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

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, I was only on the Large Dog side. There is a gazebo/canopy for shade and a couple…read moreof picnic benches for seating. A couple small trees. Water for the dogs. ...My only gripe is that it's all dirt. All of it. So when the dogs start running around they kick up *so* much dust. Also the dirt doesn't really keep the dog pee smell down as well as grass does, so it really stinks! Edited to add: there doesn't seem to be a parking lot for the dog park, so I had to park at the kids park nearby and walk over. It's a short walk, but I would have preferred something a bit closer ‍

This is a great park on the edge of Coeur d'Alene…read more There is a large play structure for the kids (although it's metal so it gets hot in the summer and cold in the winter). There are also numerous tennis courts. I've been told that there are pickle ball courts. There's also a large hill (wonder where it gets the name?) that is great for sledding when there's snow. There is also a disc golf course that runs throughout the park. It's a really great outdoor "activity center" with something for everyone in the family. Definitely worth checking out.

Good pickleball. The courts are brand new, but they can get packed during the summer if the weather…read moreis nice

Great park for all ages. Trail around the edge for walking or running, kids playground and swings,…read morebasketball court, and an open field for sports or dogs.

Great neighborhood park with two play structures, a swing set, a sand pit to play in and basketball…read morecourt. The play structures are great for bigger kids and toddlers and the swings have big kid and baby seats. Huge grassy park area and a little wooded area fun for outdoor scavenger hunts with little kids! The entire park has a walking path that goes around it that's good for dogs and kids with bikes. Plenty of parking available around the park makes it easily accessible! Summer can get crowded with what appear to be camp programs. Overall highly recommend!

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!

Great park space that is definitely worth a visit! Two playgrounds that are good for slightly older…read morekids and toddlers, several swings, a splash pad and plenty of green park space! A good sized parking lot is located off Tekoa for easy access. There's plenty of open space for picnics if you bring a blanket and one picnic table available with a few trash cans. It was pretty crowded on the day that we visited and park was clean and well maintained.

Very good park for toddlers! Splash pad, restrooms, water fountains, picnic tables, swings, slides,…read moregreen space. Parking lot and shaded areas available. This part of Manito Park is sometimes referred to as Upper Manito. It has the splash pad area. Often people end up at the duck pond playground looking for this part of the park. When I come to this area of the park I generally drive here because Manito Park is quite large. It isnt really a straight shot to get to this wing of the park from the duck pond area. It is on 25th and Tekoa. There are two banks of swings and two play structures. One of the structures is smaller and suitable for toddlers. The larger structure has some fun climbing options for older kids (but not the huge climbing options of lower Manito). This playground can be busy but I have always found people to be really nice and friendly. They encourage their kids to share toys and be kind.

Found this park to be beautiful. It has a playground,splash pad,baseball park, open field, and on…read morethe side a small dog park . The playground as a small rock wall , slide,monkey bars and multiple swings. I will say this park is built in a suburb neighborhood full of families so it can be crowded.

Not the biggest park but adequate for a few hours. lots of parking. There are several trees for…read moreshade, the bathrooms are clean and a covered area to eat lunch in the shade at picnic tables.

I am not happy to write this review. I do however feel that I need to share my boarding experience…read morewith you. I left my Goldendoodle with Paws and Brews for a four night stay. I received a call from one of the owners. I was told that Maggie had a little blood in her urine. IK was told that she was eating and drinking just fine. We decided to see how she was in a few hours. When I called back. I was told there was no more blood. I felt comfortable after speaking with the owner. He said he would keep an eye on her. He would let me know if there was any changes. The pictures I have attached are what I saw after getting home with her, Needless to say there is no excuse for the lack of care and concern for my dog. I took her to the vet emergency office. she was diagnosed with a severe and painful bladder infection. I called and told the owner what happened. He was very rude and was arguing with me. They took no responsibility what so ever. BEWARE who you board your pets with. Completely unacceptable.

Wow! I was blown away the second I walked in. The staff was incredibly kind, thoughtful and…read moreknowledgeable. The food truck was on point, we devoured our food before I could even get a picture and the variety of drinks, beer and non-alcoholic beverages was fantastic. The atmosphere was welcoming and super family friendly. If you are looking for a spot to board your pup, dog daycare, dog grooming, drink beer, hang out with friends and dogs or enjoy their trivia on Thursdays; I highly recommend! On the boarding/dog side of things, it is well maintained, the cottages for boarding are spacious and the play yard is a dogs dream come true!