Clayton E Johnson Park

Sign for Clayton E. Johnson Park, established in 1995, with playground equipment visible behind a wooden fence.

Clayton E. Johnson park was originally called Juniper Park, and in 1995 was named after Clayton E. Johnson, who served on the City Council for 24 years. This 7.2 acre neighborhood park has a shaded greenspace and playground. It is located next to the Pammel Creek walking path.

Location

4701 33rd Street S, La Crosse, WI 54601  View Map

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A park scene featuring a basketball court, a slide, swings, and picnic tables surrounded by trees and grass.

Clayton E Johnson Basketball Court

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A wooden park bench sits in the foreground of a grassy park with trees and a playground in the background.

Clayton E Johnson Bench

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A small library box on a wooden post is situated in a park next to a green bench and a playground with swings and slides.

Clayton E Johnson Book Library

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A park scene with picnic tables in the foreground and a playground in the background under the shade of trees.

Clayton E Johnson Green Space

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A grassy hill with trees in the foreground and a highway overpass in the background under a cloudy sky.

Clayton E Johnson Hill

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A playground with a slide and swings on a wood chip surface, surrounded by green trees and grass.

Clayton E Johnson Playground

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A paved path leads through a grassy park with trees, benches, a picnic table, a basketball hoop, a trash can, and a drinking fountain. There is a sign with park rules.

Clayton E Johnson Trail Access

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A playground with swings and a play structure set on a sandy surface, surrounded by grass and trees, with houses in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Clayton E Johnson Playground

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Features

  • Basketball Court
  • Bike Racks
  • Drinking Fountains
  • Green Space
  • Lighting
  • Off Street Parking
  • Playground
  • Portable Bathrooms
  • Power
  • Scenic View
  • Trail Access

Hours

City of La Crosse parks are open daily from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.

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