you can spend the day here, as indeed, you are encouraged to do- Art museum, state history museum, pioneer park, the zoo, access to the Greenbelt. Do it. More

A lovely respite for walking or biking when in Boise. More

Howver, the geese have taken over the park so watch your shoes. The variety of trees make this a shady place to visit More

Well maintained park. Good walking paths and atmosphere. More

Really good place for the family or self. Great location in the heart of the city. Make sure to visit the zoo. Well run and well kept. Big trees and lots of shade. The amphitheater can host some really good events. Check first to make sure it going to be your "crowd". More

This park has lots of open area with mature shade trees & a great duck / goose pond where you can rent paddle boats in the summer. The zoo is inside the park and the Boise river greenbelt runs along the side of the park. Good place to enjoy nature close to downtown Boise. More

This show is always the weekend after labor day and is sponsored by the Boise Art Museum. Approx. 260 exhibitors through out the park around the museum with a wide variety of high quality hand made items. Food booths are scattered through out the park as well as entertainment. This is definitely a family and dog friendly event. A portion... More

we were lucky to be able to get over to boise for arts in the park. wonderful arts and crafts show. it is situated in julia davis park...which is my favorite. one reason..the rose garden. hubby reads in the garden and i do the festival. then we meet for an enjoyable time, smelling the roses. i never get tired of... More

We usually make the trip to Boise once a year and I always like to spend a day at this gorgeous park and the surrounding sites. The Rose Garden is break taking and the greens are perfect for picnicing or family sports. The park is surrounded by the Art museum, zoo, and idaho and black history museums, so you can... More