Ann Morrison Park

Welcome to Ann Morrison Park located in Boise, Idaho on the banks of the Boise River.  

Park History: This urban park was purchased in 1959 by the founder of the Morrison-Knudsen Company and named in honor of his wife Ann Daly Morrison. Mrs. Morrison was an Idaho Native who grew up in Boise and met and married her husband in 1914. She was very active in her husband's company for many years as a bookkeeper and later a writer. In 1957 she tragically died of Leukemia. In 2009, on the park's 50th anniversary, a deer sculpture was dedicated.  

Today this beautiful park boasts three horseshoe pits, a 19 hole disc golf course, two softball fields, youth soccer fields, a sand volleyball court, and much more. Come on out and have fun.

This was RecPlanet place of the day on July 28, 2015.

To contact the office please call 208-577-4575.

Boise Idaho Park Rules 

*The following are prohibited; littering, defacing public property, harming wild animals, gambling. 

*The following are only allowed in designated areas; horseback riding, organized athletic play, fires, motor vehicles, swimming, fishing. 

*The following require special permits; hot air balloons, overnight camping, use of metal detectors. 

*All dogs must be leashed and waste removed.

Please respect these and all local, State of Idaho, and United States statutes.