Arboretum is located on the north & south sides of the freeway between Spokane & Idaho Streets.
This 6-acre arboretum was started in 1996 and features more than 50 species of trees and interpretive signs. The arboretum also includes the city center gateway water features and interchange landscaping at the Spokane Street/I-90 interchange. Dogs Not Allowed.

Beck Park is located off McGuire Road on Howell (north of Poleline Ave) within the Prairie Meadows residential development.
This 9-acre park has restrooms, playground equipment, a splash pad, a basketball court, a sports field, a half mile loop walking path, and parking. Dogs Not Allowed.

Amenities:

• Play structure
• Pickleball Courts
• Soccer/Sports Field
• Splash Pad
• 1/2 Mile Walking Path
• Benches
• Picnic Tables
• Bathrooms and Water Fountain

Not available for reservation

Black Bay Depot is located at 1211 E 3rd Ave behind the Senior Center Building. This 5000 square foot building is offers two rooms to host community recreation programs and classes. The east rooms is 40’ x 40’ and has a maximum occupancy of 98 people and is suited for fitness, dance, yoga and other active/fitness related programs. The west room building is 33’ x 35′, an occupancy of 66 people. It has a sink, counter space and a refrigerator and basic audio visual equipment available. Separating the two rooms is a room for caretakers to view activities being conducting inside. This room exits to a patio space on the north side of the building overlooking a turf field space, suitable for the youngest of our athletes as well as additional fitness based programming. Other amenities onsite are a community playground designed for children 2-5, passive seating areas and connectivity to the Centennial Trail.

Black Bay Vision Plan
Black Bay Vision Plan Birds Eye View
Black Bay Vision Plan – Flipbook
Bay Vision Plan – PDF

Black Bay Park is located on the 1200 block of East 3rd Avenue (accessible at 2 entrances), one off 3rd and one at the end of Bay St.
This 56 acre park offers paved walking and biking trails that tie into the Centennial Trail, and offer fishing access and scenic views of the Spokane River. There is a large shaded shelter (24’x30’), 2 smaller covered shelters along the looped trail, an upper & lower paved parking lot, a basketball court, and two lighted tennis courts
Dogs Allowed on a leash.

Address: E. 1200 3rd Avenue

Amenities:

• 24’x40′ Shaded picnic area with 6 tables
• Basketball Court
• 2 Lighted Tennis Courts
• 2 Parking lots
• Paved Hiking / Biking Trails
• Scenic Views W/ Benches
• Fishing
• Sledding (In winter)

Centennial Trail runs East/West through Post Falls and has access points all through. Areas with parking are located on 4th just west of Spokane St and from the Huetter Rest area on the freeway.
Designated as Idaho’s Millennium Legacy Trail, approximately 10 miles of the 23-mile North Idaho Centennial Trail runs east-west through Post Falls, interconnection our community & extending into Spokane and Couer d’ Alene. Three historical signs have been added to this portion of the trail, as well as a city park at Spokane St. and a county park at the state line. Dogs Allowed on a leash.

Centennial Trail Map

Amenities:

• Benches
• Scenic View
• Historical Signs

Chase Sports Field Complex is located north of the River City Middle School and west of Spokane Street on 21st Avenue.
This sports complex includes two ball fields (one softball & one Little League), soccer turf patches, restrooms, a playground, a half mile of walking paths, and a plaza area with concessions. Dogs Not Allowed.

Address: 420 W. 21st Avenue

Amenities:

• Ball Fields
• Playground
• Soccer / Football Fields
• Bathrooms / Water Fountain
• Concessions
• Paved Running / Walking Trail

The Community Garden is located at 1115 3rd Ave. across from Black Bay Park.
The Post Falls Community Garden is a gathering site for people that have an interest in gardening and may not otherwise have the opportunity to garden at their homes. The Community Garden is a place where you can come and share hints and tips on gardening as well as enjoying fun interactions with other members of our community.
Amenities:
• Benches
• Shelter
• Open Air Classroom
• Demonstration Gardens
• Tool Storage
• Sani-cans
• Water Systems
• Plot sizes
– • 4×8 ft
– • 20×20 ft

Corbin Park is located at the south end of Corbin Road, off Riverbend Avenue from McGuire Road along the banks of the Spokane River.
This 28+ acre site along the swift Spokane River offers access for rafting, kayaking, and fishing. Corbin Park also offers two covered shelters & picnic areas, BBQ pits, volleyball court, horseshoe pits, softball field, disc golf course and restrooms. A perfect park for small to medium family reunions or company picnics.
Dogs Allowed on a leash.
DISK GOLF COURSE
We are happy to announce that the New Disc Golf Course is now Open at Corbin Park.  This transition has been possible by a great number of volunteer hours as well as donation of materials and excavation equipment for installation of the concrete tee pads.  Over the next 4-8 weeks, we will be adding custom tee signs and a kiosk at hole #1 to aid players finding their way, and seeding disturbed areas throughout the park.  This new course will provide for 18 holes of play in while reducing activity in areas prone to resource damage  Again, thanks to everyone who has played a role in making this happen, it would not have been possible without the efforts of all.

