Stockton Park is a small, half acre, park located at the triple intersection of Route 114, Union Street, and Exeter Street. Stockton Park is named for Private First Class Cecil R. Stockton, who was killed in action in Korea on January 30th, 1951. The park contains a number of benches to sit and watch the large fountain that is the park's centerpiece.

Name: Stockton Park
Location: intersection of Route 114, Union Street, and Exeter Street
Hours: Dawn to Dusk

Fields: No
Field types: Not Applicable
Dugouts: Not Applicable
Spectator Seating: Not Applicable
Tennis Courts: No
Basketball Courts: No
Lights: No

Playground: No
Surface: Not Applicable
Jungle-Gym Not Applicable
Slide: Not Applicable
Swings: Not Applicable
Monkey Bars: Not Applicable
Picnic Tables: No
Other: none
Fence: none

Restrooms: No
Type: Not Applicable
Handicapped Accessible: Not Applicable

Parking: On street
Number of spaces: Not Applicable
Number of handicapped spaces: Not Applicable
Paved: Not Applicable