The park was named for the Olympia Host Lions Club, which contributed significantly to its development and ongoing support.
The lion statues serve as the park's namesake and primary artistic feature.
It is situated within the historic South Capitol neighborhood, known for its concentration of vintage homes.
The site functions primarily as a neighborhood-scale park rather than a regional destination.
Lions Park in Olympia is a neighborhood park defined by its iconic collection of lion figurines located throughout the grounds. The park features a designated playground area and a small open grassy space suitable for picnics. It serves as a local recreational hub in the South Capitol neighborhood. The site includes mature trees providing partial shade and basic seating areas. It is maintained by the City of Olympia Parks, Arts & Recreation department.
Directly in front of the primary lion statue near the park entrance.
Bring a picnic blanket as the picnic tables can fill up quickly during weekends.
The park is best suited for families with young children due to the modest size of the playground.
Parking is limited to street-side spaces in the surrounding residential area.
Do not attempt to climb or sit on the decorative lion statues as they are for display only.
Leash laws apply to all pets, and owners are expected to clean up waste immediately.
