“We appreciate people taking the time to consider their transportation and parking plans before heading out,” said Lieutenant Mike Ruffalo. “Floating the river can be a great family activity and we ask people do their best to be dropped off or carpool, and respect the people living in the neighborhoods nearby.”
Please keep in mind that the Fourth of July Fireworks Celebration in Ann Morrison Park will limit parking options this Sunday, but shuttle service will continue to run throughout the day, with the last shuttle scheduled at 7:30 p.m. More information regarding floating the Boise River on the Fourth of July is available on the city’s website.
For details on parking in Barber Park*, which is managed by Ada County Parks & Waterways, please visit: https://adacounty.id.gov/parksandwaterways/float-the-boise-river/#parking
- People who park in Barber Park and float the Boise River can take a shuttle back to their vehicle
- Parking is available on a first come, first served basis for $7 a day
- If the Barber Park parking lot is full, please plan to park in Ann Morrison Park or coordinate a drop off, especially on July 4th
For details on parking in Ann Morrison Park, which is managed by Boise Parks and Recreation, please visit:
https://www.cityofboise.org/departments/parks-and-recreation/parks/ann-morrison-park/
- People who park in Ann Morrison Park can take a shuttle to Barber Park to start their float trip
- Parking is available on a first come, first served basis at no cost
- Parking remained available in Ann Morrison Park throughout last weekend
Information on the daily shuttle schedule from Ann Morrison Park to Barber Park*:
- Monday through Friday the shuttle departs Ann Morrison Park every hour on the hour
- Saturday, Sunday and on all holidays during the official float season the shuttle departs Ann Morrison Park approximately every 20 minutes
*Ada County is not running the air stations at Barber Park. Please plan accordingly. You can read the county’s statement on the air stations here.
TRASH
The Boise Parks and Recreation Department is urging river users to clean up after themselves when exiting the Boise River. Maintenance teams are working hard to empty the trash cans at the take out and along the float route on a regular basis, but due to high use, trash cans are filling up quickly. We are asking people to do their part and make sure trash ends up in a trash can or is carried out with you.