn’t injured.
If you want to be mugged at midnight that’s the best place to go!😮
There's cold hard data showing how dangerous or safe most places are, but for some reason there seems to be a big market in youtube for people reporting from shitholes and claiming they are actually colorful places full of friendly people.
Hi Scott, Living in the Detroit Michigan area (west of the city) I know the good n bad areas to check out and to stop n not stop at. This pretty much goes 4 every big city area. I enjoyed seeing parts of seattle with u, thank u
This is why I love exploring every part of a city. After some time you can almost predict what when and where things will happen and gain a pulse on the general state of the community vs agenda that mainstream and social media is pushing.
The black sculpture was the inspiration for Soundgarden’s song, “Black Hole Sun”
Seattle has a visual dynamic that even LA (aside from Skid Road) and the west coast in general has. Areas won't "look dangerous" but then you add in the people and the randomness of crime and they are places your radar should be fully on. Tons of property crime in the place as well. City Hall is running around about "gun violence" at the moment there.
Looks a beautiful city, lots of green trees
The bigger the city, the more issues it will have because there are more people with issues to deal with. Nevertheless, the tree-lined streets with homes far apart are lovely. After watching some of your videos, I think I prefer Washington State over California because of the trees. Reminds me of upper Westchester, NY.
I usually tell people that the Northern California coast is very similar to Western Washington. But California has bigger trees. Those redwoods are a sight to behold
OMG! The Redwoods! ❤
In U K we always use electric kettles and they have spouts. Looks lovely in that park.
For the most part, kettles haven’t caught on.
@@StaticCamperVan Im 62 and all my life we have had them here.
Oops, I meant to say electric kettles haven’t caught on here in the states. Which is baffling
@@StaticCamperVan Yes i knew what you meant, i know other americans have said same as you that they don't have them and i find that strange lol
I recall fondly how every place I stayed on my UK trip had an electric kettle. Maybe it’s the higher voltage standard but I swear those things boiled water fast. Brits gotta have their afternoon tea I guess.
Nice video!!
Loved seeing what you saw that day; seems like a very nice place to visit.
Any big city can be dangerous in parts n places but listening to your intuition n being aware helps a great deal.
Thanks for sharing how much power that kettle uses. I m needing to get one.
Those little Piezio Start Butance (fuel canister looks like spray bottle and lay flat) are nice. Very portable and convenient. Sometimes I take butane stove on my bicycle to somewhere I feel like cooking something while watching sunset. U can set it on a park BBQ thing and cook there. I never keep propane / butane indoors. If it leaks outside just wastes the fuel but inside very dangerous(might accidently drop small fuel cannister). Spent a few days in Seattle 20ish years ago visiting friends. Seemed neat. Road the Monorail. Went to Folk Life Festival which was very good. Took ferry to one of the islands. Kayaked/caned on some city park were traffic overpass went above. I like to visit the science museums and hope they aren't super little kid only focused and enjoy the planetarium shows. The Science museum I went to in Seoul Korea and Glasgow Scotland is too little kid only focused. Haven't been to Lawrence Hall of Science in a bazillion years. Thanks for showing those nice neighborhoods.
Tillamook Creamery i was there more than a month ago. watched them at the factory working. got some cheese and was good
Hi Scott it's your Renton friend! I love your Washington videos! I just got home and started to watch your video but I thought I'm going to watch it later this evening when I can pay better attention😊
Have a great night, Kim
Over the years I have spent plenty of time in and around Seattle and very much agree with your review. It's lovely!
You have a gift at doing videos and making it so personal and inviting to watch. I am going to put Seattle on my bucket list.
Thanks Darla
Merch - a Tea Towel Map with your top 20 recommendations for independent coffee shops
Haha, good idea
Engendering fear is a national pastime. As an aside I’m visiting my family in Umbria so I hope the coffee was good!
I hope you’re having a great time. Not sure if Caffe Umbria roasts as good as the coffee masters in Italy but got a chuckle out of that
Hello Scott...
I lived in Seattle for awhile... It's a pretty diverse and interesting place, but a lot of people there. I prefer peace and quiet and fewer people. I think queen Anne neighborhood was my favorite area to live.
As for danger, you're right, all places can be dangerous, as well as not dangerous. We never know where and when danger will rear it's ugly head. Best to just be aware of our surroundings no matter where we are, and prepared to deal with what may come.
