I love this beautiful park with picnic tables and BBQ grills. Lots of shade trees and a sandy shore…read morewith shallow water for small kids to wade and play. Walking trails, fishing, frisbee golf trail. Dogs must be on leash, no dogs allowed in river. Life vests available. Small park convenience store at entrance. Lots of parking. Small entrance fee if you're not signed up for $10 Idaho parks annual pass through DMV. Friendly squirrels.

This is for the Eagle Fish Hatchery. they are CLOSED ! no matter what the website says. I do wish…read morethe employees would take the time to update their website. Even with employees milling about, they did all they could to avoid us. Really sad way to be treated. At least put up a sign if you are not willing to interact.

The only dog park in the valley that has an over abundance of shade because of all the trees!…read moreThere's a path for people and dogs to walk! A pond for the water dogs to cool off in and swim! And of course large and small dog designated areas!

This dog park has been here since 2009. Hard to believe no one has reviewed it, yet. I could be…read moreselfish and not share this place, but local dog lovers will enjoy this park. It's difficult to find, off E Amity Ave and the railroad tracks. I've been to several dog parks in CA and in comparison, this place is large and well maintained. Went around 8:30am on a Sunday and it was not too crowded. Mostly large dogs running around. . . and I mean running around. I could tell some knew the place pretty well. They were tearing the place up! Watching dogs play with abandon is such a happy sight. The main walking path is dirt and rocks and makes a circle in the park. At the back end is a nice grassy hill with trees. A large pond is in the middle and was closed off, but I'm sure is open during the warmer months. There was a man-made stream in the back area, too. An impressive small dog area is to the right side. Only saw one small dog while I was there and at one point, the owner joined the rest of us in the main area of the park. No other dogs bothered him or showed aggression. When spring comes, the grass and trees will be in their prime and this park will just be beautiful. I included many photos, because words can not do the place justice. I gave 4 stars instead of 5 because parts of the park is showing wear and tear.

One of the best Dog Parks in the whole Valley. Has great…read morepark with multiple trails to walk on, separated water area to let dogs swim if you want them to, a smaller water feature to run through or drink from, and a separate smaller/elderly dog area.

Great dog park! It was clean and lots of grass for our two small dogs to sniff and run around in…read more They have a separate area for smaller dogs, which is one of the things we love about this park. We are very happy we found this place.

Nice quiet park to walk your dog in. Playground and lake with geese and ducks are there too. It's…read morevery clean and feels safe there because it's right next to a nice neighborhood.

This park exceeded our expectations! Super clean with fun obstacles, ample water and shade. We'll…read morebe coming back for sure!

Make online reservations ahead of time and sign waivers to make it smoother and faster to enter and…read morehave fun. The bathrooms are clean and there are plenty of them. Lots of benches to sit at and a fire pit. Today 12/13/23 from 4-5:30pm crew...this one's for you! The reason for this YELP review is to express gratitude for the crew in charge of sending us down the snow lanes. My daughter (4yrs old) was so terrified to go down the slides and they were so kind. So gentle. Such great cheer leaders to motivate her to do it. After 3 attempts they finally convinced her to do it and she loved it. My parents (both in their 70's) my husband my daughter and myself will talk about this experience for years to come. While at dinner my dad thanked us for making today one of his favorite days in his life. My little one is still talking about how fun it was and how everyone clapped for her. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. If I could hug the guys working there I would've. Thank you thank you and thank you.

So.... stinkin'..... much..... fun…read more I knew nothing about this place until we went to Idaho to visit my brother and sister-in-law. They'd rolled their eyes, promised, nearly guaranteed there'd be snow. I mean it's bloody Idaho....in January. There WILL be snow. But of course, the few days we were there? None on the ground and not a single flake fell. But the Gateway saved us! Like I said we knew nothing. So we didn't book or pay on-line or sign any waivers in advance. We rolled up with cash in our pockets and said we wanted to play. The runs were fast and fun. There was one with a jump large enough that I got airborne several times. The staff that manned the runs were upbeat and energetic. And it was a great opportunity for this hevier-than-he-ought-to-be visitor to get some vigorous exercise. I loved the intertube design!! Someone clearly has given that some thought. The skins that covered the intertubes were freakishly fast and the handles were thick and rugged and comfortable. It was especially awesome to set the intertube down at the top of a run, back up 3 or 4 big steps, and give it a running, leaping start. Just for a minute as I was in the air or as I was screaming sideways down the run I could relish the sense of invincibility that teenagers and 20-somethings enjoy as a routine part of life. It was wonderful.

Mariposa Park is one of my favorite spots to take my dog. The fenced dog area has a big open space…read morewhere she can run and play, and afterwards we walk the nature trail and loop past the little pond. It's peaceful, usually not crowded, and tucked away in a quiet neighborhood so it feels like a hidden gem. The butterfly theme is really cute ("mariposa" means butterfly in Spanish) and there's a pollinator garden with signs about Monarchs and other pollinators. It's not the shadiest park yet, so on hot days I bring water for both of us. There's no playground here, but if you're looking for one, Winstead Park is just a few minutes away. If you want a calm, dog-friendly spot away from the busier parks, this is a great choice.