Spanning 25 miles and connecting several towns, the Boise River Greenbelt is an absolute marvel of…read morea public park. I just love how everyone is doing their own thing, whether that's walking, strolling, biking, fishing, kayaking or even surfing! Yes that's right, there's a section where you can actually surf the stream.. how cool is that?! There a signs at the entrances that remind people not to be a "speed demon" and also signs warning about blind curves, which I very much appreciated. We rented those Lime electric scooters and were able to scoot nearly the entire path, which felt so epic and fun. Of course, we were mindful of pedestrians, bikes and foot traffic. One of my favorites parts of the path was when went past the Boise Zoo and saw not just one, but too giraffes poking their heads up at the trees. They were ginormous and even seems to acknowledge us with curious eyes and ears. What a special treat to have such an open, accessible and convenient public space right in the heart of a city!

Oh how I long for a great bike ride or run down the Greenbelt. The Greenbelt is an absolute gem and…read moreI am a firm believer in getting as much time on the Greenbelt as possible. It quite literally runs along the river and is absolutely stunning all the way through. From parks like Ann Morrison to Boise State's campus to where you drop in the river for floating at Barber Park. There is plenty to do along the Greenbelt. It is always fun to plan days going from hot spot to hot spot on a bike or on foot. It's also great to spend some time kicking it by the river at one of the Greenbelt's many hang out areas, especially during the summer.

We parked at Ann Morrison Park after floating the Boise River from Barber Park. Parking is free and…read morethe park is huge, beautiful, and full of activities. It is especially great for dogs with the large off-leash Dog Island that has open play areas and even a swim pond. This 153-acre park was created in 1959 and also hosts events like the Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic. Highly recommend it for a fun day in the sun!

HUGE, well manicured. A trek to restrooms if needed. Not enough benches! Also needs better dog park…read moremaintenance and benches, canopy. Unfortunately way too much fuck & geese poop to safely use dog island.

Excellent gardens and staff! Concerts are always on time and high quality. Appreciate that they…read moreare so organized and welcoming.

It's not worth $15. It's not maintained and very few flowers to see. Looks like they are building…read morea new one and nothing is being done to current garden. It should be free but honestly it's not worth that Save your time for something else Parking is limited too. Avoid

Make online reservations ahead of time and sign waivers to make it smoother and faster to enter and…read morehave fun. The bathrooms are clean and there are plenty of them. Lots of benches to sit at and a fire pit. Today 12/13/23 from 4-5:30pm crew...this one's for you! The reason for this YELP review is to express gratitude for the crew in charge of sending us down the snow lanes. My daughter (4yrs old) was so terrified to go down the slides and they were so kind. So gentle. Such great cheer leaders to motivate her to do it. After 3 attempts they finally convinced her to do it and she loved it. My parents (both in their 70's) my husband my daughter and myself will talk about this experience for years to come. While at dinner my dad thanked us for making today one of his favorite days in his life. My little one is still talking about how fun it was and how everyone clapped for her. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. If I could hug the guys working there I would've. Thank you thank you and thank you.

So.... stinkin'..... much..... fun…read more I knew nothing about this place until we went to Idaho to visit my brother and sister-in-law. They'd rolled their eyes, promised, nearly guaranteed there'd be snow. I mean it's bloody Idaho....in January. There WILL be snow. But of course, the few days we were there? None on the ground and not a single flake fell. But the Gateway saved us! Like I said we knew nothing. So we didn't book or pay on-line or sign any waivers in advance. We rolled up with cash in our pockets and said we wanted to play. The runs were fast and fun. There was one with a jump large enough that I got airborne several times. The staff that manned the runs were upbeat and energetic. And it was a great opportunity for this hevier-than-he-ought-to-be visitor to get some vigorous exercise. I loved the intertube design!! Someone clearly has given that some thought. The skins that covered the intertubes were freakishly fast and the handles were thick and rugged and comfortable. It was especially awesome to set the intertube down at the top of a run, back up 3 or 4 big steps, and give it a running, leaping start. Just for a minute as I was in the air or as I was screaming sideways down the run I could relish the sense of invincibility that teenagers and 20-somethings enjoy as a routine part of life. It was wonderful.

This is a fun place to cool off on a hot day. Plenty of parking that lines the pond area so you…read moredon't have to carry things very far to get to the water. There's a nice sandy beach where you can set up your things. If you need it there are shaded and unshaded picnic tables on the pavement and bike racks to lock up your bikes nearby. Lots of ducks and geese so watch for poop bombs but not that bad. Overall a clean park. We noticed scuba divers, fishermen, magnet fishers, kayakers, and lots of paddle boards. The water is pretty clear and clean and is on the cooler side. There are rentals available if you want to pick up a paddle board or bring your own. On the hot summer weekends, get there before 11am because there is little to no parking after noon.

Great area for summer recreation. Lots of walking and bike paths, a few sandy beaches, picnic…read moretables overlooking the water. Very clean in the areas we explored on our paddleboard. Plenty of the ducks came close to visit, probably looking for food, but not aggressive at all. Really nice park and water area in the middle of Boise.

It was funny this RV park was just a place for us to wait a few days before we were able to get to…read moreanother RV park closer to the Basque Block. We didn't have any expectations but we really loved Hi Valley RV Park!! We appreciated how quiet it was and all the staff members were helpful and friendly. I strongly recommend this park and we look forward to next time we are in town. BTW we didn't like the next RV park. We kept comparing it to Hi Valley LOL

Clean, well maintained park with nice restroom/bath house, lovely pool/hot tub, & lg grassy dog…read morearea. However not much space between sites. Feels very squeezed in but each site is provided with a nice picnic table. Overall a great place.

Free parking, access to three large ponds, walking and biking paths, and paddle board/kayak…read morerentals. Two very large ponds connected together with a third separate (Quinn pond) across a small street.

BEAUTIFUL PARK!!!!! There's water, yummy little spots to find a snack or eat a meal, rental…read morescooters all around, ducks and geese and a fun little play area for the kiddos!! The Boise river runs right through the middle of the park as well as a little lake off to the side where you can fish or float on your SUP board! Beautiful landscaping and even a short boardwalk through some wet lands where you can bird watch! One of my favorite places to go when we visit Boise!

Such a nice park. Lots of play area, picnic tables and clean restrooms. This park is being lovingly…read moreattended to. It's picturesque with rock formations and large open green space. Old trees that are huge and give tons of shade. A large covered gathering space for your party needs. And a court for tennis or pickle ball. Go have some fun!

I've been to the Old Idaho Penitentiary; I've been to the Botanical Gardens; I've been to Table…read moreRock; but, until today, I had never been to (or even noticed) this park which is within walking distance of all three! What an great little park! A large expanse of field for all your recreational needs (there were kids playing soccer while we were there and still plenty of field to enjoy). They have a great play ground with equipment flanked by benches and surrounded by trees so you can easily sit and watch the kiddos at play in the shade. There is a nice covered picnic area (conveniently adjacent to the bathrooms) where you could enjoy a little alfresco picnic style dining (or even reserve for an outdoor party or gathering). They have a single basketball court. And, there's even a couple tennis courts for those who like to volley their way to a little game-set-match. The parking area is rather small, but the parking at the Table Rock trailhead is also quite close if overflow was needed. Overall a great park, with great amenities, in an awesome location. Get to it!

Wonderful Boise Parks & Recs playground! Clean, and very cool playground. Lots of climbing for kids…read more4-15. Splash pad, picnic tables and shade. Great gem in a neighborhood. Quiet and safe. Great find!