Everman Park

Really cool place to walk around and see the Dr Seuss statues! There's a beautiful fountain too!

A great little park and I think the second biggest collection of the storybook statues around town, besides the storybook garden next to the convention center. This park is all Seuss characters, plus a large statue near the train station and a huge fountain. Right across the street from The Grace Museum.

Such a fun park to walk through and either find your favorite Dr. Seuss character or refresh some nostalgia memories. We really loved that you can take pics with all of them. There’s also a large fountain, benches, and shade throughout. Wonderful little park for children and adults alike. The parking lot allows for 15 minute parking but there’s also plenty of street parking all around.

What a lovely little gem in the middle of historic downtown! The park is beautifully manicured, and the sculptures are very well maintained and constructed. The last 4 years I lived an hour away and I had no idea this existed. But it was truly a wonderful sight to stop and appreciate on our way to San Angelo, with a little stroll down my childhood literary memory lane.

I think Dr. Seuss is a national treasure. I really enjoyed the activity and the day was a great day.

The park is tucked away it's about one full city block and there's a beautiful fountain. When you enter you can go right or left to view Dr. Seuss's characters. The cat in the hat, green eggs and ham the Lorax and of course the Grinch are beautifully done in this quiet little green space within downtown

Super cute statues all over. You do have to walk to find a lot of the statues through town, but there is a central garden that is small, but really pretty. It was fun for my little family to search for a statue and then name the character.