One of my favorite parks in Pullman…read more We pause here for brief walks* year-round but it's definitely the best when all the flowers are planted and blooming. We usually only see 1-2 other parked cars when we visit so it's peaceful. Notes: + Great spot for photos + Sometimes closed for private events + We've seen deer and bunnies here *It's not a great place for a long walk unless you don't mind walking in circles.

While staying at the dog friendly Hampton Inn Hotel, we needed a place to exercise our dogs and…read moreourselves. From our hotel room window, we could see a promising green space and found this park online. It is a short drive from the hotel. This is a great park for everyone. It is very well maintained and has clean bathrooms. While walking the dogs around the large baseball and soccer fields, we ended up at the Pickleball courts. The courts looked very new and were filled with super nice people who said hello to me and my dogs and even offered to let me borrow a paddle to play. There is also a large playground area for children and a Disc Golf course. This Oregonian enjoyed everything about Lewiston, and this park was a great place to visit. Enjoy!

Awesome park , very clean and lots of activities to keep little ones entertained ! Love the new…read moresensory development toys, what a great idea . Seems like a lot of parents take their kiddos there for some play time, it's safe and not near any busy roads , well not the park play area itself . There is a variety of activities , for all ages . Great park

One of our favorite parks to visit after picking up dinner somewhere…read more Occasionally there are kids enjoying the playground but usually we get the whole park to ourselves. Very peaceful and a nice view.

This is a nice little somewhat hidden neighborhood park in Moscow, ID…read more We don't make a special trip from Pullman (15ish minute drive) to visit but are likely to pause there to enjoy the view when we're already in Moscow and not quite ready to head home yet. We haven't explored their playground yet but that'll hopefully change soon because it's starting to get warm and our little guy is starting to take his first unassisted steps.

If you're looking for an unforgettable outdoor adventure, I can't recommend Snake River Outdoor…read moreAdventures enough! From start to finish, the experience was exceptional. The staff, Joe and Maddie were fun, welcoming, humorous , and incredibly knowledgeable, making everyone feel comfortable and safe while still delivering an exciting adventure. Maddie was exceptional at keeping everyone hydrated continuously handing out waters to everyone, chatted with the guests and made sure we were having fun. Joe, is an very funny, fun and exceptional driver and kept us all very safe while navigating a very busy day on the river and even allowing us to have a little fun on the way down and see a little water on the windshield ;) All while always keeping safety in mind. The scenery was absolutely breathtaking, and the guides shared so many historical interesting facts about the area's history, wildlife, and geology along the way, which made the trip even more enjoyable. Their passion for what they do really shows. They stopped to let us swim and picked a spot that we had all to ourselves! Later they provided a thoughtful box lunch which was very good! Sandwich, chips, carrots with ranch dip, cookie and a granola bar! Whether you're a first-time visitor or someone who just loves the outdoors, this is an experience that's well worth it. The combination of beautiful views, historical points, continuous education on the area and its settlers and outstanding customer service made for a day we'll never forget. I would absolutely book with Snake River Outdoor Adventures again and highly recommend them to anyone looking for an incredible experience!

Amazing way to spend the better part of the day enjoying the beauty of the Snake River and Hells…read moreCanyon area! Our captain and crew were amazing - great, informative commentary without being "too much" and attentive care. We were provided plenty of cold water throughout the trip. The included lunch stop on our tour had a really nice pre-packaged box lunch everyone enjoyed. Bring - sunscreen, hat, glasses, towel, and anything else you may need to make yourself comfortable for the day.

The playfields, which were finally finished and ready for play last year (2011), are a great…read moreaddition to recreation around Pullman/WSU. It's split into a lower section and an upper section, each of which can be split even further into two. This allows for a variety of sports to be played. I've only actually ever played intramural softball on fields, eight teams can be playing in a given time slot on four fields. Conveniently for the WSU intramural sports, they provide checkouts for gear like softball mitts. I've also seen soccer and flag football being played on the fields. There's limited bleacher seating for the lower fields, so it can be annoying to sit and watch a game for the upper fields, the turf gets a little tiring to sit on. There is a water fountain in the middle, walkway area of the fields but the bathrooms are all the way on the outside of the playfield area by the playfield office. Parking is usually fine, but somewhat limited. During the day you can usually find the fields pretty clear, at least no scheduled play. If you're looking for some evening fun, however, there's a good chance you'll find a scheduled intramural game going on. They are very nicely kept up though.

This is a really nice set of fields and quite an improvement over the old ones. The turf is great…read moreto play on and all the features and facilities still look new. There aren't a ton of parking spaces, but surprisingly I've never had too much trouble finding a spot. I think this is because it's such a central location that most students can easily walk.

Well maintained park with lots of space for both big and small dogs. Friendly dog parents and…read moreplayful dogs!

Only dog park in the area.... and you must pay a fee to use…read more What it has going for it: - good size dog run - parking just outside dog run - fencing is adequate - poop bags provided - drinking water source for dogs What it has going against it: - limited seating - limited shade - entry area needs to be a double gate entry So being a fee based dog run ($5 for day pass) it is rather unique. I like the idea of forcing everyone who brings their dog here needs to produce valid current rabies & vaccination records..... cuts down on dogs getting sick, but on the flip side there probably aren't many dogs coming here...and the fee is probably the reason

This place is amazing! I have so much fun here. They have ice hockey and skating and the staff and…read morecommunity is so welcoming. It's kind of a miracle that we have a place like this here in Moscow.

The new building is amazing, and they have a great lobby, ice, and skatesread more