Ann Morrison Park, Urban park in Boise, United States.
Ann Morrison Park extends along the Boise River and contains sports fields, playgrounds, bocce courts, disc golf courses, and walking paths spread across the grounds. The different activity areas allow visitors of all ages and interests to find something to do in the same location.
The park was established in 1959 by workers from Morrison-Knudsen company using funds from the Morrison Family Foundation as a tribute to Harry Morrison's wife. Its creation reflected the company's commitment to benefit the local community through permanent public spaces.
The park functions as a community gathering place where residents attend outdoor movie nights, sports tournaments, and seasonal celebrations. These events shape how locals experience public life and use this space throughout the year.
Restrooms are located near the playground area for visitor convenience. Sports fields are open from sunrise until 11 PM, giving people plenty of time to use these facilities throughout the day.
The park includes Together Treasure Valley Dog Island, a dedicated area with fenced sections and a swimming pond where dogs can play and exercise. This specialized zone reflects the park's attention to visitors who bring their pets.
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