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Buddy Campbell City Park
5th & Main, Lava Hot Springs, ID
Quick Facts
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About Buddy Campbell City Park
Buddy Campbell City Park, also known as Buddy Campbell Memorial Park, has a ball field and tennis, pickleball and basketball courts on about 4.6 acres in Lava Hot Springs. A playground, a pavilion, restrooms and a parking lot are here as well.
Pavilion reservations
Check dates and make your reservation with the official operator. Availability is not shown here.
Large PavilionAbout 98 seats
- Operator
- City of Lava Hot Springs
- Reservation address
- 5th & Main, Lava Hot Springs, ID 83246
- Seating
- About 98 seats
Seating is not event approval. Nearby fields, playgrounds and parking are shared unless the operator confirms otherwise.
Rental options
Pick the pavilion and date in the request scheduler on the city's Reserve Park Pavilions page; the city then calls to confirm and take payment, and you mail in the signed reservation application.
- How to reserve
Large Pavilion, full day
$150 listed / per day
Listed prices are not checkout totals. Confirm rental duration, resident eligibility, fees and deposits before paying. Rental times are Mountain time.
Fees are not refundable. A multi-day event pays for every day, setup and take-down days included, and using both pavilions means booking and paying for each.
Before booking
- The fee covers the pavilion space and its assigned tables only.
- Whole days only.
- No alcohol in the park; the town has an open-container ordinance.
- Groups expected to go over 150 people also need a special event permit.
- There is no drinking fountain, so bring your own water.
- Keep vehicles in the parking lot; overnight camping isn't allowed.
Sources checked
Official sources
Small PavilionAbout 16 seats
- Operator
- City of Lava Hot Springs
- Reservation address
- 5th & Main, Lava Hot Springs, ID 83246
- Seating
- About 16 seats
Seating is not event approval. Nearby fields, playgrounds and parking are shared unless the operator confirms otherwise.
Rental options
Pick the pavilion and date in the request scheduler on the city's Reserve Park Pavilions page; the city then calls to confirm and take payment, and you mail in the signed reservation application.
- How to reserve
Small Pavilion, full day
$40 listed / per day
Listed prices are not checkout totals. Confirm rental duration, resident eligibility, fees and deposits before paying. Rental times are Mountain time.
Fees are not refundable. A multi-day event pays for every day, setup and take-down days included, and using both pavilions means booking and paying for each.
Before booking
- The fee covers the pavilion space and its assigned tables only.
- Whole days only.
- No alcohol in the park; the town has an open-container ordinance.
- Groups expected to go over 150 people also need a special event permit.
- There is no drinking fountain, so bring your own water.
- Keep vehicles in the parking lot; overnight camping isn't allowed.
Sources checked
Official sources
Frequently Asked Questions about Buddy Campbell City Park
Where is Buddy Campbell City Park located?
Buddy Campbell City Park is located at 5th & Main, Lava Hot Springs, ID.
What features does Buddy Campbell City Park have?
Buddy Campbell City Park includes a basketball court, a pavilion, pickleball courts, restrooms, tennis courts, and shade.
Are restrooms available at Buddy Campbell City Park?
Yes, Buddy Campbell City Park has public restrooms on site. Seasonal closures are common at smaller neighborhood parks, so call ahead in winter if you need confirmation.
Can I reserve a pavilion at Buddy Campbell City Park for a birthday or picnic?
Yes. The pavilion reservations section on this page lists the official booking links and listed rental options for Buddy Campbell City Park. Confirm dates, fees and rules with the operator before you book.
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