boiseparks

Julius M. Kleiner Park

1900 N. Records Ave, Meridian, ID 83642 · about 58 acres · Regional park

Parent notes

The strongest all-round pick in Meridian for little kids: tot lots and bucket swings next to a structure built for two- to five-year-olds, a splash pad, and stocked ponds with a dock built for wheelchair access. Nine parking areas and five shelters mean it absorbs a crowd, and the bandshell carries summer concerts.

The essentials

Size
About 58 acres
Type
Regional park · established 2012
Address
1900 N. Records Ave, Meridian, ID 83642
Restrooms
Several restrooms, at least one wheelchair accessible. Open year-round per city policy; doors lock automatically at park closing.
Parking
Off-street parking (nine mapped lots)
Water play
Splash pad — Typically runs Memorial Day to Labor Day, late morning until evening, with the concession stand open across the summer.
Shelters
Five picnic shelters; the largest (A-1) seats up to 400. Unreserved shelters are free first-come.
Fishing
Stocked fishing ponds with an accessible fishing dock

Playground

  • Tot lots
  • Bucket swings for babies
  • Structure sized for ages 2–5
  • Wood-chip surfacing

Common questions about Julius M. Kleiner Park

Does Julius M. Kleiner Park have a restroom?

Yes. Several restrooms, at least one wheelchair accessible. Unlike most Boise parks, Meridian's park policy is that restrooms stay open year-round, locking automatically at park closing time.

Does Julius M. Kleiner Park have a playground?

Yes. It includes tot lots, bucket swings for babies, structure sized for ages 2–5, wood-chip surfacing.

Does Julius M. Kleiner Park have a splash pad?

Yes. Typically runs Memorial Day to Labor Day, late morning until evening, with the concession stand open across the summer.

Can you reserve a picnic shelter at Julius M. Kleiner Park?

Five picnic shelters; the largest (A-1) seats up to 400. Unreserved shelters are free first-come. Bookings and current fees are handled on the City of Meridian's reservation pages.

Can you fish at Julius M. Kleiner Park?

Yes — stocked fishing ponds with an accessible fishing dock. Idaho requires a fishing licence for anglers 14 and older.

How big is Julius M. Kleiner Park?

Julius M. Kleiner Park is about 58 acres, classified by the City of Meridian as a regional park, established in 2012. It is at 1900 N. Records Ave, Meridian, ID 83642.

For hours, closures and reservations, see the Julius M. Kleiner Park page at the City of Meridian.

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