Parque González Hontoria, Municipal park and garden in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain

Parque González Hontoria is a park in Jerez de la Frontera whose layout was designed by municipal architect Francisco Hernández-Rubio y Gómez between 1899 and 1902. Two permanent pavilions from the Feria del Caballo survive: the Casino Nacional (now Municipal) and the Casino Jerezano, built in a modernist and functional style. The grounds also contain a restaurant on Avenida Álvaro Domecq.

Mayor Julio González Hontoria established this park in 1902 on former vineyard land, creating two main axes: Avenida de las Palmeras and Calle Real. The project transformed agricultural land into a central recreational area for the city.

This space hosts the Feria del Caballo, a major horse festival each May that brings visitors from across Spain for equestrian competitions and celebrations. The event shapes the area's identity and fills the grounds with a festive spirit during spring months.

The park is located on Avenida Alcalde Álvaro Domecq and includes a restaurant along with numerous facilities for outdoor activities and family gatherings. Year-round events and community gatherings take place here across the grounds.

In 1898, a year before the park was officially established, one thousand children from fourteen local schools planted 500 oriental plane trees during the first tree festival in the city. This unusual action made young residents active participants in creating the green space.