Contact: Parks and Recreation Media Relations
Fall Activity Registration Begins Monday, August 4
July 31, 2025
Summer is in full swing, and Boise Parks and Recreation’s Fall Activity Guide is coming in hot! Registration for the department’s popular school break camps, environmental education opportunities, art classes and more opens at 7 a.m. on Monday, August 4 for residents and Wednesday, August 6 for non-residents.
To view the 2025 Fall Activity Guide and a complete listing of upcoming classes, camps and programs, click here.
Fall activities include culinary classes for family and friends offered at Boise Urban Garden School (BUGS), performing art classes at Fort Boise Community Center, environmental education opportunities for all ages at the Jim Hall Foothills Learning Center, school break camps at Zoo Boise and much more.
This year, registering for fall activities is easier than ever with the new Boise Parks and Recreation mobile app. View programming, register for classes and manage your account seamlessly, all in one place. View and download the free app here.
"We are grateful to serve the community by providing affordable and accessible recreation opportunities for all ages,” added Boise Parks and Recreation Director Doug Holloway. “We hope you’ll browse the guide, find something new to explore and join us for a fun fall in the City of Trees.”
The possibilities are endless with Boise Parks and Recreation’s affordable programming. Pick up new hobbies ranging from painting to pickleball at Fort Boise Community Center. Fine tune your golf skills with a range of lessons and classes offered at the City of Boise’s two municipal golf courses: Quail Hollow and Warm Springs. Sign up for afterschool fun with Kid City, Boise Parks and Recreation’s popular afterschool programming for kids in 1st through 6th grade at various school-based community centers. Lifetime and Leisure activities like Lunch Club, museum visits and more will continue this fall.
Additionally, Boise Parks and Recreation’s AdVenture Program continues to offer exciting classes and excursions for people with disabilities. Don’t miss out on all the fun!
For more information on Boise Parks and Recreation activities, park reservations and more, visit the City of Boise’s website.