Seattle area Costco locations compared by convenience and crowds

Seattle-area Costco warehouses, explained

Costco locations across the greater Seattle region vary in size, layout, traffic flow, and surrounding neighborhoods. From dense urban settings to sprawling suburban lots, each warehouse offers a slightly different shopping experience.

Here’s a quick guide to what each warehouse is like in terms of location and typical shopping conditions across the metro area.

Tukwila

Located at 400 Costco Drive in Tukwila, this warehouse serves shoppers just south of Seattle. The location includes a gas station and tire center, along with expansive surface parking.

Positioned near major highways and retail corridors, it draws customers from multiple nearby cities. Its scale and accessibility make it one of the more prominent Costco locations in South Seattle.

Issaquah

The Issaquah warehouse at 1801 10th Avenue NW sits east of Seattle near the foothills. Issaquah holds historical importance for the company, as Costco’s corporate headquarters has long been based there.

The warehouse reflects the suburban layout typical of the Eastside, with convenient road access and a spacious footprint that serves surrounding residential communities.

Woodinville

At 24008 Woodinville Snohomish Road, the Woodinville Costco serves the northern Eastside.

Located near Washington’s wine country and suburban neighborhoods, this warehouse provides access for shoppers traveling between Bothell, Snohomish County, and the Eastside.

Its setting differs from urban Seattle locations, offering a more residential backdrop while remaining within reach of the metro core.

Shoreline (Aurora Village)

The Aurora Village warehouse at 1175 North 205th Street sits in North Seattle near the Shoreline boundary. This location provides convenient access for residents of north Seattle neighborhoods and nearby suburbs.

Positioned along Aurora Avenue North, it connects easily to major arterial routes, making it a practical option for shoppers in the city’s northern corridor.

Seattle (SODO)

Found at 4401 4th Avenue South, the SODO warehouse holds historic significance as the first Costco location, opened in 1983.

Situated in Seattle’s industrial district, it offers quick access to I-5 and Highway 99. Its urban setting contrasts with suburban warehouses, reflecting the company’s early footprint before its regional and national expansion.

Federal Way

The Federal Way warehouse at 1800 South 348th Street serves communities south of Seattle and north of Tacoma. Located near Interstate 5, it serves as a regional shopping destination for South King County.

Its location makes it accessible for drivers commuting along the I-5 corridor between Seattle and Pierce County.

Redmond

Costco’s Redmond warehouse is located at 7725 188th Avenue Northeast. Positioned near Microsoft’s campus and major Eastside employers, it serves both residential neighborhoods and the area’s technology workforce.

The Eastside location places it within a network of growing suburban cities that continue to expand alongside the broader Seattle metropolitan area.

Lynnwood

The Lynnwood warehouse at 18109 33rd Ave W serves the northern suburbs of the Seattle region.

Located in Snohomish County, it provides access for shoppers traveling from Everett, Mountlake Terrace, and surrounding communities. Its position along a major commercial corridor makes it a central stop for residents living north of Seattle’s city limits.

Covington

Located at 27520 Covington Way SE, the Covington Costco serves Southeast King County and nearby suburbs.

It’s a go-to for shoppers who want a big warehouse feel without heading into Seattle proper, and it’s positioned for easy access from the Kent and Maple Valley area.

Kirkland

The Kirkland Costco serves the northeastern edge of the Seattle metro, near Lake Washington. Conveniently located for both Kirkland and Redmond residents, it provides easy access for Eastside shoppers.

Its suburban setting offers ample parking and proximity to major arterial roads, making it a practical choice for bulk shopping without the congestion of Seattle’s urban warehouses.

Tacoma

The Tacoma Costco at 2219 S 37th St is a major South Sound warehouse that draws shoppers from Tacoma and nearby communities.

It’s a practical stop for anyone traveling the I-5 corridor, especially for larger stock-up trips.

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Puyallup

At 1201 39th Ave SW, the Puyallup Costco is a key warehouse for the South Sound.

It’s a convenient choice for shoppers coming from Pierce County suburbs who want a warehouse run without driving into Seattle.

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Which Seattle-area Costco do you shop at most, and what matters most to you when choosing a warehouse location? Tell us in the comments.

This slideshow was made with AI assistance and human editing.

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