Sending you good vibes, where ever you are now. ❤
The park grounds and streets look very well maintained. The pride shows and keeps the opportunistic element passing through imo.
He is in one of the wealthiest suburbs of Seattle and far from the city center.
North Capital hill is a pretty wealthy area. Start heading south around seatroit central comunistity college indoctrination center and Yessler terrace, you'll start raising your trouble chances quickly. A few years back, a body was found in the Volunteer Park water holding tank requiring extra chlorine for a few days . Chicago is the murder Capital of the US and possibly the world, but all large cities have their problems. As you say, don't go looking for trouble and you'll be fine.
Makrina bakery is good, fortunately upscale grocers sell their breads. Essential Bakery is a treat too. Butter Pecan rolls or my favorite, the bread Pudding Muffins. Take care.
Nice word sir. Ominous ( dangerous, something bad or unpleasant is going to happen).
For some reason this got me thinking of Arlo Guthrie's "Alice's Restaurant" and how he compared being a litterbug to the other horrors humans get up to. Yes, you are good at choosing nice areas but not so fancy that they resent visitors. Another nice one.
Seattle natives are tolerant of visitors because they don’t usually like interacting with strangers
Yum,Yum, Yum 😋 love sticky buns. Panera Bread has a really good sticky bun with pecans. The biscuit with jam also looked good.
Nice tour, all we seem to get in New Zealand is bad news about Seattle
It’s 8:41 in Tulare but my mom is heading out to Seattle she is on the plane i think she left like at 4am and I am getting scared already because she never went by herself
It’s important to take precautions in any city, and to keep valuables out of view.
Nice video
I had a thought. Have you tried Cold brew? I've tried all the different ways of making coffee and tea over the years, and when I found my way to cold brewing I rejoiced! It tastes so much richer, smoother, with more flavor, much better notes. And when you want it hot, you just heat it quick. It's so simple too. Like filling a rumble jar with coffee and water, putting it in the fridge, and a few hours later, it's coffee! Plus you don't have to heat up the van with the stove, and you can use your plug in kettle with the cold brew to make it hot! Perfect for warm weather!
I’ve tried several cold brew coffees and not liked any of them. To my taste buds, they lack nuance. I actually loathe cold coffee so I’d want to heat it up. So cold brew isn’t ideal for me.
@@StaticCamperVanah,makes sense to me! My coffee tastes are not nearly as refined or cultured as yours, so that I fully understand and appreciate. I only suggested it because I thought it would cut down on how much you had to use the stove in the warmer weather.
Sometimes I make coffee because of the process. If I’m stressed about something, taking the ten minutes to boil water, grind coffee and brew really relaxes me.
@@StaticCamperVan oh my yes, this has a long tradition going back to the famed "tea ceremony" of anxiety japan. It's the entire concept of mindfulness, that relaxed meditative state of doing things step by step, savoring the moments of each step as it then leads to the next one! It's a great way to do coffee, and forgive me for forgetting that you do that. We had talked about it once before! You're an uncommon man Scott, good for you! *And yes, that was definitely a compliment!
Thank you for this. I’m guilty of letting fear-mongers get to me and cause me unnecessary anxiety about certain parts of the world. I haven’t visited Seattle since returning to the west coast this year but I look forward to it when the time comes. I’ve visited a handful of times and never had any problems. But I have had my door handles jiggled and been approached by shady people in areas that I felt were “safe”. I guess the lesson is that pre-conceived notions don’t do us much good.
Hi Scott how are you look well and Seattle is pretty much like any other place by the looks of it if your positive we attract positivity thanks for sharing kind regards love the effort you put in 😊😊
Hey Thanks Jessie
It's on my bucket list to visit and pay my respects to the Lee's.
I enjoy listening to your channel. If I were not tied down to a specific job,in the same location. I think van life would definitely suit me. I live in San Luis Obispo CA, my friend. I think that I would enjoy life in Eureka Ca,or some where of the like. Good day to you...
Maybe drive over to Green Lake, great part of town.
I’ve only ever parked in Green Lake once, I wouldn’t know if it has changed at all
Very nice city and views. 80 hot? I wish I could say that about Florida.
I remember you years ago on Capital hill. You gave me some great advice, and had great business since.
Really? I wish I could recall our conversation
Nice water 💦 tank & in good shape 😊🇺🇸❤️
Go park by the tj max down town, then leave your car.
The photography/video quality here is so nice. Guess explained by all of the equipment I see in your car.
