Station Park

Station Park is one of the Lincoln Garden Club’s long-standing community projects—a small public garden near the Lincoln train station where visitors, commuters, and neighbors can enjoy a peaceful green space.

About Station Park

Located across Lincoln Road from The Tack Room and adjacent to the Lincoln train station, Station Park is a small haven where people waiting for trains, walking through town, or visiting the area can sit and enjoy nature.

The park has a rich history dating back to the early 20th century and includes a well-established native plant garden.

Volunteer at Station Park

Garden Club members help care for Station Park throughout the growing season. Work sessions are informal and welcoming, and no special gardening experience is required.

  • Season: April through October
  • Schedule: Approximately every two weeks
  • Time: 8:30–10:30 AM
  • Activities: Weeding, planting, pruning, watering, and seasonal cleanup

Learn More

Learn more about the history of Station Park and Lincoln’s roadside landscape and conservation efforts.

Help Care for This Special Place

Volunteers are always welcome. Joining a work session is a relaxed way to help maintain one of Lincoln’s treasured public gardens while spending time with fellow Garden Club members.