Boise Parks and Recreation is a department of the City of Boise that oversees the maintenance and management of over 90 developed parks, 210 miles of trails in the Boise Foothills, and 25 miles of the Boise River Greenbelt pathway. They also provide recreational facilities such as Zoo Boise, golf courses, pools, and Idaho IceWorld. With a wide range of affordable classes, camps, and programs for all ages and abilities, Boise Parks and Recreation offers something for everyone, including an Adaptive Recreation program for individuals with disabilities. They are dedicated to providing exceptional programming and outdoor recreation opportunities for the Boise community.
As part of their commitment to serving the community, Boise Parks and Recreation offers a variety of activities, classes, and sports for toddlers to adults. They also manage a diverse range of parks and outdoor spaces throughout the city. With ongoing projects and developments, such as the Primrose Park Development and the Esther Simplot Park Pedestrian Bridge Replacement, Boise Parks and Recreation is continuously working to enhance and improve the park system for residents and visitors alike.
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