Redwood Park, 2675 N Shamrock Ave, Boise, ID 83713, United States
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Redwood Park - Featured Reviews (353)
Great neighborhood park with a playground, pond, walking paths and best of all, dog off leash hours! We frequent this park a few times per week with the muts! They love it!
Pretty cool neighborhood park 👍🏽 Lots of shade and fun looking play area for the kiddos 💯 Grass was green and well kept. It felt great under foot 👊🏽
Unfortunately the dog owning visitors don’t abide to the “on leash” policy 👎🏽
I actually heard a dog scuffle while I was here. Not good😢
The pond was dirty and had a smelly funk to it👎🏽
Enjoy your visit 👊🏽
Beautiful park, big pond with lots of ducks. Nice big trees, vast grassy area, walkway around the whole park that is wheelchair accessible from the parking lot. Playground for the kids. Tucked into a neighborhood, surrounded by backyards. Dogs are allowed off-leash from sunrise to 10:00am, and 4:00pm to sunset. Rated 4 stars instead of 5 for lack of bathroom facilities.
Pretty small parking lot, so any larger vehicles like a full size truck will have trouble parking. Not too much going on. Wide open spaces for dogs and a small pond with a few ducks when I went there. Pretty good place for pictures.
This park is more private being tucked away in a neighborhood and offers bathrooms a play ground, parking lot and a small pond. The field is large for a neighborhood park but the grass is very bumpy, so not ideal for soccer kick ball ect. One last thing to mention is the field isnt exactly a specific shape, fine for casual sports play but nothing organized.
Love this park for taking my dogs to run on early mornings. It has a nice sidewalk around it, and plenty of trees near the walk to keep it mostly shady. Lots of very friendly regulars here. Restroom facility, and there are several dog water bowls around the park, with access to refill water outside the restoom. The grounds are kept in good condition, and dog owners are very good about cleaning up after their dogs. Good place!
The playground is nice. It is a dog park where people can let their dogs off leash. I had snacks for my kids as I was there for the playground and I had to keep moving them away from curious dogs. This was a late Friday afternoon. Maybe other times have fewer Curious dogs. Just because your dog is off leash doesn't mean it's ok for them to let them stick their noses into other people's food. There are about 4 picnic tables and several benches in the shade by the playground. There is a water fountain with a low bowl for dogs to drink from. The bathroom is an outhouse.
My pup has been going to this small neighborhood park since she was 4 months old. It's also a close neighborhood park we can walk to. It's off leash after 4pm. We love the neighbors and the dogs get along well.
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This is a really nice park. It is large enough to accommodate 2 large play slide areas, a large swing area- with both adult and baby swings, a large tennis area, and plenty of wide open grass areas to play with your dog! The park was very clean, n
All of Boiseâs best events are held here. ðPlenty of shade, great views of the streets for cycling and other events, excellent photo ops in front of the State Capitol, close to downtown amenities and parking.
Nice little neighborhood park. Tennis court, hoops, and play ground equipment. We go there for our son's soccer practice and there's plenty of space for multiple teams to practice at once.
Great food and very friendly staff. We came with our dog and they accommodated us very well out on the patio and brought him his own water bowl too. The food we had was all great. It's neat to have a place so close where we can get to try handmade au
