Georgetown Flume and Off-Leash Dog Park
Connecting neighbors and their dogs at the newly finished flume trail and dog park.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
This 30,000-square-foot property was once the site of a Seattle City Light flume that transferred water from a pump house along the Duwamish River to a steam plant. As a site in extreme disrepair, it was identified as a priority in the Georgetown Open Space vision planning and since 2016 the Georgetown community has worked closely with Seattle City Light, Seattle Department of Transportation and Seattle Parks and Recreation to turn the site into an off-leash dog park and trail that connects Georgetown and South Park. We celebrated the opening of the off-leash dog park and bike-pedestrian friendly trail summer 2026! We are now organizing events to connect neighbors, their dogs, and remind the city about maintaining our public spaces. Join us for a dog park hang. Seattle Parks and Recreation will announce an official name in the near future. |





