Triangle Park is a restored public gem, transforming a historic landscape into a lush, smoke-free community space within Lexington’s cityscape. Originally part of the Blue Grass landscape, the area was once home to numerous businesses, including stores and residences, dating back to the 1806 era.

Opened to the public in 1982, the park was designed by renowned landscape architect Robert L. Zion, reflecting the concept of a "vest-pocket park." Through extensive restoration, Triangle Park now features cascading waterfalls and verdant greenery. It stands as a celebrated public refuge, bringing enduring contributions to the community and connecting to the legacy of iconic civic design.