Horiuchi Park: A Small Yesler Terrace Park on Boren Ave

Frequently asked questions

Horiuchi Park is at 156 Boren Ave, Seattle, WA 98122. It is in the Yesler Terrace neighborhood, part of the Downtown district.

Horiuchi Park appears in Seattle Parks and Recreation's official park data, published on data.seattle.gov.

Yes. A community garden listed as "Horuichi Park" is less than 0.1 mile away, and the Hinoki and Hoa Mai gardens are about 0.1 and 0.2 mile away.

Yesler Playfield is about 0.1 mile from Horiuchi Park, and Boren Place is about 0.2 mile away, measured in a straight line.

Three community gardens, a playfield and a handful of city landmarks all lie within a few blocks of Horiuchi Park, which makes this small Yesler Terrace park on Boren Ave an easy place to begin a short neighborhood walk. You'll find it at 156 Boren Ave in Seattle's Yesler Terrace neighborhood, part of the Downtown district, and Seattle Parks and Recreation includes it in its official park data.

Find Your Way to Boren Avenue

Set your map for 156 Boren Ave, Seattle, WA 98122. That address places you in Yesler Terrace, a neighborhood along the eastern edge of the Downtown district. The park's record comes from Seattle Parks and Recreation and appears on the city's open data portal, data.seattle.gov.

Hours, amenities and accessibility details aren't included in the data available here. If any of those shape your plans, check with Seattle Parks and Recreation before you head out.

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Stroll to Nearby Community Gardens

Few parks have as many community gardens close at hand. Start with the garden listed as "Horuichi Park," less than 0.1 mile away, a name that suggests the garden and the park share an identity. Then wander a little farther to two more:

Hinoki, about 0.1 mile away
Hoa Mai, about 0.2 mile away

These distances are measured in a straight line, so expect your walking route to run somewhat longer.

Add Yesler Playfield and Boren Place

Two more parks wait nearby for anyone craving extra green space. Head about 0.1 mile to Yesler Playfield, then continue roughly 0.2 mile to Boren Place, and you've got an easy loop that stretches well beyond one small park. When you're ready to explore further, browse the guide to all parks in Seattle.

Discover Landmarks a Few Blocks Away

Three city landmarks sit roughly 0.2 mile from Horiuchi Park:

Yesler Terrace Steam Plant
Old Fire Station #3
Washington Hall

Because they're so close, you can easily fold a look at some of the area's designated historic buildings into your time at the park.

Plan Your Visit

Think of Horiuchi Park as a pleasant neighborhood stop rather than a full-day destination. Pair it with the nearby gardens, Yesler Playfield or the landmarks to turn a quick visit into a longer outing. For more ideas around the area, spend some time with the Yesler Terrace neighborhood guide.