2 Line · Stop 5 in Bellevue
Spring District Station
Bellevue's newest neighborhood — plazas, breweries, and a growing food scene.
120th Ave NE at NE Spring Boulevard, in the Spring District redevelopment area.
Map of Spring District station and what's walkable
Why get off here
The Spring District did not exist as a walkable neighborhood a decade ago. It was built around this station, which is why it is the one place in Bellevue where the light rail feels like the reason the city is there rather than an addition to it.
Come for a weekday lunch or an early evening — it is a working district, and it empties out late.
Within walking distance
4 published places sit inside a walk of this platform. Times are estimates at a normal pace, measured from the station with an allowance for the street grid.
An easy Spring District evening
Two to three hours: plaza, dinner, and a flat walk back to the platform.
Start
Arrive at Spring District
Exit onto the plaza — everything here is within four blocks.
+10 min
Walk the district loop
The public plazas and art installations take about twenty minutes.
+60 min
Dinner
Restaurants cluster along NE Spring Boulevard and 120th Ave NE.
Spring District station questions
Frequently asked questions
Is the Spring District worth a stop for visitors?
It is if you like new-build urbanism, breweries, and quiet plazas. It is a smaller stop than downtown, and best combined with Wilburton or BelRed in one trip.
Is it walkable at night?
The core blocks are well lit and flat, though the district is quieter after office hours than downtown Bellevue.