Aww, thanks. Actually I use my phone for all the videos.
...on that biscuit of yours my FAVORITE flavor, Raspberry 🎉
And with premimum coffee
with multiple use the electric little water kettle connected to the .... ( requiring three hours to recharge -- yes worth it!)
🙋♀️☕🌲
Seattle has dangerous areas, but on the whole, it is a safe city. I allow my teenage daughter to go out alone here. I was a LEO in California. THOSE are dangerous cities, I wouldn't even let my daughter out in the front yard there.
Don't know if you are interested or not, but Nomadic Movement has just planted their own coffee plants on their land in Panama and started a COFFEE FARM. Makes total sense as they were buying coffee from native farms for some time now. Just thought I would let you know even though you weren't interested in buying coffee from them, you might want to follow their progress. It is fascinating to me even though I can't even drink coffee, any more. Just FYI. The very last video tells about it.
Oh yes, I’ve been following them for years now. Although I prefer to buy coffee from local roasters. Maybe someday I’ll get a chance to go to Panama and buy some coffee from them.
That would be an interesting trip.
Nice video and what a delightful area to visit - I love to walk in Volunteer park on a beautiful day and Macrina is amazing. If you come back the area around Magnolia Park is quite nice, as is North Ballard, Madison Beach and Wedgwood. I wish the Nissan e-NV200 was available in the US; it would make an ideal vehicle for small vanlifing - put some solar panels on the top and take you where the sun powers you to go.
I guess I will just call you Scotty Danger from now on! 😂 It really does look like a lovely area. So....now I'm craving a sticky bun. Love those things!
I like the cemetery. Peaceful there. Not at night though.
It’s quite busy around Bruce’s
So right, even small towns have sketchy areas so key is to stay in more upscale areas. I really like your van set up but the only drawback I see is it's not a hybrid. I could sleep easily in 80 but vehicles can get 20-30 degrees hotter than outside so my only option would be a Sienna hybrid so to stay cool & warm. Only thing is the hybrid battery wears out quicker & OEM would be 4k & you lose a lot of sq. footage. Always pros & cons so no perfect solution.
My van doesn’t have windows so it always stays cooler than the outside temperature.
Great video topic, was wondering that myself. So many ppl online say its a disaster! Guess not😂
My old stomping grounds!
Thanks Scott! Stay safe! ❤
Great job. Wrap that cheese and pepperoni up in tortilla. It's pretty good.
As always, great video. Thank you from Virginia Beach.
I worked in downtown Seattle for 20 years, delivering groceries in a semi truck. At night it gets pretty sketchy for sure! I use to deliver to that central .Did you used to be the weather man on tv?
Not me. I have a face for radio
Thanx for another great video man! 😃👍
As always Scott, great video! I have to say that I would have liked to see Bruce and Brandon Lee’s burial site, but that’s ok :) Glad to see you treating yourself to the bakery goods and coffee while out enjoying the nice day. As I get older, I also find that chips don’t agree with me anymore, therefore looking at alternative munchies. Stay safe.
Hey thanks. I searched out the vlog where I walked over to see Bruce & Brandon here: th-cam.com/video/kcEuUqA2n_U/w-d-xo.html
Campervan is Q time if you can enjoy it. Especialy the food.
I totally respect your guys opinions but as someone that takes public transportation is Seattle every day, the city is not safe. There is constant open drug use on buses, on the streets and on the trains and the homeless get to take all public transportation for free while working Seattle residents have to pay 2.50 per ride and trust there children to take the buses to school sitting next to the drug addicts and criminals. Going to one of the nicest wealthiest parks in Capitol Hill is a horrible example of what the majority of Seattle is like. If you want a true example of Seattle danger don’t go to rich suburbs???
Dang it, but that sticky bun looked good! 24:19
You were close!
I knew it.. Capital hill. I grew up in south western Seattle when you had a CH before your phone number. I moved away 6 months ago..93 Tioga ford.. love this thing.
Love this video Scott I agree there are good and bad place’s everywhere t take care from the uk x
💯 agree ,bad areas and good areas in all cities. Nice park, my favorite park is Lithia park in Ashland Oregon.
Ty for the view.. well worth it. Oh Café...from PR café any time and most times in heat of the morning and afternoon and it's excellent lol. Definitivamente a small breeze in the mountain is nice to😁. You are so correcto danger lurks just keep watch your sux
That was a nice view from the water tower 👍 Scott……