Terry Day Park — Attraction in Idaho

Terri Day Park is one of my favorite recent additions to the Boise Parks & Rec system. It’s a beautifully maintained park—seems only a couple of years old—with something for everyone. The pickleball courts are top-notch, and the playground is truly impressive, featuring a unique climbing structure and what looks like a 100–150-foot zip line that kids were loving.

There’s a peaceful pond with ducks and geese that add to the park’s charm, and the grassy areas are lush and green, with plenty of mature trees offering shade. A well-kept walking path winds through the park, and I even spotted a few bird boxes—great for local wildlife.

We visited in the late afternoon, and a light rainstorm passed through while we were there. It rustled the trees and shimmered on the pond, making the whole place feel calm and refreshing.

Overall, I’m really impressed with Terri Day Park. It’s perfect for a family picnic, a quick game of pickleball, or just letting the kids burn off some energy. Definitely worth a visit if you’re...

This is a nice, simple park for families. The zip-line makes it a family favorite. The play equipment is modest, but entertaining. They have tennis courts, a small field and a scenic walk around a pond. They have picnic tables to sit in the shade and a sheltered picnic area for birthday parties. They have single-person bathrooms and water fountains.

The park is a little more difficult to get to from Federal Way in the sense that you have to make sure you are aware of what street you came from when turning onto Federal Way so you know whether to take a right or left onto Federal Way in order to find the park. For example, if you take Kootenai Street to get there, then you would need to turn RIGHT onto Federal Way to get to the park on the Right-hand side of Federal Way. If you take Overland Road to get there, then you will need to turn LEFT onto Federal Way to get to the park on the LEFT-hand side of...

I know there must be a one or lake here some place by some of goose and duck poop here, I will find it. This was my first one of the morning at approx 6:30 as I want to start early before people start showing up. They have very nice tennis courts and a playground for the younger generation that even has a small zip line type of ride they can use. I FINALLY found the large pond and yes there were the geese and ducks because they have their babies and they must stay in this area till the babies are able to get...