The park is the primary venue for the long-running 'Lacey in Tune' summer event series, featuring live music and outdoor movies.
The park was named in honor of Thomas W. Huntamer, a former Lacey city council member and community advocate.
The layout is designed to facilitate large-scale community gatherings by transitioning seamlessly into the surrounding Woodland Square pedestrian infrastructure.
The park site was developed as part of a larger initiative to create a walkable downtown core for the City of Lacey.
Thomas W. Huntamer Park is a central community space located in the Woodland Square area of Lacey, Washington. The park is characterized by its expansive open lawn, which serves as the primary venue for local municipal events and summer performances. It features a dedicated amphitheater stage that hosts concerts throughout the warmer months. The site serves as a vital green space for the surrounding commercial and residential district. Visitors have access to paved walking paths and integrated seating areas throughout the perimeter. It is maintained by the City of Lacey Parks and Recreation Department as a hub for public gathering.
From the center of the lawn facing the permanent amphitheater stage.
Bring a folding chair or picnic blanket if you plan to attend a concert, as lawn seating is standard.
Check the City of Lacey's official community calendar online before visiting to avoid arriving during a private event or concert setup.
Parking is located in the surrounding Woodland Square commercial district, which offers ample overflow capacity.
Do not expect shaded areas during peak afternoon sun, as the park is predominantly open lawn with limited mature tree coverage.
Most significant programming occurs exclusively during the summer months; the park remains open year-round for passive recreation.
Pets must be kept on a leash; alcohol and smoking are prohibited in accordance with city park ordinances.
