Lindley City Park is a 15.9 acre park with grills, tables and pavilion. Groups of individuals who want to reserve a Bozeman City Park may do so by calling the City of Bozeman Division of Parks or by stopping by the City Shop Complex at Tamarack and Bozeman Streets.
The Lion's Club Park is best known for its baseball diamonds that hold baseball games almost every weekend in the summer. The park also has a playground area and a picnic area for the spectators young and old.
The Lion's Family Park was recently developed by the Laurel Lion's Club. It contains walking trails, a picnic shelter, parking area, and a pond that is stocked with trout each year. Montana fishing licenses are required for fishing in the pond.
Mount Helena City Park at its peak is 5,468 feet above sea level and about 1,300 feet above the Last Chance Gulch Mall. There are many trails on Mount Helena.
North Grand City Park is a 2.5 acre park with softball fields. Groups of individuals who want to reserve a Bozeman City Park may do so by calling the City of Bozeman Division of Parks or by stopping by the City Shop Complex at Tamarack and Bozeman Streets.
North Park features horseshoes, jogging trail, recreation building, picnic sites, playground, softball and baseball field, basketball courts, tennis courts, and spraypad.
Pioneer Park features horseshoes, recreation building, picnic sites, playground, soccer, football, rugby, softball and baseball fields, tennis courts, and wading pool.
Riverfront Park is a historic site that features horseshoes, jogging trail, picnic sites, natural areas undeveloped. This is a day use area where fishing and swimming may be enjoyed on the river.
Rose Park features basketball courts, horseshoes, recreation building, picnic sites, playground, soccer, football, rugby, softball, baseball fields, swimming pool, tennis courts, wading pool and sand volleyball courts.
