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Seminary Park

A south-side neighborhood park near the Mississippi with green space and playground equipment.

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Details about Seminary Park.

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What the park department lists

  • Playground equipment
  • Green space

Confirmed features

  • Playground
  • Dogs allowed
  • Open space
Visitor notesRecent public review themes with source links.

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

  • Visitors repeatedly describe a quiet, shaded setting for lunch, picnics, and relaxed neighborhood visits.
  • The updated playground and benches make it practical for families and people arriving by bike.
  • Seasonal turtle activity and the adjacent cemetery are recurring parts of the park's distinctive setting.

Good to know: Watch for turtles near the surrounding road during nesting season, and remember that the cemetery immediately borders the park.

Review themes checked July 2026 from Google Maps visitor reviews.

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Official park information

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Open City of La Crosse Playground Passport
Address
3400 East Avenue 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
Recent visitor feedback
Review themes checked July 2026