Providence Parks

Jacqueline M. Clements Park

Jacqueline Clements Park "This Water" west entrance at Dudley and Frienship Streets

Jacqueline Clements Park "This Neighborhood" east entrance at West Clifford St. The park features lit pathways throughout.

Jacqueline Clements Park southeast entrance at Fitness area

Jacqueline Clements Park fitness area features a shade sail

Jacqueline Clements Park picnic area features a seating wall and three tables including one ADA-accessible table

Jacqueline Clements Park fitness area features leg lift/pull up station, twist and flex wheel, and steps

Jacqueline Clements Park fitness area features street workout combination with bench

Jacqueline Clements Park community bulletin board with bioretention area in the background

Jacqueline Clements Park fitness area in September

Jacqueline Clements Park fitness steps, street workout equipment, and bench

Jacqueline Clements Park fitness area shade sail with and fall color on the trees

Jacqueline Clements Park walking through the fitness area in Autumn

Jacqueline Clements Park picnic area with plantings, ornamental trash barrels, and and pathway lighting

Jacqueline Clements Park "This Park" north entrance at Myrtle and Friendship Streets

Jacqueline Clements Park picnic area looking southeast from the northwest corner of the park. Park features stone dust pathways throughout

History

Formerly a traffic island, Jacqueline M. Clements Memorial Park is a small neighborhood park in Upper South Providence that was dedicated in 2004 to a well-loved member of the community. Through a community-involved design process a comprehensive plan was developed to renovate and activate the park.

Recent Improvements

Completely renovated park opened in July 2023. The Parks design team received an award of Merit from the RI Society of Landscape Architects for this park which includes an adult fitness area, central seating hub, and raingarden are some of the main features of the new design.

Details

Status
Open Year-Round

Neighborhood
Upper South Providence

Acreage
0.3 acres

Coordinates
41.810747, -71.419819

Address
333 Dudley Street

Get Directions →

Amenities

Report an Issue

To report a maintenance issue at this location, submit a request through PVD 311 or contact the Parks Department directly.

PVD 311 →

Providence Parks creates and maintains exceptional, accessible green spaces that serve as the foundation for wellbeing, quality of life, and environmental stewardship in Providence, Rhode Island.

Contact
Providence Parks Department
Clark Dalrymple Boathouse
Roger Williams Park
1000 Elmwood Ave
Providence, RI 02905

Superintendent: Wendy Nilsson
providenceri.gov/parks