Chief Garry Park

Chief Garry Park is a neighborhood park located in Spokane, Washington. The park spans approximately 10.76 acres and serves as a central recreational area for the Chief Garry Park neighborhood. It was established in 1912 and officially named in 1932 to honor Spokane Garry, a significant Native American leader and educator of the Spokane Tribe.

The park provides a variety of recreational options for local residents. It features open green spaces suitable for casual activities and picnicking. The park's layout includes athletic fields, making it a popular spot for sports enthusiasts in the area.

Chief Garry Park is equipped with playground equipment, offering a safe and enjoyable space for children to play. The park also includes a splash pad, which provides a refreshing spot for visitors during warmer months. For those interested in team sports, the park offers facilities for softball and baseball.

Accessibility is a key feature of Chief Garry Park, with the park designed to be ADA compliant. This ensures that individuals with diverse mobility needs can enjoy the park's amenities. The park also features on-site parking, making it convenient for visitors arriving by car.