Love this dog park! It's a huge dog park that is surrounded by water. There are two entrances to…read morethe dog park. Both with double gates to ensure the dogs don't get out when you are bringing yours in. They do a great job at ensuring there are poop bags and the trashes are emptied. If at any time the dogs are not getting along there is so much space to separate them and not worry about it. This is the best dog park I have been to! Highly recommend!!

Safe isolated park to let your dog roam around free!…read more Love how it's gated & surrounded by water with plenty of space for your pup to run & socialize. Even some dogs that like swimming took a dip!

Love this dog park! So many varieties and sizes of dogs…read more Our pets love to come here and make new friends, so do we. I love that it's fenced in so the animals are safe, too. The dog park part is primarily covered in wood bedding which is nice for lack of mud, and our pets love playing with the wood bits. Great place, highly recommend. Wish we lived closer to it, though.

This place is awesome! My fiancé and I live about a quarter mile from here and have two dogs with…read morelots of energy! We try to walk here 3 times a week. The dog park is located in the back right corner of the park. There are two sections: one designated for small dogs and one that all dogs can go to. The area is fenced off, which is great because my dogs aren't the best off leash yet (lol). The area is all bark, which can be a little rough on your pups paws if they aren't callused yet. They have a lot of things for the dogs to jump on, over, and through. And of course, a fire hydrant for the dogs to pee on! The only downside is dogs are just like any animal, anything can set them off. We have seen some dogs go after others but it hasn't happened to us. Some dogs are much more aggressive than others. Please make sure your dog is up to date on their vaccines and are friendly! Everyone will have a good time

To start, it was great! I love that there are separate areas for the big dogs and the small ones…read more Both spaces were nice and big, plenty of space for the dogs to run and play. My only "complaint" is the proximity to the racetrack-- I took my pups there on a Saturday and I'm guessing there were either races going or just practice, but it was very loud, including a lot of backfiring of the cars. Most of the dogs didn't seem to mind, but my little one (who's scared of fireworks and that kind of thing) did end up being scared and just sitting by me. All in all, they had a great time, just might be more aware of the going's on at the racetrack before taking them :)

Unfortunately, I'll need to drop a star. 90% of dog owners let the dogs off leash outside of the…read moreenclosed area. 50% of the owners don't pick up their dog droppings. I've seen several people vaping there. A large dog was brought into the small dog side and knocked a woman down. She couldn't walk, nor drive. Meridian needs some police presence and giving out fines to stop the abuse of this beautiful dog park.

The stairs may look a bit intimidating at first, but the hike was actually short and pretty easy…read more There was a little boy, maybe 3 or 4 years old, climbing beside me with his dad and despite all the whining, he made it to the top too! The sunset view at the top was absolutely stunning, we came on a clear day and could see the entire city blanketed in trees. Such a breathtaking sight and definitely a must-see when visiting Boise. The parking lot was easy to find with plenty of space, making the whole experience even better.

This is one of the MOST EPIC parks I've ever been to. It was filled to brim with life, adventure…read moreand just wholesome fun. I came here on a Saturday afternoon and there were kids soccer games, folks playing tennis, families working out, and all ages hiking the hills. Behind the park is even tons of winding trails for both hiking and biking. While the climb up to the top of the main hill wasn't all that long, it was definitely steep. With the sun beaming down, it felt rather invigorating and provided a nice feeling of accomplishment making it to the top. This park definitely is a special part of town and it's clear that local residents definitely cherish and appreciate it!

Pros - Beautiful! Glorious! Clean! Serene! Easy parking…read more They provide dog poo bags, so it'll be sure to use them. . Note - Not for bikes, but wheelchair accessible throughout. It is recommended to bring a map or follow yourself on GPS. There are restrooms at the parking lot, as well as inside the trails. Don't forget bug repellant. Some trails are off limit , so be careful. . Cons - Could use a few more benches scattered around the park.

We went for a nice walk in the park. I got to see how parks get winterized. The ponds were…read moredrained and fountains shut down. This is another place I will need to revisit during the spring/summer! I still got to see ducks and enjoy the very brisk air. So different from back home!

Nice quiet park to walk your dog in. Playground and lake with geese and ducks are there too. It's…read morevery clean and feels safe there because it's right next to a nice neighborhood.

I have taken my dogs here and thought it would be great for them and so close to home…read more The bark and astroturf are not good. My experience so far: Burnt pads on feet from running while playing ball. Conjunctivitis after playing there. Other owners told me of their experiences: Dogs contracted Giardia - several of them. Splinters in gums or eyes! Whoever designed the park obviously is not a dog owner or the material used would not have been allowed. Sad for our beloved dogs!!!!

This is a really good dog park, located in a residential area off Star Road…read more It has large, separated areas for both small and large dogs. At many dog parks, the small dog section is often an afterthought, a far less desirable spot. But Waggin Tails is different; the small dog area is a large enclosure with two hiking hills covered in artificial grass. There's sidewalks that circle the hills and crosses over one of them. The parking area is adequate and there is on-street parking available if the lot is full. There are trash cans and poop bag dispensers. The park is kept very clean.

One of the best Dog Parks in the whole Valley. Has great…read morepark with multiple trails to walk on, separated water area to let dogs swim if you want them to, a smaller water feature to run through or drink from, and a separate smaller/elderly dog area.

Great dog park! It was clean and lots of grass for our two small dogs to sniff and run around in…read more They have a separate area for smaller dogs, which is one of the things we love about this park. We are very happy we found this place.

This is for the Eagle Fish Hatchery. they are CLOSED ! no matter what the website says. I do wish…read morethe employees would take the time to update their website. Even with employees milling about, they did all they could to avoid us. Really sad way to be treated. At least put up a sign if you are not willing to interact.

We came today for the first time to go take our kids Tubing down their snow blown slopes…read more We didn't have to pay for parking because we have the parks annual pass. It was $35 a person for 1.5 hours and they closed at 8pm. My kids had a total blast tubing! There's 4 different lanes to go down so you don't run into other people and they have 2 escalators you can easily walk up so that you spend more energy having fun. Theres also a sitting area for family that's not tubing or for you to take a break. They had a fire pit going and a little snack shack. Great time! Worth the money for us!

Just moved near the neighborhood, and this was our very first hike here. It was a safe, easy…read morechoice! We went in early December, so it was definitely chilly and muddy from the rain the day before. However, we wore good hiking shoes, so we were dry at least. Trail took about 2 hours round trip, and the trail was dirt/rocks but easy enough for kids. Bring: water, snacks, appropriate clothes depending on the weather, dog! I brought a beanie, gloves, and warm clothes for the hike in December. I would avoid going on rainy days or if it recently rained. Mud will slow you down. There are little info boards posted along the trails - nice read. Great trail for a short walk. I hear it gets crowded during the weekends and good weather days. Go early!

3.39 miles of decent incline. Nice benches up top to sit on. We started hike at 5:50am and we're…read moreable to watch the sunrise it was beautiful. Plenty of parking down below at trailhead.