The Olcott Park in Virginia, Minnesota is a 40-acre (16 ha) amount of land on the north side of town.

Along with a large playground area, the park also boasts a bandstand in its center where Virginia City Band performances take place in the summer.

In the northern region of the park, a fountain still stands today that was built during the Great Depression and renovated in 2019.

Also, a structure in the southern edge of the park still stands that held monkeys and bear cubs prior to World War II.

Its central room contains a good collection of exotic plants, ranging in size from small specimens to mature Ponderosa lemon trees bearing fruit, with cacti and succulents, large agave, palm, and ficus specimens.