Jamison Square

Opened in 2001 as the first park of the River District revitalization, the 0.92-acre square is arranged around open lawn, perimeter benches, and artist Lee Kelly’s Pacific Bronze cedar sculptures. Shaded picnic spots draw a steady stream of dog walkers and local foot traffic, while visitors often perch along the rugged fountain rocks. The atmosphere remains lively and family-friendly, though some note the presence of surrounding urban challenges.