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.

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!

Was here this time for annual Alzheimer's Association Walk- look it up! From the bathrooms to the…read morewaterworks to the playgrounds to the accessible trails around the park- highly recommend! Grab some treats or a drink from the Boise Co Op (across the street!) & do yourself the favor of enjoying this calm behind The Village.

What a beautiful place to walk around! The city of Meridian knows how to create clean, classic…read morespaces to spend a nice evening! We went for some fishing and playing and were not disappointed. While we didn't catch any fish, we saw one or two people who did. Be prepared to keep an eye out on your children around the railings near the retention pond because it is really easy to sneak past them and fall into the water! Also there is a TON of goose poop all over the grass which you don't want to get on shoes/clothes. There are so many high quality iron benches to sit on, with beautiful trees and scenery around to appreciate. We saw geese, ducks, and fish! It's just outside the Village outlet mall, which deserves another 5 stars and review! Just beautiful.

Come out and see some Nature and nice walks. The formation…read morecenter is nice too. Friendly staff.

Deer flat wildlife refuge is a beautiful area to visit and walk. They have a building along the…read morepath for birdwatching. The visitor center was open and the workers inside were very nice and informative. The visitor center educates you on the nearby wildlife you can expect to see. Definitely recommend you stop by for a little hike.

Every year in April, my family and I participate in the MS Walk at Kliener Park. The MS Society…read morehas been hosting the walk at this park for several years now. It's the perfect venue for the walk. There are some walkers who have Multiple sclerosis so the fact that the paths are so easy for their walkers, mobility carts and wheelchairs help them out a lot. Having a nicely paved path for them is so important. I appreciate that there's so many things to do and see at the park. The walking trail of course. The big playground for the kiddos. The big water fountain to sit and chill by. The wildlife having babies and seeing them hanging out at the park. It's hard not to get sidetracked during the walk to look at all the ducklings. Kliener Park is so beautiful and clean. There's always a grip of people here all the time. It's great! People are out, enjoying the sun and getting in some physical activity. I wish I lived closer to this park. I would love to ride my bike down here just to get some fresh air and sun. I do look forward to coming back soon. Hopefully before next year's walk.

See other review- appears to be duplicate listing? Accessible trails bathrooms & waterworks…read more.. everything to enjoy during all 4 seasons!

Fabulous new park just off the main road through Surprise Valley community. With cliffs and steppe…read moreand a view of the Boise foothills, this park is in a gorgeous location parents will appreciate. Misters for the warmer months but not a full splash pad. Mini skate park and body weight exercise machines make this a unique spot. This place also has bocce courts and two playground sets. The one for the little kiddos is fairly small. But the set for the bigger kids is impressive. There's a three story slide that's accessed by climbing ropes and nets. City of Boise has really stepped up its park game in recent years. This park is a nice addition to the neighborhood and worth checking out even if you don't live in the area.

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.

Came to visit to do the coaster and ski lift ride but everything was closed…read more It was a lot of turns going up and down. My stomach was a bit queasy. Reminded me a bit of flagstaff.

Awesome staff, super courteous and welcoming. We felt at home here. Snow is awesome and the crew…read moremembers were super friendly and welcoming. Even helped me take some selfies!

I have been to Scheel's quite a few times. Each time I have been impressed and amazed by the staff…read more They are present, friendly, polite, welcoming and helpful. I've shopped for my husband, grandkids and myself and I have been happy with my purchases. I bought some great seasonings for myself, sports items for my grandkids, and lots of outdoor equipment for my husband. Everything has been used and enjoyed, and has held up well. The prices are comparable to other places. I absolutely think their seasonings are superior to grocery stores for outdoor cooking.

It's like Bucees meets Bass Pro. Outdoor/Sporting goods plus food and light entertainment. In…read morestock, they had lots of the stuff you'd expect. A bit more women's items than other outdoor stores, which I appreciated. We also got lunch from the cafe. The pizza was pretty good and I had the italiano sandwich, which was toasted so the cheese was nice and melty. Also tried the outdoorsman sandwich, which was served as a cold sandwich. Both were delicious. I got some beef jerky to bring home as a gift. They also had fudge and espresso drinks. I did have a slightly negative experience at check out where the cashier could have handled things better, but everything else went well. Plus he seemed young and inexperienced, so I'll leave that out of my review this time.