Georgetown Trailer Park Mall — Local services in Seattle

I like the concept but I'm a very tall guy and am used to crouching allot in a short would, but when my shoulder blades touch the ceiling it's uncomfortable to step inside. Really enjoyed the Cookies & Cream cookie I had there at Low Rider (I think). I enjoyed myself for the most part even if I couldn't actually fir inside the very small trailers. I felt uncomfortable outside waiting for my family when I couldn't actually get insider one of the tiny trailers. Not much was really going in the Saturday we went in early March. The neighborhood itself is awesome and I hope that return to...

Super bummed to find out a cute crochet purse on sale by a vendor here was actually from Temu.

I knew it was too clean to be vintage and too cheap to be handmade by the vendor. When I asked if she made her items she said “some of them.” A quick google search found the bag for 1/3 the price on Temu.

Overall the idea of this place is cute but the stuff is mostly junk, one way or another. A few vendors have great vintage items, but the Trailor Park Mall...

Georgetown is a bit off the beaten path if you're visiting Seattle, but this neighborhood is definitely a must-see. There's something for everyone. Locally made jewelry and artwork, vintage and up-cycled clothing, books, fine art, cookies, and more. Occasionally you will find pop-up vendors peddling plants, pottery, rare vintage finds, and more. Do yourself a favor and check out this strange entity that is the Georgetown...