Centennial Park - Park in Meridian - 223 E Idaho Ave, USA

Cute little park for a picnic! We had the place to our selves so ate at a table under the shelter. There is one sound making toy for the kids and a pair of restrooms. Nice place, will be back!

The park is small but well kept with plenty grass. Its a nice place to kick back and relax with a good book.

It was wonderful day, celebrating our nieces graduation at the park last Saturday. We are sad the park and community center will be gone next year. So sad!

It's a very small park, but its nice and has picnic tables with a cover over it. And there are a few cool things for the kids to play with. So as far as small parks go this one is nice. It's also in downtown Meridian where you're close to all sorts of shops and restaurants. You can also take a historic walk through downtown and there is a booklet you can get to see some of the first house and businesses built. You can pick up the booklet at Meridian commerce by the public swimming center

This park is pretty quaint. If your looking for a park that will entertain the little ones think again. There is only a basketball 🏀 court, picnic/eating area, and a funky smaller interactive speaker circle that kids can mess around with. There is plenty of parking shaded and unshaved areas. But the park is pretty small and it is surrounded by businesses, a church, and residential housing. The business seem to be pretty busy and the streets have a medium-high traffic flow. I would recommend this park for like a lunch break place to relax or to someone who wants to play a light game of one on one or solo ball.

It's pretty fun if you're looking to kill 10 or 20 minutes. It has a decent sized field, but you couldn't kick a soccer ball hard without escaping the park. There's a nice covered picnic area if I remember right with a few benches.

Small but very nice little park for some fresh air. Plenty of benches and picnic tables. There's also public restrooms and trash receptacles are plentiful

Great little park just east of downtown Meridian. Has a gazebo and tables for shade and an interactive play structure for kids. It's similar to a Simon Says game. This park only takes up a quarter of a block, so it's much smaller than most parks in the Treasure Valley.