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Squire Park

Wander over to 152 14th Ave in Seattle's Minor neighborhood, where the Squire Park P-Patch has grown food and flowers across 35 plots as part of the city's community gardening program since 1995.

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Frequently asked questions

Squire Park is at 152 14th Ave in Seattle, at the corner of 14th Ave and E Fir St. It is in the Minor neighborhood, part of the Central Area district.

According to Seattle Department of Neighborhoods data, the garden has 35 plots across 5,000 square feet.

The Squire Park community garden was established in 1995 as part of the City of Seattle P-Patch program.

Washington Hall is under 0.1 mile away, and the Langston Hughes Cultural Arts Center, Seattle Buddhist Church and Horiuchi Park are each about 0.2 mile away. Yesler Playfield and the Hinoki community garden are about 0.3 mile away.

The full guide

Food and flowers have been growing on this Central Area street corner since 1995. The Squire Park P-Patch is a small community garden in Seattle's Minor neighborhood, set at 152 14th Ave where it meets E Fir St. As part of the City of Seattle P-Patch community gardening program, its 35 plots make it a neighborhood-scale growing space worth a look as you wander the area.

The garden at a glance

Before you set out, here are the basics, drawn from Seattle Department of Neighborhoods data published through City of Seattle GIS:

  • Address: 152 14th Ave, Seattle, WA
  • Cross streets: 14th Ave and E Fir St
  • Established: 1995
  • Garden plots: 35
  • Size: 5,000 square feet
  • Program: City of Seattle P-Patch community gardening

Check the city's official Squire Park P-Patch page before you go for current details about the garden and the wider P-Patch program.

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Stroll to nearby Central Area landmarks

Minor sits within the Central Area district, and several city landmarks are just a short walk from the garden gate. Head less than a tenth of a mile to reach Washington Hall, or wander about 0.1 mile to see a landmark Victorian House.

Keep going a little farther, roughly 0.2 mile, and you can take in two more designated landmarks, the Langston Hughes Cultural Arts Center and the Seattle Buddhist Church. Put together, they make the garden an easy, pleasant stop on a walk past the neighborhood's historic buildings.

More green space a few blocks away

If you love parks and gardens, spend a little longer exploring these spots close by:

  • Horiuchi Park, about 0.2 mile away, along with a community garden listed under the same name at a similar distance
  • Hinoki, another community garden, about 0.3 mile away
  • Yesler Playfield, a park about 0.3 mile away

Explore further

Discover more of what the area has to offer in our guide to the Minor neighborhood. Comparing growing spaces around town? Browse our full list of community gardens in Seattle.