Incredible city park. One of the best in the country. Worth a visit even if it’s just for a few minutes.

One of best largest well maintained park on Boise with so many facilities like golf course, volleyball court, outdoor gym, playground, tennis courts, soccer, cricket ground, football field etc. Large fountain attractive. Many restrooms are there. Three important things to highlight 1 Every year there is hot air Ballon festival which we missed due to bad weather, sudden cancelation of event in early morning. 2 Large Treasure valley dog island in park. 3 There are shelter areas which can be booked in advance for events, picnic & ceremonies. This ark is on Boise river adjacent to Kathryn Albertson park Beautiful park

I'd give this place six or seven stars if I could. We loved our visit. So much green space. The playground was super fun. Great bathrooms. Always nice being near the water. Lots of folks out on bikes and walks and everyone was super friendly.

What an absolutely beautiful park! It’s big, beautiful, and lots of space to run free! There is a dog park that’s like an island. The Boise river, big playground and little playground, picnic areas, ducks. I’ve been all over the best parks in the west, and this park is one of my top favorites!

Lovely park with a nice selection of ducks. Looks like a pretty nice and active dog park.

Parked near the walking bridge and went up to Barber to float the river. Great float. Go early ,it's so busy. Used the bathrooms. Could've been worse, but not the best. Sat at a picnic table for lunch under the trees in the shade.

Tired because of a lot of walking. I know the path goes a long ways next time I'm riding a bike. It was a beautiful day. Light breeze sun out. Tons of families together having fun!

What a beautiful location in the heart of Boise! We spent a couple days at this park for lacrosse tournaments and loved the convenience of it from our hotel - it was just a few minutes walk as well as the beauty of it.

There is so much you can do here. Nice place to feed the ducks, play games, or climb all over the jungle gym. They have plenty of activities for any child's age. They have slides, monkey bars, swings, and plenty of stuff to climb on.

Cool environment with lots of dogs. The issue that the park has is the mud. The dogs have completely ripped up the grass which leaves a large pool of mud underneath. If you plan on taking your dog here, make sure you dress in cloths that you don't mind getting dirty, and make sure that you bring something to clean your dog off with after the visit.

Nice easy walk in the shade and around ponds with Lilly pads. I saw a couple fawns there. So cute, you can see the fawns slightly in photo.

We went for the spirit of Boise! Amazing! Love the fountains great wide open park with free events a lot of the time! Great place for dogs and kids giant playground!

My experience here is attending The Spirit of Boise...the park is very well kept....trash was emptied regularly. Grass even and lush. Playgrounds and exercise stations were popular and there is river access. There seems ample parking and nice well kept paths for running etc The event happens around the Labor Day weekend and is well worth the early morning wake-up

My son and I LOVE the new water feature they installed! It has awesome lights where the water shoots out from. The spouts essentially create a water tunnel that you can run through! Highly recommend if you're looking for a fun refreshing activity for you and the kiddos!

A beautiful park with plenty of activities in and around the area. Photos were taken near the first hole of the frisbee golf course. The area was clean and almost completely clear of litter. Definitely recommended if you want a nice walk

Really the best place to go with the family and just injoy a day outside the house. One can just injoy the water going by the greenery and it's just a relaxing place.

Well it's a pretty wonderful but what's really wonderful is the fact that we were rafting and it's a great place to pull our rafts out of the water and drive back up to get our car. Love flooding the Boise River, probably going to go this weekend again!

Great park to spend a few hours. The kids enjoy the playground and I enjoy taking the dogs to the dog park to let them run and swim.

It's a very big playground. There is a smaller playground for younger kids, and a larger playground for the older type, yet still under 12. It's adjacent to a very very large field so it's a perfect place for picnics. It's right next to the greenbelt, so there is a river very close. You're going to want to keep an eye on your kids and make sure they don't go too close. If you're mindful of the river, it's a great place to go.

Beautiful park, dog park island...kids park. Took the kids there they loved all the ducks and geese. Definatly recommended.

Had an amazing time, suck a fun park to bring the kids! All of the kids there were very nice too! The splash pad were the kids favorite part! 10/10 would recommend. Also got to meet steven seagull he was pretty shy but at least i got a pic lol 😂

Enjoyed all the features. I actually quite love the new water fountain area for all ages and very interactive. It's a quick walk to the playground so a really good set up. Then we played in the river as "floaters" were coming in and landing. My son and I also like to sit with the many geese and birds opposite the dog area and hang out with them. It's very peaceful there.

Great place for a morning walk during nice weather. The park is large and quiet, and close to downtown area, with a big dog park. Plenty of parking spaces near major areas of the park.

Right here in Boise and a beautiful park with a great kids play ground and Frisbee golf course. You cold hike a different route almost every day. Connected with Kathryn Albertson Park you have a great daily walk with plenty of water life experience. Minutes from most parts of Boise and plenty of parking.

In this park I found the best dog park I could even imagine. My dogs are super happy to go every week. Big area, swimming area for dogs (not for mine) and friendly people always.

Ann Morrison Park is a gateway to Boise Greenbelt and a fantastic place to take your family for some fun in the park. Enjoy a walk, run, or bike on the path. Stop at the enormous playground. Check out all the beautiful sights to behold well within walking distance. Parking isn't bad at all, and the bathrooms are kept tidy. There are plenty of parks in Boise to choose from, but Ann Morrison just has that little bit of extra something special that makes it a good place to start your journey in Boise. The pictures I'm posting with this review can all be found within a short distance of the park and are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what you can find. If you like to play outside, this is the place to visit.

Great place to park to go both to directions on the Boise River Trail.

Winter is off leash season for dogs who want to go to the sports fields! It keeps the geese away and is a great time for your dog(s) to run and play. Please make sure you pick up after them and can recall them easily.

We are fortunate to have this priceless resource! Ann Morrison Park is a beautiful park with over 70 plus acres. At any given time, you will find soccer games, ultimate frisbee, frisbee golf, floaters on the Boise river, kids playing on the swings, dogs running around and chasing balls at Dog Island, people feeding the ducks and geese, people riding bikes, walking and having picnics with plenty of trees for shade. It's a wonderful park managed by the city and enjoyed by all.

My wife and I were visiting Amm Morrison Park to feed the ducks. While feeding, we were pleasantly surprised to find out Zamzows and the humane society were having a dog Frisbee catching competition. It was sooo far out man. I mean REALLY groovy!

It was an American park meaning a lot of grass and a few trees. The Geese and all the squirrels were nice. It could use some monuments or fountains... Something worth seeing in the park that's iconic. Definitely not bad, but not something really to see either.