Hobble Creek Park

Hobble Creek Park is a Community Park located in northwest Boise. The park is 21 acres and features a wide variety of amenities.

• Basketball
• Little League
• Open Play Areas
• Playground
• Restrooms
• Soccer
• Tennis
• Volleyball

Number of Basketball courts:1

Number of Little League fields: 2
Turf Type: Dirt

Fields are scheduled through local little league organizations and may be available on a drop-in basis (first-come, first-serve) during little league season.  League practice is not able to be scheduled.

Boise Parks & Recreation Department also has softball leagues.

Swingsets: no
Age group: 5-12

Swingsets: no
Age group: 2-5

Mark Stall Memorial Playground

Age appropriate for 2-5 year olds as well as an additional area for ages 5-12. The playground was created in memory of slain Boise Police officer Mark Stall in 2000. The playground was developed using $100,000 in impact fees and $15,000 from the city's general fund, which was approved by the Mayor and City Council. The Boise Parks and Recreation Department worked with the Brighton Corporation (developers of Hobble Creek subdivision) to construct the playground, which saved the city $40,000. The city staff also consulted with members of the Stall family on the design and layout of the site, which features a plaza, benches, trees, the playground equipment, and a plaque in memory of Mark Stall. Set in the plaza around the memorial are seven plaques with the words that characterized the principles of Officer Stall: integrity, liberty, respect, peace, justice, dignity and equality. Officer Stall was the first officer in history of the department to be killed in the line of duty. He died September 20, 1997.

Park restrooms and drinking fountains are now operational for the summer season. For a list of restrooms that are open year round, click here.

A new three-stall restroom and concession area have been completed at Hobble Creek Park, a community park in West Boise.  The $209,000 project also included the installation of concrete pathways, trees and water fountains at the ballpark dugouts.

Turf Type: Grass

Fields are scheduled and reserved for local soccer organizations and partners by BPR. Usually weekdays or early evenings are available for drop-in use (first-come, first-serve).

Fields are scheduled and reserved for local soccer organizations and partners by BPR. Usually weekdays or early evenings are available for drop-in use (first-come, first-serve).

Number of Tennis courts:2

Tennis courts may be reserved by contacting:
Boise Parks and Recreation
208-384-4486

One court must be open for public use at all times.

Number of Volleyball courts:1

A Master Plan is a concept drawing illustrating recreation facilities and landscape features planned for a park site. It does not necessarily represent what amenities are currently in a park.