Tours and Tickets to Experience Jackson Town Square (George Washington Memorial Park)

Yes, Town Square, formerly known as George Washington Memorial Park, is a must-visit in downtown Jackson. Four elk-antler arches at each corner make it instantly recognizable—and highly photographed—while benches and public art and activities keep it inviting for all ages.

Yes, Jackson’s Town Square can be an excellent spot for kids to explore. Summer nights bring a lively, family-friendly Wild West shootout tradition every Monday–Saturday at 6pm (though be mindful that the gunshots can be loud). In the wintertime, there’s an ice-skating rink along with horse‑drawn stagecoach rides around the square.

No, Town Square is a public park in Jackson that's open year-round. Special events like the nightly summertime Wild West shootout and Santa on the Square are also free. Ice skating in the winter at the pop-up rink costs US$18 for skate rentals (US$10 for locals), and US$5 with your own skates.

No, there are no public restrooms at Jackson’s Town Square. The closest public restrooms are at the Jackson Home Ranch Welcome Center, one block north of Town Square. There is also a public restroom at Miller Park Parking Lot, a couple of blocks east of the square.

The main paths through Jackson’s Town Square are paved and stroller-friendly, but some areas near the arches may have steps or uneven ground. Benches and grassy areas are scattered throughout the square, offering a nice place to rest and enjoy people-watching.

Town Square doesn’t have designated picnic tables, but it does have benches and green spaces that are comfortable for having a snack. Plenty of nearby restaurants, cafés, and food trucks are just steps away in downtown Jackson.