Seasonal pool — checked September 8, 2026: Boise’s 2026 schedule lists September 6 as Ivywild Pool’s final day. The pool season has ended; plan a visit for the playground and other park activities. City of Boise pool schedule. Ivywild Park is an approximately 18-acre neighborhood park in southeast Boise with recreation for a wide range of ages. Its best-known attraction Read more…
All Parks
Explore parks across Idaho, from quiet neighborhood green spaces and small-town gathering places to large recreation areas with trails, sports fields, picnic shelters, and room to spend the day.
Use the listings below to compare locations, amenities, and nearby options and find a park that fits your plans.
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Memorial Park is a tree-filled neighborhood park near Fort Boise with open lawns, a playground, and restrooms. The mature trees and central location make it a pleasant place for families to play or relax. Features 🛝 Playground for Ages 2–12 🌳 Open Play Areas 🚻 Restrooms 🌲 Mature Shade Trees Good to Know: The park is open from sunrise to Read more…
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Bowler Park is a 24.62-acre southeast Boise park near Surprise Valley with an accessible playground, fenced dog park, disc golf, bocce, outdoor fitness equipment, a skate spot, misters, and year-round restrooms. Features 🛝 Accessible Playground for Ages 2–12 ♿ Bonded Rubber Playground Surface 🐕 1.25-Acre Fenced Dog Park 🥏 Nine-Hole Disc Golf Course 🎯 Bocce Courts 🏋️ Outdoor Gym 🛹 Read more…
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Sycamore Park is a 7-acre west Boise neighborhood park with a creative playground, swings, open lawns, a non-reservable picnic shelter, public art, parking, and restrooms. Features 🛝 Playground for Ages 2–12 🎠 Gyroscopic Evos Play System 🌳 Open Play Areas 🧺 Non-Reservable Picnic Shelter 🎨 Public Art 🚻 Restrooms 🚗 On-Site Parking Good to Know: The park is open from Read more…
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Simplot Sports Complex is a 161-acre southeast Boise sports complex with 20 grass soccer fields, little league fields, an accessible playground, seasonal dog off-leash access, restrooms, and three parking lots. Features ⚽ Twenty Grass Soccer Fields ⚾ Little League Fields 🛝 Accessible Playground for Ages 2–5 and 5–12 ♿ Bonded Rubber Playground Surface 🐕 Seasonal Dog Off-Leash Area 🚻 Restrooms Read more…
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Skyline Park is a 1.5-acre west Boise mini park with a playground, basketball court, open lawn, a first-come picnic shelter, and on-street parking. Features 🛝 Playground for Ages 2–12 🏀 Basketball Court 🌳 Open Play Areas 🧺 First-Come Picnic Shelter 🚗 On-Street Parking Good to Know: The park is open from sunrise to sunset. The playground has wood-chip surfacing, and Read more…
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Kristens Park is an undeveloped park property in west Boise along River Street that preserves neighborhood open space for future public use. Features 🌿 Preserved Open Space 🏘️ Neighborhood Location 🌳 Future Park Site Good to Know: The City of Boise currently lists Kristens Park as a park property without developed amenities. Visitors should not expect a playground, restroom, or Read more…
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Heritage Park & Gazebo is a lively downtown gathering space in Eagle with a historic-style gazebo, seasonal ground-level water feature, seating, and easy access to nearby shops and restaurants. The park hosts community events throughout the year and is especially active during the warmer months. 🌳 Amenities & Features ⛲ Seasonal Ground-Level Water Feature 🎵 Gazebo & Community Event Space Read more…
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Crimson Point Park is a small neighborhood park in Kuna with a picnic area and direct access to Indian Creek. The creekside setting makes it a nice option for a quiet stop, a picnic, or some time outdoors near the water. Features 🧺 Picnic Area🌊 Indian Creek Access🌿 Natural Creekside Setting Good to Know: The park is open from dawn Read more…
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Stampede Park at 1220 11th Avenue North Extension in Nampa combines a playground, baseball facilities, and a concrete skate park. The nearly 11-acre site occupies the former Snake River Stampede rodeo grounds. Play, skate, or watch a game The city lists four baseball fields, playground equipment, open active areas, public restrooms, and a drinking fountain. It is home to the Read more…