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I've been going to this park since I was a little girl. This is my favorite park because of its large shade trees, ponds, paddle boats, ducks, and geese. The Boise River runs right next to it with bike paths. the Boise art museum, band shell, rose garden, playgrounds, the Idaho Historical museum, and Zoo Boise. There's also other events held here like "Art in the Park", with vendors and food trucks. The park always provides plenty of Porta-pottys and information booths. There are plenty of parking areas and shuttles provided for special events. I feel safe when I visit. It's a great place to spend the day.
M. L. ReinhardtM. L. Reinhardt
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This is one of the best parks I’ve ver been to. Mature trees and nicely landscaped. The history posts are awesome. For someone like me who’s visiting from out of state it was nice to see a little bit of history. The rose garden is kept up and I applaud whoever the gardeners are that take care of the garden. It’s amazing. The oddly colored blue water fountains are pretty too. They just remind me of port-a-potty blue water. Maybe a purple or pink would’ve been better. Also, the goose poop. It’s everywhere. But I didn’t take a star off for that. Just a caution to people walking around.
Haley CardosoHaley Cardoso
10
One of my favorite parks, it is large and well maintained with lots of mature trees. There are plenty of places to park, 2hr parking. Great paths for biking, jogging, walking. There is access to the Boise Greenbelt. The park has bathrooms, benches, picnic tables, water fountains, rose garden, sports courts, playground. Lots to do check out Zoo Boise, Discovery Center Of Idaho, Idaho Black History Museum, Boise Art Museum. The Boise River runs beside the park and there is a pond where you can rent paddle boats.
StephSteph
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I visited the park but did not explore it. There are lots of different things there. I visited the rose garden, I crossed the bridge over the river, I passed by the entrance to the zoo and by the statue of Abraham Lincoln. Just walking around was relaxing and pleasant. Unfortunately, there were also a lot of misguided souls/predators who look at/follow/hound you as if you were their prey. One even stank up an area I was walking with what they assume is desirable. Not really! So, I cut my visit short.
Regina C BeckerRegina C Becker
10
Beautiful spot for a picnic, or just laying on a blanket in the sun. The zoo is a good one. A few different species that I've never seen at other zoos. My one complaint: we arrived at 4:00 (an hour before closing time) and we were still charged full price. Problem being, they were feeding the animals and many were already put up for the night. Not worth the $20.00 we spent. Maybe they should tell patrons that not all animals are out, or reduce the price for late in the day?
Susan HortonSusan Horton
10
We found this place while taking a trip up to Boise Idaho. We had arrived early and were looking for a place for our little one's to stretch their legs. We found it!!!! Its a cute little park that's behind the Discovery Center. It has swings, slides, tunnels and a big area to run around in. It's near the river but its gated so no one could fall in. They also have clean restrooms. We will be staying in Boise for a few days so we will be back in the afternoons.
Alex GonzalezAlex Gonzalez
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Nearby Attractions Of Julia Davis Park
Zoo Boise
Knitting Factory Boise
Discovery Center of Idaho
Idaho Central Arena
Jack's Urban Meeting Place (JUMP)
Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial
Residence Inn Boise Downtown/City Center
Boise Centre
The Flicks: Rick's Cafe Americain
Idaho State Museum
Zoo Boise
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Knitting Factory Boise
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Discovery Center of Idaho
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Idaho Central Arena
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Nearby Restaurants Of Julia Davis Park
Bardenay Restaurant & Distillery - Boise
Tin Roof Tacos
Yoi Tomo Sushi and Grill
Elmer's Kitchen (Boise, ID)
Goldy's Breakfast Bistro
Cottonwood Grille
The Wylder
Boise Fry Company
Flying M Coffee House
Reef
Bardenay Restaurant & Distillery - Boise
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Tin Roof Tacos
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Yoi Tomo Sushi and Grill
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Elmer's Kitchen (Boise, ID)
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700 S Capitol Blvd, Boise, ID 83702
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4.7
(2K reviews)
Ratings & Description
outdoor
family friendly
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Julia Davis Park is a municipal park in the western United States, located in the downtown region of Boise, Idaho.
attractions: Zoo Boise, Knitting Factory Boise, Discovery Center of Idaho, Idaho Central Arena, Jack's Urban Meeting Place (JUMP), Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial, Residence Inn Boise Downtown/City Center, Boise Centre, The Flicks: Rick's Cafe Americain, Idaho State Museum, restaurants: Bardenay Restaurant & Distillery - Boise, Tin Roof Tacos, Yoi Tomo Sushi and Grill, Elmer's Kitchen (Boise, ID), Goldy's Breakfast Bistro, Cottonwood Grille, The Wylder, Boise Fry Company, Flying M Coffee House, Reef
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