Oxbow Park

Find 23 community garden plots at Corson Ave S and S Eddy St in Georgetown, where Oxbow Park has been part of Seattle's P-Patch program since its founding in 2004.

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Frequently asked questions

Oxbow Park P-Patch is at 6430 Corson Ave S in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood, near Corson Ave S and S Eddy St.

The garden has 23 plots on about 5,000 square feet, according to Seattle Department of Neighborhoods data.

The Oxbow Park P-Patch was established in 2004.

The garden is part of the City of Seattle P-Patch program, so check the official Oxbow Park page on the Department of Neighborhoods website for current plot and sign-up information.

Hat 'n Boots is under 0.1 mile away, and the Georgetown Steam Plant and Georgetown City Hall / Fire Station #27 are each about 0.3 mile away.

In a mostly industrial stretch of Seattle, 23 garden plots give Georgetown residents a shared place to grow food and flowers. This is the Oxbow Park P-Patch, a community garden at 6430 Corson Ave S near the corner of S Eddy St, covering about 5,000 square feet as part of the City of Seattle P-Patch community gardening program.

The garden at a glance

Seattle Department of Neighborhoods data, published through City of Seattle GIS, sums up the Oxbow Park P-Patch in a few quick details:

Address: 6430 Corson Ave S, Seattle, WA
Cross streets: Corson Ave S and S Eddy St
Established: 2004
Garden plots: 23
Size: about 5,000 square feet

Look for Oxbow Park, the city park that shares the garden's name, less than a tenth of a mile away. With the two this close together, you can easily find both on the same outing.

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Visiting or getting a plot

Because the Oxbow Park P-Patch runs under the city program, the Department of Neighborhoods is the place to bring your questions about plot availability, waitlists, fees and garden rules. Check the official Oxbow Park P-Patch page for current details before you visit or apply.

Weighing a few spots around town? Browse our list of all community gardens in Seattle to compare other P-Patch sites.

Georgetown landmarks a short walk away

Set in the Greater Duwamish district, the garden puts several of Georgetown's designated landmarks within easy reach. Here is how far each one is, measured in a straight line from the garden: