Oxbow Park

20 reviews

+1 (206) 684-4075

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6430 Corson Ave S

Seattle, WA 98108

+1 (206) 684-4075

http://www.seattle.gov

In 1953, Seattle artist Lewis Nasmyth was hired to rustle up a design for a western-style gas station in Georgetown. Featuring a 44-ft. wide cowboy hat and 22-ft. high boots, the Hat n' Boots opened the next year to a stampede of customers.

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4.520 reviews

Jacques I.

6/1/2019

Charming AF. I love Oxbow Park. It's not spacious nor does it offer amenities like a bathroom, tennis courts, waterfront views, like other parks in Seattle. But it has what many of those other...

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Teresa M.

5/6/2021

Oxbow Park is located in the historical Georgetown neighborhood and is home to the well known Hat and Boots! This park is very, very small and you basically only come here for the...

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Andrea M.

8/28/2021

Yesterday I drove by this by complete coincidence and had to make a U-Turn to go back. I have lived in Seattle for 25 years and this has been on my list for about that long, so I'm convinced it...

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Ngoc-Diep P.

1/23/2019

Pretty cool place with a cute little pea patch garden next to it. Parking is easy and Katsu burger is near by, so definitely a plus to have good lunch spots near by. There's a small playground but...

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Austin G.

12/26/2018

Oxbow Park is a small park in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood. One side of the park is a children's playground. The other end houses a giant cowboy hat and boots (props from an old gas station)....

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