Wish bathrooms were available but the location is great! Clean and decently size for separation and…read moreball playing fun!!

The park is very nice. The idiots utilizing the small dog park today, not so much. So just a psa…read morefor humans too vapid for dog ownership : a dog that is a lil skittish and will nip that you are muzzle training at the dog patk so it can see it's actually okay? Not ideal but sure. Your murder machine who tries to fence fight every passing dog and will absolutely frantically attack any other dog with it and its 50lb companion in the Dmall dog side?? THE DOG PARK IS NOT FOR YOU. The Audacity to Know your dog needs muzzled or it will kill another animal, and then to yell at Me because I swat your dog with my dog's leash while my 15lb pomeranian screams in terror and your big dog is circling is unrivaled.

Welcome to paradise! Manito park in mid-August made for an amazing afternoon. We walked under a…read morebeautiful stone bridge and up a little hill and emerged at Rose Hill Garden which was filled with thousands of roses of many varieties. We then made our way to the Lilac Garden where we just missed the peak season but it was still an amazing sight and smell. Next up was Nishinomiya Tsutakawa Japanese Garden. I love Japanese Gardens and didn't even know one existed in the corner of the park! We spent 40 minutes in here taking in the views and having casual conversations with visitors. Unfortunately, we didn't see the Gaiser Conservatory but did have time to visit the Duncan Garden which was another area filled with tens of thousands of different flowers. There were also statues, fountains, and other surprises. The symmetry of the arranged flower beds and decorations delighted the engineer in me. We saw a lot of other life in the park- bees, butterflies, worms, beetles, squirrels and more. I highly recommend visiting this park if you're in Spokane! It's a great place to forgot your troubles and see the beauty in life!

Stunning and well-maintained grounds! Enjoyed the picturesque views, dahlias and picture perfect…read moregarden beds. Benches located all around to stop and enjoy the views. Fun playground, and pets welcome!

A wonderful park except for one thing which is kind of a huge thing. People tend to not pick up…read moreafter their dogs even though it's a rule and the tacit societal agreement that you make when you use the dog park. I see people's dogs pooping and the people look around to see if anybody else sees it happening. Only then does it seem like they pick up after their dog. It's a shame. Other than that, it's an A+ rated dog park.

I've visited this park with my dog several times and besides it being out of my way(I live in CdA)…read moreI think it's a great place to take your dog

All the wonderful adventures at this park!! We love the different trails, the different parks, the…read morefestivals that take place here, the access to so many other things. Riverfront is so beautiful in all the seasons and a great place to walk around, bike around, run around as an individual or group.

10.6.26: My review is for the Gesa Pavilion located in the Riverfront Park. It was my first time…read morehere and it was for a music concert featuring 3 different bands. We parked in a paid parking lot across the bridge and enjoyed the beautiful walk through the park. While walking through the park, there were arrows to follow to get to the concert tha was located in the Gesa Pavilion. Being it was our first time there, that was really helpful. The line wasn't terribly long and security check actually went really well. The employees were nice and quick, which was appreciated. Once inside the outdoor amphitheatre, I noticed there was only one area with porta potties--it would have been nice to have 2 sections. Additionally, the porta potties were kind of a far trek from the stage. There weren't many food truck options, but I heard the food was decent. The pavilion itself was really nice and had 3-tiered sections with grass. They allowed people to bring low-back lawn chairs and empty water bottles and they had a refillable water station...all such positives for a concert-goer like myself. The sound was great and I really enjoyed myself. I would come back here for another concert!

Love this place. First of many to come visits. Tons of supplies, toys and water stations. Great…read moreshade areas as well as paths and tall grass areas. Invite your pup friends to have a dog park experience without the dangers of having unfamiliar dogs and owners with you. Totally worth the reasonable cost and we are already booking our next pup play date meet up.

