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Barber Park Barber Park
Highway 21 , (six miles east of Boise) , Boise, ID
Phone - Boise Parks Office: +1 208 384 4240

Hugging the Boise River, this park invites visitors to take a dip in the river's blue waters. Most visitors accept the [more]

Boise River Greenbelt Boise River Greenbelt
700 South Capitol Blvd , trailheads also at Ann Morrison Park and Veterans Memorial Park , Boise, ID
Phone - Boise Parks Office: +1 208 384 4240

Stretching more than 20 miles from Eagle Island State Park eastward to Discovery State Park at the base of Lucky Peak [more]

Camel's Back Park Camel's Back Park
1200 Heron Street , (13th and Heron streets) , Boise, ID
Phone - Boise Parks Office: +1 208 384 4240

Nestled in Boise's North End, this popular park rises like a camel's sandy hump in the high desert. To really [more]

User Rating:9.0 User Rating:9.0
Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge
13751 Upper Embankment Road , Boise, ID
Phone - (208) 467-9278

With more than 200 bird species on record, this wildlife viewers delight covers 11,000 acres. Located about a 45-minute [more]

Eagle Island State Park Eagle Island State Park
2691 Mace Road , Boise, ID
Phone - (208) 939-0696

Retaliate against those hot, dry Boise summers and head off to this nearby state park. Located in the town of Eagle, [more]

Idaho Botanical Garden Idaho Botanical Garden
2355 Old Penitentiary Road , Boise, ID
Phone - +1 208 343 8649; +1 877 527 8233

Located on the Old Idaho State Penitentiary grounds, these beautiful gardens are a must-see attraction. Well cared for [more]

User Rating:10.0 User Rating:10.0
Julia Davis Park Julia Davis Park
700 South Capitol Boulevard , Boise, ID
Phone - Boise Parks Office: +1 208 384 4240

Boise's oldest park brims with activities. Named after an early Boise resident who died in 1907, the park offers Zoo [more]

Kathryn Albertson Park Kathryn Albertson Park
Americana Boulevard , Boise, ID
Phone - Boise Parks Office: +1 208 384 4240

This urban park, completed in 1989, is one of Boise's newest additions to its extensive park system. Ideal for [more]

Lucky Peak State Park Lucky Peak State Park
9275 East Highway 21 , Boise, ID
Phone - (208) 344-2679

Visitors looking for a quick escape from the city should check out this large park just 10 miles east of Boise. You can [more]

User Rating:7.5 User Rating:7.5

  • Aug 29, 2008 by Brooke — "Hotel is a serene place to relax and have fun with the family. The water is crystal clear, and the views from the water" [more]
  • Aug 15, 2006 by Tina  from Meridian — "Lucky Peak is a lot of fun however, don't go to the "sandy point" because although it has a large fountain and a sandy" [more]

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Municipal Park Municipal Park
500 South Walnut Street , Boise, ID
Phone - Boise Parks Office: +1 208 384 4240

Sitting next to the Boise River and its old, gnarly trees, this popular park offers year-round access. Picnicking is [more]

Quarry View Park Quarry View Park
2150 Old Penitentiary Road , Boise, ID
Phone - Boise Parks Office: +1 208 384 4240

Beckoning to outdoor types like a rocky temptress, Castle Rock offers a heart-pounding climb from this East End park; [more]

Ridge to River Trail System Ridge to River Trail System
1104 Royal Boulevard , Boise, ID
Phone - (208) 384-4240

Stretching from the Boise River to the Boise Ridge, this trail system offers hikers and mountain-bikers 75,000 acres of [more]

Veterans Memorial Park Veterans Memorial Park
960 Veterans Parkway , (State Street and Veterans Parkway) , Boise, ID
Phone - Boise Parks Office: +1 208 384 4240

Flags fly high over the small memorial at this city park. Children play at the jungle gym, while inline skaters and [more]

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Lucky Peak State Park
Aug 29, 2008 by Brooke
Overall Rating: 5 User Rating Score: 5

  • The scenery, crystal clear water, clean beach.
  • Too expensive to rent watercraft.

“Hotel is a serene place to relax and have fun with the family. The water is crystal clear, and the views from the water are amazing to look up and around to. But be warned-unless you are loaded with $ like a rock star, do not even attempt to rent any watercraft up the road. The rates/hour for a jet ski are reasonable, but you have to put $500 down in case of damage. So before you make the scenic but long journey to rent watercraft, you best have one of your own or be ready to empty your piggy bank.”

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Hulls Gulch Nature Trail
Jun 1, 2007 by Isabrl from Boise
Overall Rating: 8 User Rating Score: 8

  • I love the trails. All of the trails!
  • Nothing, except people who do not clean up after their dogs.

“Hull's Gulch has shown damage from heavy use this winter(06-07)because of random rain, which made trails muddy at unexpected times, and some "re-designers", who did not understand gravity and water flow. However, the repairs and new signs are a great help in training new users. I would like to see some signs regarding water hemlock (deadly poison) and poison ivy (very inconvenient!) growths. I am not suggesting herbicides, but only warning signs, which will help educate people in identifying these plants elsewhere. Overall, the trails are getting plenty of use, which translates to more voices for open space! ”

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Lucky Peak State Park
Aug 15, 2006 by Tina from Meridian
Overall Rating: 6 User Rating Score: 6

  • Yea for Idaho.
  • Lucky Peak was a poor choice to represent Idaho.

“Lucky Peak is a lot of fun however, don't go to the "sandy point" because although it has a large fountain and a sandy beach it is known for having large breakouts of swimmers itch and could be called a community pee pond. Mostly small children go there. After last years tragic deaths of an entire herd of elk that fell through the ice on the lake and all died; there has been parts of the lake that is contaminated, don't worry though they took a crane and found almost all of the elk and drug their waterlogged bodies from the contaminated lake!!! So have fun, watch out for elk parts, and don't drink the water... ”

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