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Kathryn Albertson Park
1001 S Americana Blvd, Boise, ID 83706
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About Kathryn Albertson Park
Kathryn Albertson Park gives you about 40 acres for walking and birding, with a walking trail, a creek and Settlers Canal running by. There's a reservable shelter, benches, restrooms and a parking lot on South Americana Boulevard.
Pavilion reservations
Check dates and make your reservation with the official operator. Availability is not shown here.
Kathryn Albertson Park Eyrie Gazebo
- Operator
- Boise Parks and Recreation
- Reservation address
- 1001 S Americana Blvd, Boise, ID 83706
- Seating
- Confirm seating with the operator
Seating is not event approval. Nearby fields, playgrounds and parking are shared unless the operator confirms otherwise.
Rental options
Book online in the city's WebTrac reservation site (linked from the Reserve a Park page), call (208) 608-7600 on weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., or go to the parks office at 1104 W Royal Blvd.
- How to reserve
Eyrie Gazebo, full day (non-resident)
Non-resident
$364.25 listed / full day
- How to reserve
Eyrie Gazebo, full day (resident)
Resident
$235 listed / full day
- How to reserve
Eyrie Gazebo, half day (non-resident)
Non-resident
$186 listed / half day
- How to reserve
Eyrie Gazebo, half day (resident)
Resident
$120 listed / half day
Listed prices are not checkout totals. Confirm rental duration, resident eligibility, fees and deposits before paying. Rental times are Mountain time.
Most reservation fees are taxed on top of the listed price. Add-on permits cost extra: $40 for amplified sound (only with a reservation) and $10 for beer/wine. Canceling more than 10 days out gets a refund less a $20 processing fee; later cancellations and bad weather get no refund, and moving a date or site can carry a processing fee. Extra picnic tables cost more at Kristin Armstrong Municipal, Julia Davis and Ann Morrison parks. The city says fees can vary by event or facility.
Before booking
- Ceremony bookings only; chairs have to be hand-carried in and set on paved or brick areas.
- No electric power at this site.
- Can be booked as much as a year (365 days) ahead.
- Beer and wine are allowed here with a paid reservation plus the city's $10 beer/wine permit.
- No biking, e-scooters, fishing, boating, swimming or wading in the park; dogs stay leashed.
- Bookings cover April 15 to October 15; the rest of the year, sites are first come, first served.
- Ann Morrison, Esther Simplot, Julia Davis and Veterans Memorial parks open their bookings on January 1 (from 12:01 a.m.); other sites can be booked up to 365 days ahead.
- Half days run either 9 a.m.-2 p.m. or 3-8 p.m.; full days run 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
- You pay when you book; the date isn't held without payment.
- Most reservable sites include electric power once paid for, except the Marianne Williams gazebo and the garden ceremony sites.
- Only beer and wine are allowed in city parks, for people 21 and older, and bringing more than 7.5 gallons needs a separate permit.
- No glass, confetti, rice or birdseed; grills must be self-contained with a drip pan and kept out from under trees.
- Canopies must be weighted rather than staked, and any tent over 400 square feet needs a Boise Fire Department permit.
- Inflatables need a free city permit and must come from an approved rental company; water inflatables aren't allowed.
- Parks close at sunset unless posted otherwise.
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Kathryn Albertson Park Rookery Gazebo
- Operator
- Boise Parks and Recreation
- Reservation address
- 1001 S Americana Blvd, Boise, ID 83706
- Seating
- Confirm seating with the operator
Seating is not event approval. Nearby fields, playgrounds and parking are shared unless the operator confirms otherwise.
Rental options
Book online in the city's WebTrac reservation site (linked from the Reserve a Park page), call (208) 608-7600 on weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., or go to the parks office at 1104 W Royal Blvd.
- How to reserve
Rookery Gazebo, full day (non-resident)
Non-resident
$364.25 listed / full day
- How to reserve
Rookery Gazebo, full day (resident)
Resident
$235 listed / full day
- How to reserve
Rookery Gazebo, half day (non-resident)
Non-resident
$186 listed / half day
- How to reserve
Rookery Gazebo, half day (resident)
Resident
$120 listed / half day
Listed prices are not checkout totals. Confirm rental duration, resident eligibility, fees and deposits before paying. Rental times are Mountain time.
Most reservation fees are taxed on top of the listed price. Add-on permits cost extra: $40 for amplified sound (only with a reservation) and $10 for beer/wine. Canceling more than 10 days out gets a refund less a $20 processing fee; later cancellations and bad weather get no refund, and moving a date or site can carry a processing fee. Extra picnic tables cost more at Kristin Armstrong Municipal, Julia Davis and Ann Morrison parks. The city says fees can vary by event or facility.
Before booking
- Ceremony bookings only; chairs have to be hand-carried in and set on paved or brick areas.
- No electric power at this site.
- Can be booked as much as a year (365 days) ahead.
- Beer and wine are allowed here with a paid reservation plus the city's $10 beer/wine permit.
- No biking, e-scooters, fishing, boating, swimming or wading in the park; dogs stay leashed.
- Bookings cover April 15 to October 15; the rest of the year, sites are first come, first served.
- Ann Morrison, Esther Simplot, Julia Davis and Veterans Memorial parks open their bookings on January 1 (from 12:01 a.m.); other sites can be booked up to 365 days ahead.
- Half days run either 9 a.m.-2 p.m. or 3-8 p.m.; full days run 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
- You pay when you book; the date isn't held without payment.
- Most reservable sites include electric power once paid for, except the Marianne Williams gazebo and the garden ceremony sites.
- Only beer and wine are allowed in city parks, for people 21 and older, and bringing more than 7.5 gallons needs a separate permit.
- No glass, confetti, rice or birdseed; grills must be self-contained with a drip pan and kept out from under trees.
- Canopies must be weighted rather than staked, and any tent over 400 square feet needs a Boise Fire Department permit.
- Inflatables need a free city permit and must come from an approved rental company; water inflatables aren't allowed.
- Parks close at sunset unless posted otherwise.
Sources checked
Frequently Asked Questions about Kathryn Albertson Park
Where is Kathryn Albertson Park located?
Kathryn Albertson Park is located at 1001 S Americana Blvd, Boise, ID 83706.
What features does Kathryn Albertson Park have?
Kathryn Albertson Park includes a pavilion, restrooms, walking trails, and shade.
Are restrooms available at Kathryn Albertson Park?
Yes, Kathryn Albertson Park has public restrooms on site. Seasonal closures are common at smaller neighborhood parks, so call ahead in winter if you need confirmation.
Does Kathryn Albertson Park have walking trails?
Yes, Kathryn Albertson Park has walking or paved trails — a good option for strollers, dog walks, and casual exercise.
Can I reserve a pavilion at Kathryn Albertson Park for a birthday or picnic?
Yes. The pavilion reservations section on this page lists the official booking links and listed rental options for Kathryn Albertson Park. Confirm dates, fees and rules with the operator before you book.
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1001 S Americana Blvd, Boise, ID 83706
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