Homer Harris Park

SPD needs to stop doing sweeps in this park. It's inhumane and humiliating. Criminal. These unhoused folks are just like everyone else. They deserve food, water, a place to live and sleep, and assistance from the community. Since Seattle isn't doing that, the people with the most need are doing what they can to live their lives. I'm happy to share our parks with them. It's the least the city could do.

Love it so much I got involved helping landscape until Seattle parks department can get a levy passed to fund an adequite staff to supplement there overworked employees.

This park is a gem the art and statues are fantastical fyi can be kind of intimidating for small children and grown men ie: me alike.

They are accurate representations of the subject matter will leave that as explanation enough so you can discover and learn as I did. Also the parks namesake were pillars if this great community as well highly recommend researching.

Park is beautifully laid out it has a path a play area benches a bbq and lots of open grass to sit and enjoy the view. This is a neighborhood park that should be a destination activity as it is so original interesting and fun.

The energy of this on block patch of park is so neat that it feels like you notice something new with each visit..

F.Y.I. lots of locals use it as off leash play area for there pups so if skittish stay away in the early morning or late afternoon.

Beautiful and fairly intimate, small, quiet park with gorgeous views of the Cascade Mountains and Lake Washington. Most people use it as an off leash area just for their dogs...it's not! No toys, just a few statues so there are less kids running around, playing and screaming and laughing. Nice place to sit and read or write in or just enjoy the sun/weather.
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The back "wall/border" of the park is nothing but sun ripened blackberry bushes galore!
So it's a beautiful, tranquil Park and tasty too!!!!😉😎💙💚