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.

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

After researching all of my options, I made the decision to leave Sofie at IDP. She is adopted and…read morevery shy and afraid to be abandoned. The staff at IDP are the BEST. They understood and showed so much compassion and care for my sweet girl. I left her for 6 days. The entire time I received photos and updates on Sofie. They have video available, however I never felt the need to watch, as they are so attentive toward informing progress and updates. They are Sofie's new Home away from Home. Clean, loving, caring, professional. Simply the Best for my sweet girl. Thank you Staff of IDP.

Also our dog got pink eye at Idaho dog park it was very difficult to cure even with antibioticsread more

Mariposa Park is one of my favorite spots to take my dog. The fenced dog area has a big open space…read morewhere she can run and play, and afterwards we walk the nature trail and loop past the little pond. It's peaceful, usually not crowded, and tucked away in a quiet neighborhood so it feels like a hidden gem. The butterfly theme is really cute ("mariposa" means butterfly in Spanish) and there's a pollinator garden with signs about Monarchs and other pollinators. It's not the shadiest park yet, so on hot days I bring water for both of us. There's no playground here, but if you're looking for one, Winstead Park is just a few minutes away. If you want a calm, dog-friendly spot away from the busier parks, this is a great choice.

This dog park is gross! There is so much poop everywhere and no one is picking it up. The dog…read moreowners that bring their dogs here just to poop and don't clean it up are completely irresponsible. The fact that there is so much poop also indicates there isn't any grounds personnel cleaning up there often either. If it was clean I would go back as it is a good quiet location. But there is no way I will bring my dog back here to run around, there wasn't much ground that didn't have a pile of poop on it!!

Not much to look at but a big lot of sand and chain link fences. Will not return. Hoping to find a…read moreplace with some ambiance for my sweet girl.

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!

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!

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.

I've been coming to Settlers Park for more than 20 years. When the kids were young, they used to…read morecall it "Pirate Park" and sometimes we still refer it as that. There's quite a lot to do but be mindful of all the activities that may be going on from soccer, flag football, tennis, softball, and baseball. My son when he was little even fished here with Mrs. Idaho one year. I have the picture and if I can find it, I'll upload it. Many many memories and sometimes lately it's just a nice getaway from all the emails, Teams calls, and crazy noise of the world.

Love this park wish there was a basketball court instead of an extra soccer field and more…read morepickleball courts instead of tennis courts. But we love this park . The little duck pond is so cute too.