Clermont Veterans Park

How the park came to be

The Town of Clermont and the Clermont Historical Society worked together to create a permanent place to honor our veterans and service members. The Society’s original sponsorship appeal invited the community to help build a brick plaza with flags, benches, and a central memorial. Local businesses and individuals also stepped forward as sponsors and helped bring the park to life. The plans also made room for families and neighbors to honor local veterans by having their names engraved on pavers in the plaza.

On Saturday, June 6, 2026, the community gathered for the park’s ribbon cutting. Today, the granite dedication stone stands beneath the U.S. flag and the flags of all six military branches. Six brick markers display the service emblems, and benches give visitors a place to pause and reflect.

The dedication stone honors everyone who has served or is serving in the United States Armed Forces.