Hidden Picnic in the Park

Begin your visit at the historic Park Place Entrance, where you’ll find the towering Lewis & Clark Monument atop a foundation laid by Theodore Roosevelt in 1903. Just beyond the entrance, you’ll find a tucked-away picnic space with tables, open lawn, and simple play features like seesaws and swings—an easy place to settle in and stay awhile.

Spread out a blanket or claim a table, enjoy a relaxed meal, and let kids explore the nearby play area while adults take in the peaceful surroundings. When you’re ready to move, wander through nearby pathways to discover historic monuments and shaded corners of the Park.

This itinerary is all about simplicity. It’s an easy, low-key way to enjoy fresh air, play, and a hidden pocket of the Park that many visitors miss.

Park Place Entrance
North End Picnic Area & Play Space
Monuments & Pathways
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