Fairview Park
Parent notes
Small but stacked: a 2025 playground with a spinner and net climber on bonded rubber, plus button-activated misters for hot days.
The essentials
- Size
- 2.3 acres
- Area
- North River
- Type
- Neighborhood park
- Address
- 2300 W Idaho St, Boise, ID 83702
- Restrooms
- Seasonal restrooms (closed in winter)
- Parking
- On-street parking
- Shade
- Leafy: lots of mature tree cover (49 park trees in the city inventory)
- Water play
- Misters: Sunrise–sunset daily, Memorial Day to Labor Day. Open now, through Labor Day, Monday, September 7, 2026.
Playground
- Equipment for toddlers (2–5) and big kids (5–12)
- Merry-go-round / spinner, net climber, slides, swings
- Bonded rubber surfacing (stroller & wheelchair friendly)
- ADA-accessible equipment
- Newest structure installed 2025
Courts
- 2 tennis courts (concrete, newest 2025)
- 1 basketball court (practice wall, concrete, newest 2025)
Common questions about Fairview Park
Does Fairview Park have a restroom?
Fairview Park has a seasonal restroom. It is open in the warm months and closed for the winter, with no portable toilet as backup.
Does Fairview Park have a playground?
Yes. Fairview Park has equipment for both toddlers (ages 2–5) and big kids (ages 5–12), including merry-go-round / spinner, net climber, slides, swings. The surfacing is bonded rubber, which is stroller and wheelchair friendly. The newest structure was installed in 2025.
Does Fairview Park have a splash pad?
Fairview Park has a misters, free to use. It runs sunrise–sunset daily through the Memorial Day to Labor Day season. Open now, through Labor Day, Monday, September 7, 2026.
Is there shade at Fairview Park?
Fairview Park is rated leafy, meaning dense mature tree cover. The city tree inventory lists 49 trees in the park.
Where do you park at Fairview Park?
On-street parking.
How big is Fairview Park?
Fairview Park is 2.3 acres. It is classified by the city as a neighborhood park and is located in the North River area of Boise at 2300 W Idaho St.
Parks near Fairview Park
The closest other parks, by straight-line distance. See all parks in North & NW Boise.