No matter where you live in Missoula, you're within easy walking distance of one of the city's many neighborhood parks and some of its more remote natural areas.
Parks are available for picnics, family reunions, weddings and other celebrations.
A deposit is required when alcohol is served or when a large group reserves a park. Alcohol is never allowed in Greenough Park, Jacobs Island, Clark Fork Natural Area, Kim Williams Trail, Gregory Park or any park, open space or trail that does not have public restrooms available. Parks are open from 6 a.m. until 11 p.m. daily. The city's Feet First nonmotorized transportation planner can provide maps of trails for biking and walking through the area. In addition, the Missoula Parks and Recreation department offers a variety of family programs to help you put some fun into your weekly routine.