Clark Playfield

B.A. Clark Park is a neighborhood park located in Spokane, Washington. Situated near the busy intersection of Garland and Division Avenues, this park offers a variety of recreational options for local residents.

The park features a jogging path that encircles the grounds, providing a convenient location for exercise and leisure walks. A grove of mature pine trees adds to the park's natural beauty and provides shade for visitors.

B.A. Clark Park includes several amenities designed to accommodate various activities and age groups. The park contains a playground area for children, as well as open spaces suitable for casual games and picnicking.

Named after B.A. Clark, who served as the Supervisor of Playgrounds in Spokane, the park has historical significance in the city's recreational development. It was part of the implementation of the Park Fund, which aimed to realize some of the recommendations made by the Olmsted Brothers firm in 1913 for Spokane's park system.