Address: 896 S. Corbin Road
Course Map
Park Reservation Form & Fee Schedule

Amenities:

• Ball field
• Barbecue grills
• Benches
• Boat Launch
• Disc Golf
• Fishing
• Horse Shoes
• Open Space
• Parking
• Picnic
• Playground
• Restroom
• Scenic Views
• Shelter
• Soccer/football
• Trails/pathway
• Volleyball – sand

Crown Pointe Park  is located in the Crown Pointe Subdivision (northwest of Prairie and Spokane Street) this 4+ acre park offers a 24 x 36 reservable picnic shelter, farm themed playground, basketball court, pickleball court, 4-square courts, gaga ball pit, open lawn area, walking path and benches.

Address: 8615 N. Spokane Street

Amenities: 

• Basketball Court
• Benches
• Covered Picnic Shelter
• Flush Restrooms
• Gaga Ball Pit
• Pickleball Court
• Playground

Falls Park is located west of Spokane Street, off 4th Avenue.
This 22-acre park includes three covered shelters, accessible paved pathways, historical interpretive signs, picnic shelters, restrooms a playground, and scenic views of the dam and gorge. An ADA compliant swing, designed for children with motor skill disabilities. The swing has a heavy-duty reclining seat, and can be transferred into easily from a wheel chair for up to 225 lbs.
The centerpiece of the park is a fishing pond great for kids and anglers with special needs. Anglers can easily fish the small pond from a fishing bridge, shore or fishing platforms. (Idaho Dept. of Fish & Game regulations apply – anyone over the age of 14 must have a license to legally fish. If they are not Idaho residents they must be accompanied by a licensed fisherman.)
From the Dept. of Fish & Game – information on fishing seasons and rules, when the pond is stocked and more
This is a great park for birthday parties or other small gatherings.
Dogs allowed on a leash.

Address: 305 W. 4th Avenue

Park Reservation Form & Fee Schedule
Amenities:

• Barbecue grills
• Benches
• Fishing
• Picnic
• Playground
• Restroom
• Scenic Views
• Shelter
• Trails/pathway

In 1871, Frederick Post made a deal with Andrew Seltice to obtain more than 200 acres of Spokane River land to start a water powered lumber mill. The purchase of the land is preserved in a pictograph on a granite cliff in Treaty Rock Park. In 1902, the mill was destroyed by fire; the dam was undamaged. In 1905 the mill was rebuilt and resumed operations. A newly formed Washington Water Power Company purchased Post’s site and began making plans to develop a hydroelectric facility.  The new hydro plant at Post Falls would provide power to mines nearly 100 miles away via the longest high-voltage transmission line in the world. The dam and hydro plant is now operated by Avista Utilities and is the site of Falls Park, with observation decks open to the public.
Springtime is one of the best times to visit the Falls, the water is roaring with runoff from the mountains and Coeur d’ Alene Lake. During the Winter months, the Falls capture the beauty of snow and ice in nature.

Hilde Kellogg Park is located on the corner of Idaho and 21st.
This 5-acre site offers a large irrigated multi?purpose sports field with parking, 2 horse-shoe pits, play structure & picnic area. This park was dedicated to the City by its namesake, a community activist and longtime state legislator. Dogs Not Allowed.

Address: 2017 N. Idaho Street

Amenities:

• Horse Shoes
• Picnic
• Playground
• Soccer/football

Kiwanis Park is located at 4176 E. Weatherby Avenue, off south Ross Point.
This 40 acre park provides picnic areas, picnic shelters, restrooms, playground equipment, an unguarded swimming beach, trails & fishing. The Higgens Pavilion covered shelter is 34’x46’, accommodates up to 75 people, and is frequently reserved for wedding receptions and family reunions.
Dogs allowed on a leash.

Park Reservation Form & Fee Schedule

Amenities:

• BBQ Grills
• Covered shelter 34’x46
• Fishing
• Picnic
• Playground
• Restrooms
• Swimming Beach (unguarded)

Park In The Meadows is located in the Meadows Subdivision at the corner of Grange Ave. and Howell Rd.
This 5+ acre park , this park offers a playground, looping trail system, fitness pads, pickle ball courts, restroom, and a sand volleyball court.
Dogs Not Allowed.

