This small pond is near the Walla Walla County Fairgrounds and Garrison Middle School. It is open year-round for fishing, and is stocked several times a year. From February to June, the pond receives hundreds of 10-12 inch rainbow trout with the occasional jumbo rainbow trout. Since this pond is only open to kids 14 and younger, this is an easy outdoor activity for the family.
Fishing
Enjoy year-round fishing at this in-town stocked pond. Stocked between February and early June, thousands of fish from nearby hatcheries find their way to the Jefferson Park Pond.
Jefferson Park Pond is open year-round, so anytime your kiddo wants to fish is the time to go. We suggest checking the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife website for current stocking information.
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