Nisson Park

One of the oldest and most loved parks in Washington County, Nisson Park opened in 1999 and offers a covered pavilion, playground, shaded walking path, picnic tables, and large grassy area. This park is characterized by the 23- year-old Water Wheel feature and holds historical significance paying homage to Willard O. Nisson. At the back of the park is a wonderful little creek that provides a refreshing space on hot summer days. 

Directions:

Address: 30 S. 200 W. Telegraph St., Washington, UT 84780

Use this map for directions to Nisson Park. 

Important Information: 

• This park offers plenty of shade and is perfect for picnicking and lounging. 
• There are restrooms and drinking fountains available to the public. 
• The walking path is very popular and leads to a lovely creek and a tunnel. 
• The playground is very accommodating and offers a section for both younger and older children. 
• The basketball court is a popular amenity at this park. 
• There are plenty of large shade trees that are perfect for stringing a hammock. 
• BBQ areas are available to the public.
• There is no entrance or parking fee to enjoy Nisson Park. 
• This park is ADA accessible.
• This park is not pet-friendly.