Address

698 Bridger Dr, Bozeman, MT 59715, USA

Phone

(406) 582-2290

+1 406-582-2290

Website

Coordinates

45.70114, -111.02636

Age Suitability

Designed for children of all ages with separate areas for toddlers (2-5) and older children (5-12), offering age-appropriate challenges and play experiences.

Equipment Available

Features natural wood climbing structures, rope courses, slides, swings, spinners, musical instruments, balance beams, and nature-inspired play elements.

Shaded Areas

Partial natural shade from trees strategically planted throughout the playground area, with some shade structures over select play areas.

Seating For Parents

Multiple benches and seating areas positioned around the playground providing good visibility of play areas.

Restroom Availability

Clean, modern restroom facilities located near the playground area.

Drinking Fountains

Several drinking fountains available, including accessible height options and bottle-filling stations.

Fencing

The playground area is partially defined by natural landscaping rather than complete fencing, with strategic barriers near any hazardous areas.

Surface Material

Mix of engineered wood fiber mulch and rubberized surfaces in high-impact areas, providing good fall protection while maintaining a natural aesthetic.

Ada Accessibility

The playground includes accessible pathways, transfer platforms for equipment access, and several inclusive play features designed for children of all abilities.

Cleanliness Maintenance

Well-maintained with regular cleaning schedules, equipment checks, and prompt repairs when needed.

Nearby Parking

Ample free parking with designated accessible spaces close to the playground entrance.

Pet Policy

Dogs allowed in the park but must be leashed; not permitted within the playground area itself.

Bike Racks

Multiple bike racks available near the playground entrance and throughout the park.

Nearby Food Options

Picnic areas with tables near the playground; no food vendors in the park, but downtown Bozeman restaurants are approximately 1 mile away.

Sports Areas

The larger park includes sports fields, basketball courts, and open recreation spaces.

Walking / Biking Trails Nearby

Extensive network of paved and natural trails throughout the 60-acre park, connecting to the East Gallatin River and offering scenic wetland views.

User Submitted Photos

Numerous photos show children enjoying the natural play elements and families appreciating the park's integration with Montana's landscape.

Recent Reviews

Visitors frequently comment on the playground's creative design, cleanliness, and how it encourages imaginative play in a natural setting.

Crowd Levels

Moderately busy on weekends and summer afternoons; rarely overcrowded due to the spacious design.

Special Events

Hosts seasonal community events, nature programs, and occasional children's activities organized by Bozeman Parks and Recreation.

Entrance Fee

Free admission to the park and playground.

Space For Groups

Generous open areas adjacent to the playground suitable for birthday parties and group gatherings, with some reservable picnic shelters nearby.

Nature Connection

Exceptional integration with natural surroundings, featuring native plantings, views of the Bridger Mountains, and proximity to the East Gallatin River wetlands.

Noise Level

Moderate noise levels from children playing, but the open design and natural surroundings help buffer sound.

Aesthetic Design

Award-winning design that harmonizes with Montana's natural landscape using sustainable materials, earth tones, and nature-inspired play structures.

Security Presence

Regular park ranger patrols, especially during peak hours.

Rules Restrictions

Standard playground rules posted regarding age-appropriate use, adult supervision requirements, and prohibited activities.

First Aid Availability

First aid kits available at the main park office, with staff trained in basic first aid; emergency services can quickly access the playground area.

Community Activities

Regular community programs including nature education events, seasonal celebrations, and family-friendly activities.

Social Interaction

Layout encourages cooperative play and social development with multiple children able to use structures simultaneously.

Eco Friendly Practices

Designed with sustainable materials, native landscaping, and storm water management features that serve as educational opportunities.

Renewable Energy

Solar-powered lighting in some areas of the park, though not specifically at the playground.

Walkability Bike Access

Excellent connectivity to Bozeman's trail system with dedicated bike lanes on approaching roads and secure bike parking.