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Post Falls City Parks |
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For company picnics, family and class reunions, or just gatherings of friends, we suggest you reserve one of our shelters or picnic areas at Q’emiln Park (now featuring the new Grand Pavillion), White Pine Park, Corbin Park, Kiwanis Park, and Falls Park. To reserve the Trailhead Pavilion in Q'emiln Park see forms below under Trailhead Pavilion.
FOR RESERVATION INFORMATION:
Park Reservation Information
Park Reservation Fees
FOR PARK RESERVATIONS: 208-773-0539 or email: Park Reservations
ONLINE FORMS:
These forms below can be filled out online, but must be printed out, and the signed original returned to the Parks & Recreation Office, 408 N. Spokane St., Post Falls, ID 83854 (Mail, Fax, or email accepted )
Facility Permit (reservations are accepted starting January 2nd through September 30th)
Special Use Permit
(reservations are accepted starting January 2nd through September 30th)
Trailhead Pavilion Reservation Forms:
Trailhead Reservation Form
Trailhead Rental Agreement
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ARBORETUM: This 6-acre arboretum is located on the north & south sides of the freeway between Spokane & Idaho Streets. It was started in 1996 and features more than 50 species of trees & interpretive signs. (Click on photo to enlarge) |
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CENTENNIAL TRAIL: Designated as Idaho’s Millennium Legacy Trail, it is approx. 10 miles of the 23-mile N. Idaho Centennial Trail runs east-west through Post Falls, interconnecting our community & extending into Spokane and Coeur d’Alene. Two pieces of artwork and 3 historical signs have been added to the Centennial Trail (Click on photo to enlarge) |
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FALLS PARK: Located off 4th St., west of Spokane Street, this is a 22-acre park that includes accessible paved pathways, historical interpretive signs, picnic shelters, restrooms, a playground, and scenic views of the dam and gorge. A fishing pond dedicated for youth & handicapped individuals is the centerpiece.(Click on photo to enlarge) |
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Q'EMILN PARK: (pronounced “ka-mee-lin”) Located at the south end of the Spokane Street bridge, this 78.5-acre park features a guarded swimming beach, boat launch, BBQ pits, picnic shelters, horseshoe pits, volleyball courts, concession stand, restrooms, and a 40-acre trail system. (Click on photo to enlarge) |
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BLACK BAY PARK: Located off 3rd Avenue on Bay Street, this 56-acre park with paved walking and biking trails tie into the Centennial Trail and offers fishing access and scenic views of the Spokane River. Construction will begin soon for tennis courts & a paved parking lot. (Click on photo to enlarge) |
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CORBIN PARK: Located at the south end of Corbin Road, off Riverbend Ave. from McGuire Rd this 28+-acre site along the swift Spokane River offers access for rafting or fishing, picnic areas, BBQ pits, a volleyball court, horseshoe pits, softball field, disc golf course & restrooms.(Click on photo to enlarge) |
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TREATY ROCK PARK: This 4-acre site, located near Seltice Way on Compton Street, offers paved trails and picnic areas. The site is listed on the National Historic Register & features a section of the rock with the words “June 1, 1871, Frederick Post,” along with Native American pictographs. (Click on photo to enlarge) |
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WHITE PINE PARK: A 5-acre park located between 21st & Poleline on Spokane Street, this site offers picnic sites, a playground, basketball courts, a sand volleyball court, horseshoe pits, and restrooms. Three new city tennis courts (north of Poleline) were recently completed & will be open in late spring 2007 (Click on photo to enlarge) |
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POLITES PARK: This 1-acre site provides a passive wayside along Ponderosa Blvd. near Ridgewood Dr. (Click on photo to enlarge) |
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SINGING HILLS PARK: Located at the junction of Teton Ave. and St. Helen’s Drive, this 7-acre site offers a playground, a sports field, and a paved trail.(Click on photo to enlarge) |
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TRAILHEAD PAVILION: In Q'emiln Park. Suitable for weddings, receptions, parties, reunions, and other events. (Click on photo to enlarge) |
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WOODBRIDGE PARK: this 7-acre park is located on West Seltice & Silkwood Dr. and features 2 soccer fields, playground & restroom. (Click on photo to enlarge) |
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WARREN PARK: Located at 1st & Idaho, this 2.19-acre site was purchased in 1999 as a permanent city park. This park features a sports field, playground, picnic sites and a basketball half-court.(Click on photo to enlarge) |
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KIWANIS PARK: 4176 E. Weatherby Ave. This 40-acre park provides picnic areas, picnic shelters, restrooms, beach access and trails. (Click on photo to enlarge) |
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MILLENIUM SKATE PARK: Located on Greensferry & 3rd Avenue. Helmets & pads recommended. Hours are from sunrise to sunset.(Click on photo to enlarge) |
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SPORTSMAN'S PARK: Located between 19th and 21st Avenues, off Spokane Street, this 5-acre park offers two ball fields, restrooms, and a tennis court.(Click on photo to enlarge) |
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Idaho & 21st Fields: This 5-acre site offers a large irrigated sports field with parking, play structure & picnic area.(Click on photo to enlarge) |
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CHASE FIELDS: Located north of the River City Middle School, this project includes 2 ball fields (1 softball & 1 Little League), the outfields will be used for soccer, along with a playground & a half-mile of walking paths.(Click on photo to enlarge) |
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CORBIN DITCH: TBA (Click on photo to enlarge) |
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BECK PARK: 9-acre park located off McGuire Road on Howell (north of Poleline Ave).It has playground equipment, a sports field, half-mile walking paths & a basketball court will be completed in the spring of 2007. (Click on photo to enlarge) |
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SYRINGA PARK: Located in the Fieldstone Subdivision (north of Poleline & west of Spokane), this 7 acre park offers a playground, 2 basketball courts, volleyball court, covered picnic shelter, restrooms, walking path & benches (Click on photo to enlarge) |
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