Ann Morrison Park is a 153-acre urban park—Boise’s largest—located on the Boise River between Capitol Boulevard, Americana Boulevard, and Crescent Rim Drive. The park was created by Morrison-Knudsen co-founder Harry W. Morrison in honor of his late wife, Ann Morrison, and was given to the city in June of 1959 under the supervision of the Harry Morrison Foundation. Ann Morrison Memorial Park is a place to play tennis, volleyball, soccer, bocce, and frisbee golf, as well as a terminus for those rafting the Boise River. It also hosts many community celebration including Fourth of July fireworks and the Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic.

Currently raising funds

*Create pedestrian and bike access from Crescent Rim at Peasley.

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Project in Design Review

*Improve park entryways

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Phase 1 is under construction

*Upgrade to an interactive fountain

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Project is still in planning stage

*Revamp the rafters take-out area to ease congestion and river access

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Project is still in the planning stage.

*Restore the  clock tower

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Completed!

* Construct an off-leash swim area for Boise's dogs.

For every $1 donated, the Harry W. Morrison Foundation plans to commit $1, as will the City of Boise.*

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Your $1 will grow to $3! 

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To contribute to our effort, please contact Bonnie at 208-345-5225

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come.play@annmorrisonpark.org

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 visit the Come Play! Campaign to Renew Ann Morrison Park website for information about ways  you can come play with us.

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*to a maximum of  $2 million per entity