In 1909 George C. Jones gave land in a deep ravine to the city to be used as a public park. This was one of many ravines that cut through the city. The north end of this ravine ran under W. Lawrence St. until the 1920's.
From the City of Appleton website:
Jones Park is a neighborhood park located at 301 W. Lawrence Street near downtown Appleton. Jones Park has recreational opportunities for every season. On this 5.8 acre park you will find the following facilities:
- Lighted Basketball Court
- Playground Equipment (ADA accessible)
- Hockey Rink (Warming Shelter)
- Ice Skating Rink
- Lighted Walkway through the Park
- Picnic Pavilion (capacity-48)
- Restrooms
- Drinking Water
- Off Street Parking (under Oneida Skyline Bridge)
- Access to Lawrence Street
The city site also includes a detailed map of the park.
