Location
The morning breeze ushers in dawn's new light as joggers commence the day's ever-changing cycle. A rare jewel in the heart of Kingston city, Emancipation Park is a refuge for many who seek solitude and a soothing ambience away from the hustle and bustle of daily living. It's an oasis where one can rejuvenate among its lush seven-acre landscape that symbolizes the legendary beauty of the island of Jamaica.
Nature lovers can bask in the Park's scenery lined with tropical flowers and trees such as the majestic Royal Palm, its branches stretching outwards beckoning to the skies. Art lovers can appreciate the beautifully crafted 11ft. bronze sculpture "Redemption Song" by celebrated Jamaican artist, Laura Facey that graces the ceremonial entrance of the Park.
The opening of Emancipation Park in July 2002 proudly stands as a Kingston landmark and an excellent metaphor of the resilience and strength of the Jamaican people.
Family Friendly
Jogging Trail
Kid Friendly
Parking
Restrooms
Emancipation Park
Oxford Road and, Knutsford Blvd, Kingston
Kew Bridge to Great River Road, Portland
Thatch Hill Road, Lodge, St. Ann
