Downtown Bellevue Park has been a major hotspot from the beginning and the focus of many Pokemon Go videos on YouTube. According to one tipster, it's a great spot to catch just about anything because of the crowds. You'll probably catch just about every kind of Pokemon here, though it might not be a nest, per se.

Keep an eye out for Onix while checking out the playground, fishing lake, paved walking path and ball fields.

Cal Anderson Park is where a lot of Seattle Pokemon Go players got their start. It's become a big nest for Voltorbs but you can certainly find a lot of Pokemon lurking here.

A lot of people are spotting Vulpix in this 3.5 acre urban, wooded park which features a playground, picnic space, amphitheater and walking trails.

Here you'll find fields for softball, soccer, and occasionally rugby union games, as well as a 4,500 seat soccer stadium. You'll also find lots of Ghastly, apparently.

You had to figure Gas Works would be a hotspot for something and that thing is Psyduck. He's got easy access to Lake Union so it makes sense.

Makes sense that you'd find Krabby hanging out in Green Lake. Makes a little too much sense.

Those looking for Bulbasaur will find it a bit easier here and elsewhere. Of course, you've still got 150 acres of trails, forest and farm to look around in.

You're doing something wrong if you head here and don't find a Charmander. They're plentiful as all get-out.

Northacres Park is surrounded with a forest of fir and contains a small forest behind picnic area. Along with the ballfields and dog park, lots of room to hunt Magnemite. The park is also said to have a steady supply of Geodude popping up.

This 702-acre park includes Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium, the Rose Garden, Rhododendron Garden. It also includes tons of Charmanders.

Full of sports fields, a pond, a horse arena and ten wooded acres with trails, keep an eye out for Electabuzz, which has a nest nearby.

This Tacoma community center is another Scyther hotspot.

Word on the street is that you'll find Electabuzz and Jynx amongst the 350 hilltop acres of golf course here.

Amidst the fields, tennis courts,skate park, and ball courts you'll find Psyduck.

Makes sense Horsea would nest at Magnuson. It's right on the water and there's plenty of room to hide.

Located in the Washington Park Arboretum, this park is abundant with Staryu.

nothing seems to be more abundant in Seattle than Scythers and here's one more place you'll be able to find them easily.

Apparently there's a big Squirtle population here.

If you're going egg hunting, you'll want to go here because it's a popular spot for Exeggcute.