Lincoln Park is located on Lauridsen Boulevard and east of the Fairchild International Airport.

Two ponds in the northeastern corner are home to many different species of ducks and birds.

Fishing is available for youth 14 years of age and younger.

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Amenities Include:

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History of Lincoln Park
Lincoln Park is a part of a United States Military Reserve established in 1862. It was dedicated to public use in 1904 through the efforts of Dr. Freeborn Stanton Lewis, pioneer physician, and then mayor of Port Angeles.

A dedication marker was erected by the Michael Trebert Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in 1932.
View Dedication Marker.......

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Rental Facilities

The Lincoln Park Clubhouse, and Loomis Building are available for rent. These rustic structures are suitable for small meetings and other events and will accommodate 30 to 100.

Rates as January 1, 2007
Cost to resident non-profit groups is $15.00 per hour or $150 per day.
Cost to resident private/profit groups is $20.00 per hour or $200 per day.

Cost to non-resident / non-profit groups is $20.00 per hour or $200.00 per day.
Cost to non-resident, private/profit groups is $30.00 per hour or $300.00 per day

For reservations or other information, please contact
Parks and Recreation 360-417-4550
or via email: recreation@cityofpa.us.

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