Boise parks on the Greenbelt
11 City of Boise parks connect directly to the Boise River Greenbelt. These are the practical stopping points on a ride or walk: the table shows which have restrooms, how much shade to expect and what the parking is like.
11 parks on the Greenbelt
| Park | Area | Shade | Restrooms | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kristin Armstrong Municipal Park | North River | Leafy | Year-round | 8.8 |
| Julia Davis Park | North River | Leafy | Year-round | 8.5 |
| Ann Morrison Park | North River | Some shade | Year-round | 8.3 |
| Baggley Park | Southeast | Leafy | Seasonal + portable | 8.3 |
| Esther Simplot Park | North River | Some shade | Year-round | 8 |
| Veterans Memorial Park | North River | Some shade | Year-round | 8 |
| Willow Lane Athletic Complex | North River | Some shade | Seasonal only | 6 |
| Shoreline Park | North River | Leafy | Year-round | 4.3 |
| Idaho Fallen Firefighter Memorial | North River | Leafy | Seasonal only | |
| Marianne Williams Park | North River | Full sun | Year-round | |
| Warm Springs Park | North River | Full sun | Year-round |
Practical notes
- · Parking type for each park is listed on its own page — several Greenbelt parks have dedicated lots that work as trailheads.
- · Restroom status is the thing to check before a long ride with kids. Only some of these stay open through the winter.
Common questions
Which Boise parks are on the Greenbelt?
11 city parks have direct Boise River Greenbelt access. They are listed above with restroom status and shade.
Where can you park to get on the Boise Greenbelt?
Several Greenbelt parks have dedicated parking lots that work as trailheads. Each park page lists its parking type — dedicated lot, on-street, or downtown metered.
Which Greenbelt parks have restrooms open in winter?
Restroom status is shown for each park above. Parks marked year-round have heated buildings that stay open through the winter; the full citywide list is in the park restrooms guide.
Guides
Events at parks
Playgrounds ranked
Best for toddlers
Splash pads & fountains
Shadiest parks
Park restrooms
Dog off-leash areas
Picnic shelters
Sport courts
Fishing spots