What a neat story if you stopped, read the placard's about the Fuller family and their donation of…read moreland... This park is large and lovely tucked right in the neighborhood. The pond is great for fishing and you can ride bike or walk.

This park is awesome. Tons of walking paths. A beautiful fishing pond. A fantastic playground,…read more what more could you ask for? I have never been when it was overly crowded and I enjoy the cleanliness of the park. There are always people here but it doesn't feel crowded and everyone has always been respectful of others at the park.

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.

We love Discovery Park! And, if we had young kids, we would definitely take them here!…read more We do have dogs though, and they are currently expanding their dog parks. Yes, there are two - one for large dogs and one for smaller dogs. Not only that, but we also walk them around the full park until they've had enough exercise. Discovery is a HUGE park with baseball fields, dog parks, a skate and biking park, plus a well-built and fun play area for kids. I'm pretty sure we walked by a huge sand pit for kids to plain too! It's loaded with things to do, and we highly recommend it!! It's clean, beautiful, and offers a huge variety of things to do!!

This is such an awesome park! It is located pretty far south in Meridian, but if you are one of the…read morepoor people that live in this restaurant and entertainment desert, then hurray for you! Discovery park mixes all the fabulous things of a traditional park with educational pieces about Idaho. The play structure is great. It has usual bits like slides and nets to climb, but it also has funky bridges, musical components and a variety of ladders. There are two very long zip lines with the attached seat, making it perfect for all ages. (Yes even my 32 year old husband thought it was amazing) There are these super fun roller slides that are fun for older kids to try and climb, but also littles who don't like to go too fast on a slide. I love that this is the rubberized surface. When you have an early walker, this is the best type of park to go to. Behind the play structure is the best part of this park. They have a water feature to help kids learn about Idaho rivers! Kids can play in the sand, dig ditches and levies and divert water streams. There is also a traditional splash pad around the side. There are three covered picnic areas, large bathrooms and plenty of parking. This is a wonderful new park addition to our community!

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!

This is a really great public space that straddles the line between Boise and Meridian. It is…read moretucked back from all main road traffic and located right next to a school. My oldest, "Hungry" was SO excited that there was a bonus playground. The farther you get from Boise's downtown epicenter, the harder it is to find parks with decent shade. This park proves that wrong. The whole playground is surrounded by large trees which provide much needed shade for the fiery playground equipment on a Boise July afternoon. They have 4 bucket swims and 4 "big kid" swings, plenty of climbing structures, slides and room to run. The shaded grass goes right up to the play structures, which is ideal for the parent who wants to park the "Hurricane" baby on a blanket in the shade and still (loosely) monitor the other kid. This park also backs up the West YMCA, so expect to see day camp kiddos running around doing science-y, athletic-y, hilarious things in the park as well. When I was there, a whole horde of them were playing Harry Potter, complete with robes, twig wands and "Eat SLUGS Malfoy!" They were so entertaining, I didn't even bury my face in my phone.

This is a quiet, hidden place for a nature walk off Maple Grove and McMillan Rd. Lots of ducks,…read morewater views, Mountain View's and well established paths to walk on. They also have some benches and clean accessible bathrooms. No dogs allowed unless they are service dogs.

Boise has more than 90 developed parks. Last week I visited Hyatt Hidden Lakes Reserve. It's a 53…read moreacre park that serves as a sanctuary for birds, bats, and animals. If I had known about the bats, I would've visited sooner. This park has stocked ponds and fishing. I was there for almost 2 hours. All of these photos are taken in sequence with the intention of giving you a sense of what it's like to walk through the park and loop around to the sidewalk that runs down Maple, then re-enter the park and exit. I've included a couple of short videos for your Moment of Zen. Enjoy!

Storey Bark Park in Meridian is consistently one of my favorite spots to bring my pup!…read more If you are looking for a reliable, well-maintained space to let your dog run, this is easily one of the best in the area. One of the biggest selling points for me is the ground cover. It's a thoughtful combination of grass and gravel with a paved walking path, meaning I never have to worry about my dog coming home covered in mud, even after a rainy day. The layout is great, featuring completely separate fenced areas for large and small dogs to ensure everyone stays safe and has fun. The amenities are top-notch. They have plenty of water available, and I love that they provide a couple of tubs for the dogs to splash in when they need to cool off. For the humans, there are benches both in the sun and under shaded awnings, and the restrooms located just outside the gate are always impressively clean and well-maintained. It's clean, professional, and a wonderful community space. I highly recommend it, though I'll definitely miss seeing the dogs climb across those platforms!

To start, it was great! I love that there are separate areas for the big dogs and the small ones…read more Both spaces were nice and big, plenty of space for the dogs to run and play. My only "complaint" is the proximity to the racetrack-- I took my pups there on a Saturday and I'm guessing there were either races going or just practice, but it was very loud, including a lot of backfiring of the cars. Most of the dogs didn't seem to mind, but my little one (who's scared of fireworks and that kind of thing) did end up being scared and just sitting by me. All in all, they had a great time, just might be more aware of the going's on at the racetrack before taking them :)

Lived in this sub-division for over 18 yrs. Nice neighbors - very poor property management which…read morecan create problems when the rental property is not maintained- They do not care! "Dog N Pony" show every time you place a call with no resolution- (false promises that the issue will be resolved) ! Beware lots of rental property in this Sub- division.

It's our park. I say that in complete honest. We moved into this subdivision when our house was…read morestill being built and most of Meridian was still cow pastures. We were one of the first three original model homes for the Champion Park subdivision and 12 years later, we're still here. The park has really matured from the time it was simply a dirt rectangle. First came the saplings and then the grass. Shortly thereafter, a playground was installed. Later, fencing around the peripheral of the park closed the park to the backyards of the many home owners. The basketball court and picnic shelter came in and lastly the doggie bag holders and multiple trash receptacles completed the parks accessories. I never thought about checking into my park. I naturally assumed someone had a created a Yelp listing for it but that was not the case. So one early morning Saturday, I went to check into my park and it wasn't found on Yelp. I decided take action and give Champion Park it's Champion due. It's a great park that's home to any number of dog walkers and folks who simply want a stroll. The berms and grass is politely manicured and everyone who takes care of the park does so with such care. A couple of reminders. Park is open from dawn to dusk. Once the sun goes down, park is closed No Smoking on the park grounds. I wish this was enforced a little more Dogs have to be on a leash and you have to pick up after your pooch. Again this needs to be enforced more as well Lastly in the NE corner of the park is a irrigation pond, please do not let your kiddos and your dogs go swimming in there. It's really not clean. Oh by the way don't throw rocks into the pond or near the wildlife. Take a championship stroll through Champion Park. You'll feel like you won the Super Bowl.

Cute park on Linder, south of Ustick. Nice playground with play structures for little and medium…read morekids. Heated bathrooms that are open even in March. Covered picnic table areas. Big field. Skateboard park. Cool outdoor exercise equipment. Walking path around the field. The skateboard park area is across the parking lot from the play ground. Another review mentioned inappropriate language used by kids riding their skate boards, but if you are with young kids at the play ground area you cannot hear anything over at the skate area because it's too far away. The only thing that would make this playground better is if didn't have wood chips. But all in all a nice little park for kids.

Skaters looked like they were working hard, every conversation involves at least 10 "F" words. The…read morekids say I just have to get used to it! It's a good place for beginners and intermediate.....if you can handle the culture!