Parks, Pathways and Recreation

Central District Health orders Ada County back to Stage 3 COVID-19 Restrictions

To read Central District Health’s Order please click here.

Stage Three [June 24 -Until Further Notice]

• All youth activities and adult activities with groups between 10-50, that take place both indoors and outdoors, may take place with the following protocols in place:
• Mitigation Plan Camps 2020
• Mitigation Plan Recreation Classes 2020
• Daily Screening Checklist 2020
• Outbreak & Temporary Closure Procedure 2020

Department Overview

The City of Eagle Parks, Pathways, and Recreation Department is unique due to our innovation. The department itself is very young and we continue to create meaningful, exceptional parks, trails, and programming for our public. Our goal is to stand out in the Parks and Recreation industry by valuing happy, healthy, active lifestyles. With a driven community, we can reach a wider audience and have more people enjoy our parks and stay up to date with important information.

Mission

The Parks, Pathways, and Recreations mission is to provide and create exceptional opportunities for play which improves the livability and quality of life for people while fostering respect for the natural and cultural environments of Eagle.

1.Promote Community Health
2. Support Economic Opportunity
3. Ensure Equity
4. Proactively & Responsively Manage
5. Safely Connect & Circulate
6. Provide Great Recreation Choices

Emergency after hours for Parks, Pathways and Recreation 

• For emergencies needing police or fire, please call 911
• Parks after-hour concerns call (208) 912-3018

Lost and Found

Have you recently lost something at one of our parks? Please call (208) 489-8763.

Splash Pad

Splash Pads:  June 1, 2020 - September 7, 2020 (9:00am - 9:00pm)