My sister had her Pride wedding here and it was beyond amazing! The gazebo was big enough to hold…read morethe entire crew. I didn't get a chance to see the rest of the park due to the fact that I was her Maid of Honor and it was drizzling outside. I loved the fact that the gazebo was so large. The wedding was fantastic and the reception immediately after went off without a hitch. On my next visit I hope to see more of the park!

Mission Park is a 13 acre park very conveniently located walking distance from Gonzaga University…read moreand the heart of the Logan neighborhood. If you find yourself on campus and looking for a more kid friendly area (aka slides and splash pads) I would recommend a walk on down to the park! It has a large bank of tennis courts (with evening play available due to the lights!). It also has a pool! Many times when I've been here there is some kind of swimming competition occurring in the pool. Last time I stopped by they had some new fitness play equipment for adults. I have an interest in unique playground equipment so I thought this was pretty cool considering the retirement facility located right on the edge of the park. You can grab picnic supplies at the nearby Safeway or takeout from the nearby Thai restaurant and enjoy the beautiful summer weather in Spokane. I frequently see people picnicking here. One really important part of Mission Park that I must mention is the memorial to Otto Zehm. He was a mentally-ill man killed by the Spokane police in 2006. The simple memorial was placed in 2012 as part of a settlement with the city of Spokane. As a community it is important to remember the legacy of Otto Zehm and I think a visit to this memorial is an important visit for any local or tourist.

Not a destination park but if you're in the area you can hardly go wrong. Tons of open space…read more Port-a-potty for your peeing convenience. Many fine examples of our native conifer to feast your lusty nature-loving eyes upon. Overall a solid park but not one of the best in Spokane.

I really like Comstock Park. My main gripe is that the sidewalk doesnt go all the way around. It…read morewould be more ADA friendly with better paths. There should also be some attention paid to sprinkler placement as some of the sprinklers on the east side of the park spray into the street. Lets not wash our tax dollar aquifer water down the drain! Now to the amazingness that is Comstock! Great batch of tennis courts. Multiple swing sets. Very fun play set with climbing holds for kids. Pool with tall water slide and diving board. Gorgeous big green spaces, picnic tables galore, easy parking, quiet and uncrowded. Meet me there for a picnic!

Seems clean enough. The play structure and ninja course are pretty cool. Staff was super nice…read more I wish it didn't have a two hour minimum, I wish it was only one hour. It cost me about 50 bucks for two kids and two hours on a Saturday. I made my kids stay the two hours because it cost so much. Tip, I think fifth graders are a tad too old for this place. I would say it's better for nine or younger. Another tip, unlike the last kids play place at the valley mall, you can't drop your kids off, regardless of age. So if your plan is to drop them off so you can walk the mall, that's not the case. (I'm not complaining, just warning) Overall, we had a good experience and it was nice the kids had a place to run around. Also, maybe this is unsafe, but I love that the staff didn't bark at them to quit running like they do in some indoor play places.

Good news first: the play equipment is very fun and engaging for all ages (even this "old kid") …read more There are designated areas for 4 and under though beware, this is not enforced. Don't expect the equivalent of a "lifeguard" or other such staff to supervise your child. But if you're even half a parent, you'll be watching your child anyway. The party package pricing is comparable to similar venues such as Flying Squirrel, etc. (which means not cheap - but you'll pay similar anywhere) The reason for only 2 stars is lack of organization and poor communication. When we arrived for my granddaughter's party, were told we had 2 hours (which we knew) but they added, "no worries on time, kids usually are worn out and ready to leave in hour and a half" After that, it was all on us to organize the time (how long to play, how long to eat, how long to play more before cake/gift opening, etc etc) We were halfway through last part (gift opening) when suddenly I was told "you have 5 minutes to get out or you'll charged a late fee" WT actual Hell??? Where was THAT speech as we were checking in? We had to grab and dash and finish the party in the freaking food court! I did Flying Squirrel last year and that place was MUCH more organized. They assign you a concierge who guides you through how long you have for each segment of the party. We play was a fun experience up until that whole bum's rush bit at the end. If they're going to watch the clock on you they should tell you that up front (and give guidance to ensure no one party segment runs too long so upset the ones that follow) I Will not be using them again

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.

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!

They had a flood a year ago and they are still under construction, but once that's all put back…read moretogether, it will be a great place

Most affordable place in town with real indoor courts. (Real surface. Painted. No extra lines. Not…read morewood. Quality nets.) Great vibe with something for all skill levels. Ceiling height is a little low but it's a great spot. Lots of outdoor courts when weather allows.