Too anyone who's interested Cordia at Sweet Shima experience was from start a wonderful. Our Hula…read moregirl passed away Feb 11, 2023. hula was 16 years old. We had no trouble with anything the breeder did what so every. Hula had kidney trouble from a treat a friend would buy her when she came to visit and 2 years later it was called off the shelves. By that time it damages a little part of her kidney. Which our vet did everything possible to keep what she had healthy. But 16 is nothing to sneeze at and she ran around right till the end. Cordia, I'm not ready to get another Shima right now because I miss her so much. But when I'm ready I will be back for two. That was my only regret that she only had big dogs to play with and I had wish she had a buddy her size. Thank you so much for the best little Tea cup Shima ever. She looked the same until the end. She wasn't a barker, but she definitely was a talker. She loved playing with children and would run around them. She sat quietly for older people and ran like a speed racer. I'm sorry for the people who had not so good experience but we had nothing but greatness with hula girl. She graduated top of her puppy class, agility, and adult class. We were definitely blessed. Oh and she loved stand up paddling such and athlete like I said we were blessed with a smart and loving tea cup who thought she was a great dame!

One of the cutest, prettiest, calmest parks I've ever been to. I always enjoy going! Great park.read more

My kid tripped and fell and cracked her ankle. Very unsafe. Please fix this. I am NOT recommending…read moremy friends to come. THANK YOU!

I had not been to the park in a very long time. My friend goes everyday to walk his dog…read more He went to show me the park when we discovered a fire in the area and the road was closed. We went back a couple days later to find the fire was out. I took my friend's 2-mile walk with his dog and a lot of times he takes the dog home and goes back and walks another 4 miles. I found the area to be gorgeous with the Spokane river displaying a beautiful reflection early morning views. I had a fantastic time!! Can't wait to come back and trail walk again!

This is a gorgeous park! It's well maintained. There are picnic tables, BBQ grills, campgrounds,…read morerestrooms and pet friendly. So many trails to walk your pet, ride your horse and cycling (traditional bikes and electric bikes). There's so much beauty here. You simply have to pay a visit and check it out. You'll be glad you did! =)

Small urban dog park that has a few amenities…read more What it has going for it: - good fencing & entry area - human/dog seasonal drinking fountain - plenty of shade when there are leaves on the trees - lighting at night What it has going against it: - very small - no separate large/small dog runs - limited seating - limited on street parking only - no bathrooms for humans nearby - ground cover is pretty much dirt with some gravel Typical small urban dog park you would find in say NYC. Nothing special here and not much room for more a couple of dogs at most. There are better options.

Tried to find a dog park after discovering the city closed down Highbridge dog park, which was my…read morefav...I found this lil dog park. Sadly, no one else was there with there dogs and I can see why. Its all dirt, poop everywhere, and it stinks. Planting some hearty grass even if it gets patchy would make a big difference here. I like it had a dog watering station, a few nice benches and good fencing...but, all my dog wanted to do is smell all the large quantities of dog poo everywhere lol and had no other dogs to play with. We need a nice large dog park central to spokane.

It is a great stop over on a road trip with dog as your co-pilot! Our husky got to let some zoomies…read moreout and we were easily back on to I-90. Ample parking, bags available and it is well fenced for both large or small or shy/recovering from injury pups.

Decent dog park for Spokane Valley…read more.. What it has going for it: - separate large & small dog runs - both runs have seasonal water - both runs have canopies to sit under - both runs have obstacles for dogs to use - both runs have poop bags provided - parking is pretty close to entry area - human bathrooms available in adjacent park - great fencing, entry areas & separation between runs - adequate amount of seating for humans What it has going against it: - ground cover is pretty much dirt with some gravel (muddy after rains or snowmelt) - not enough shade So this a pretty decent park, but the ground cover & limited shade hold it back from being a great dog park in my opinion.

Breathtakingly beautiful during the fall .. If you are…read morelooking out for the best of the fall, anywhere .. this is the place to be. With all the possible colors of spectrum at one place the park has become nothing but a photographer's dream. A lot of pre wedding, post wedding, family get together shoots and all keep on happening .. especially when the background becomes so very pretty with the fall. A stream runs through the park making it even more beautiful. The touch and see nature trail is a lovely way with signs and all .. so that everyone could enjoy. The only drawback that it is just next to the highway .. the noises from which might be distracting for a few peeps. All in all .. a great place for those lazy weekend where you want to hang out with friends or family and a picnic basket .. or spend a quiet walk, hand in hand, with your significant other .. or want a great DP for social media .. or may be even taking a nap all alone.

Every color you can possibly imagine Little creek runs through the side , lush grass and rolling…read morehills to walk over. Our nephews played for hours in your leaf piles your staff so kindly made. We were blown away with our visit! We will be back, thank you!