Address: 1632 W. Grange Avenue

Amenities:

• Playground
• Looping trail system
• Fitness pads
• Pickleball courts
• Restroom
• Sand Volleyball Court

Polites Park is located along Ponderosa Blvd. near Ridgewood Dr.
This 1-acre site provides a passive wayside along the Centennial Trail on Ponderosa Blvd.

Address: 3876 E. Ponderosa Blvd.

Amenities:
•  Open Space

The City of Post Falls is working toward the development of a 500 acre multi-use natural area called the Post Falls Community Forest.
It is envisioned for this area to serve as a multi-use property for the City, providing an opportunity to reuse highly treated Class A reclaimed water via drip irrigation, serving as an educational forest, and providing outdoor recreational opportunities to citizens and visitors.
This naturally forested area contains approximately 2 miles of Spokane River shoreline, hiking trails, native trees and shrubs, wildlife, and perhaps the best rock climbing opportunities in the Inland Northwest.
This area is currently open for non-motorized public recreation. It can be accessed by entering the eastern trailhead adjacent to Q’emiln Park, or the sourthern trailhead on W. Riverview Drive. Future development of reclaimed water facilities may result in temporary closures of affected areas for public safety during projects.
Post Falls Community Forest History & Future Plans
PF Community Forest Map & Brochure
PF Community Forest Climbing Walls Map
Interactive PF Community Forest Climbing Walls Map
The Northwest Passage – A guidebook to the rockclimbs of the PF Community Forest

Q’emiln Park is located south of the Spokane River at the end of the Spokane Street Bridge.
Pronounced “ka-mee-lin” This 78.5-acre park features a guarded swimming beach, boat launch, BBQ pits, picnic shelters, horseshoe pits, volleyball courts, concession stand, restrooms, and access to the Post Falls Community Forest and Q’emiln Climbing Walls. There are 2 small covered shelters (the Gazebo & Picnic Shelter), a large covered Grand Pavilion 60’x120’, a grassy area and the Trailhead Event Center that are available for reservation. A fantastic park for every occasion. Dogs Not Allowed.

Address: 12201 W. Parkway Drive

Q’EMILN PARK BOAT LAUNCH CLOSES FOR THE SEASON – 11/13/2023
Q’emiln Park Rules
Q’emiln Parking Fee Area
Post Falls Community Forest Map & Brochure
Park Reservation Form & Fee Schedule

Amenities:

• BBQ Grills
• Boat Launch
• Concessions (seasonal)
• Horse Shoes
• Picnic Areas w/ Tables
• Playground
• Rock Climbing
• Scenic Views
• Shelters (4 unique facilities)
• Swimming
• Beach/Swimming Rules

Q’emiln Trailhead Event Center is located in Q’emiln Park (pronounced “ka-mee-lin”). Which is located at the south end of the Spokane Street bridge.
Whether you are planning for a wedding, reception, corporate retreat or company party the Trailhead Facility is a versatile location with a rustic feel. This large open location provides warmth and shelter with access to the beauty of Q’emiln park and the Spokane River.
The facility is a fully enclosed building 32’x122′ and has a capacity of 150 people.

Address: 12361 W. Parkway Drive

Park Reservation Form & Fee Schedule

Amenities:

• Tables and chairs for 150
• Air Conditioning
• Kitchen with double ovens and full sized refrigerator
• 3 restrooms
• 39′ x 30′ back deck

 

 

 

The BLM proposes to construct a day-use recreation site on the Ross Point parcel. The recreation site would be developed with grass, paved parking, restroom, walking paths, picnic tables, shade structures, etc. The parking area would be delineated with fencing and have trails leading to the rest of the site from the parking area. There would be a non-motorized access point to the river that would allow for swimming, paddling, rowing, fishing, etc. A dock would be constructed for swimming, fishing, and for small watercraft to access the day-use site. (See Appendix A: Conceptual Plan and Section 6 for a detailed description of the proposed action.)

UPDATE:
BLM has started work toward the development of park improvements at the Ross Point recreation site. As development of the site progresses, it is anticipated access to the site will be restricted from time to time.

“Construction to begin on Spokane River rec site” – Coeur d’ Alene Press Article – December 11, 2021

U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land ManagementDocuments
Environmental Assessment
Scoping/Information Package

Singing Hills Park is located at the junction of Teton Ave. and St. Helen’s Drive.
This 7 acre site offers a playground, a sports field, a small covered shelter, and a paved trail. A small parking area is available. No Dogs Allowed.

Address: 1015 E. Teton Avenue

Amenities:

• Playground
• Soccer/ Football Fields
• Trails/ Pathways