Settlers Park
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3 year old Pim rocking on a pony at Settlers Park in Meridian Idaho. April 22nd 24#toys #three-year-old #rockingpony #park #settlerspark
lifeofapimlifeofapim
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Love this park. Lots of room and lots for the kids to do. Easy to see your kids running around since the park is wide open. Lots of other kids for yours to meet and play with as well. One of the best features is the water park during the hot summer days. Super cool for the kids to be able to splash around and stay cool. I'm not sure the hours but I've seen the big red roof building open up and have a concession stand. Nice addition to this park. Big open fields to run in when there aren't teams practicing. There are gazebos to have picnics and/or barbecues at. Tennis courts and plenty of them. And they even have disability friendly swings which is awesome. Dog friendly park. Bathrooms are available during certain hours. There are also good pathways you can walk through to get some exercise in. Love this park.
Krystal Anne LontocKrystal Anne Lontoc
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Hands down the best accessible park we’ve ever been to. We have a five year old daughter who uses a wheelchair and were visiting from out of town. She was able to seamlessly go from the splash pad to the playground (including the music and rock features)! Independent play achieved with other kids (who are now friends) and minimal intervention from us. That never happens, usually because most parks aren’t truly accessible and so we have to intervene more just to help her move. INCREDIBLE. Love it here! Thank you to every parent and person involved who made this possible! It’s a huge expense and labor of love to build, but it’s made our day in a way we never expected! Family restroom a huge plus as well for changing before/after.
Josh DruryJosh Drury
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Most spacious park near downtown Meridian aside from Julius M. Kleiner park. (Park behind the Village in Meridian) There is a lot of parking and space and a big playground for the kiddos with instruments to play on, rope bridges to climb across, instruments to drum music on, and the spongy material they use for the floor of the playground is awesome for kids. They have tennis courts, pickle ball courts, horseshoe pits, bean bag toss arena, baseball fields. I do wonder why they do not have any bocce ball courts though. We brought out bocce set to play figuring a park of this size would have courts and they don’t. Would love to have the city add some! Bocce ball is so fun!
Sterling WoodSterling Wood
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Our second visit to play Pickleball in August 22's first weekend. After a late morning start Saturday, the heat moved in quickly, but that didn't slow the fun. Parties, picnics and people everywhere enjoying the afternoonby the time we left. 'We'll be back'. Busy park with dozens of families scattered about the dark green lawn. Children playing in the water feature and expansive playground. Laughter everywhere. Tennis and PB courts were busy with friendly and competitive PB players, I also noticed, clean restrooms, beautball designated ball fields, volleyball, huge lawn areas and again, lots of laughter in the air. This park earns 5 stars.
RobbyD RidesEmtbRobbyD RidesEmtb
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Such a fun park and I would give it 5 stars but I have a “runner”. There is no fence enclosing the playground or the incredible splash pad. And everything is pretty spread out, lots of blind spots. There are swings, slides, lots of things to climb up and an awesome splash pad. If you have more than two little kids, I suggest bringing another adult to help you wrangle them. It’s a very busy park and MANY ways to escape. Theres also a pond where you can feed the ducks or fish. Large open area for sports like soccer or football. There’s also a basketball court. Bathrooms too.
Serenna LambSerenna Lamb
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