Mountain View Park

Mountain View Park is an 8-acre neighborhood park located in west Boise, Idaho. The park provides recreational facilities for local residents and visitors alike. Situated on W. Ustick Rd., the park offers a variety of amenities for outdoor activities and relaxation.

The park features open grassy areas that provide opportunities for casual sports, picnicking, and other leisure activities. Its playground, designed for children aged 2-12, has a wood chip surface for safety. The park also caters to sports enthusiasts with its tennis and basketball courts, allowing for both casual play and more competitive matches.

Mountain View Park is open from sunrise to sunset, making it accessible throughout the day for community use. During the winter months, the park's restrooms are closed and drinking fountains are turned off, but the city provides information on year-round restroom facilities available in other parks and reserves.

The land for Mountain View Park was acquired in January 1972 from Susie and Bruce Amos and Alice and Max Handley, contributing to Boise's growing network of public green spaces. As part of the city's park system, it helps maintain the natural beauty and recreational opportunities that Boise is known for.