Parks of Idaho

Parks in Bannock County

69 parks found

Bannock County's biggest park is the Portneuf Wellness Complex in Pocatello, about 76 acres with a beach, fishing, an amphitheater, a multi-use field and walking and bike paths. The Portneuf River runs past several Pocatello parks, Raymond Park among them, and O.K. Ward Park has a splash pad on nearly 40 acres. Sacajawea Park is the other big one at about 46 acres.

For sports, Lower Ross Park has a skate park, pickleball and volleyball courts, a ball field and an amphitheater of its own. Upper Ross Park and Sister City Park both have disc golf, and Alameda Park pairs a ball field and a basketball court with horseshoe pits. Smaller canals such as the Redman and O'Leary sublaterals run along a few other parks.

Out in Lava Hot Springs, Buddy Campbell City Park fits a ball field and tennis, pickleball and basketball courts onto about 5 acres. Around the county you'll also find a rose garden, a rock climbing area, bocce and a sledding hill, and most parks have a playground.

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Other cities with 1-2 parks: McCammon (1), Lava Hot Springs (1)

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