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Clayton E. Johnson Park

A 7.2-acre shaded neighborhood park beside the Pammel Creek walking path with a playground, basketball court, bike racks, parking, and trail access.

Park information

Details about Clayton E. Johnson Park.

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Park featuresOfficial details and additions from local visitors.

What the park department lists

  • Playground and basketball court
  • Pammel Creek walking-path access
  • Bike racks, drinking fountain, and portable bathrooms
  • Off-street parking, lighting, power, and shaded green space

Confirmed features

  • Playground
  • Trails
  • Dogs allowed
  • Basketball
  • Sports spaces
  • Open space
  • Restrooms
  • Off-street parking
Visitor notesRecent public review themes with source links.

These are themes from recent public reviews, not our own rating or a firsthand visit report.

  • Families repeatedly praise the two play areas, varied equipment, and open grass for active play.
  • Visitors describe a quiet residential setting that is generally clean and well kept, with birds and convenient access.
  • A small number of reviews note that pet waste or vegetation upkeep can vary between visits.

Good to know: Visitors commonly describe easy street-side access, but one review questioned accessible parking; use the official source for current parking and access information.

Review themes checked July 2026 from Google reviews via Wanderlog.

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Address
4701 33rd Street S, La Crosse, WI 54601
Park hours
Open daily, 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Details checked
July 2026
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Dog policy
City rules require dogs to stay attended and on a leash in parks and trails. Clean up after them and follow any restrictions posted at the park. Check the policy
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Review themes checked July 2026