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OUTSIDE WALLA WALLA
OUTSIDE WALLA WALLA
Pioneer Park
As Walla Walla’s first park, Pioneer Park continues to provide many opportunities for the community to play outside. With a large playground and many sports fields, as you would expect, this park offers so much more. Walk under canopy of several state record holding trees on paved paths winding through the park, but don’t forget to stop and smell the roses at the Memorial Rose Garden. The newly remodeled Pioneer Park Aviary is also a must see and hear, actually, as there are a few peacocks. Not to mention a large duck pond, wedding fountain, and a historic bandstand that serves as the park’s center piece all located just a mile from downtown.
Overview
- Distance:
- Within 1.5 Hours
- ADA:
- Yes
- Elevation:
- 1,030 feet
- Multi Use:
- Yes
- Seasons:
- Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
- Pets:
- Yes
- Motorized Vehicles:
- No
- Fees:
- None
- Land Manager:
- City of Walla Walla Parks and Recreation
- Permits:
- None
- Amenities:
- There are two ADA restrooms, benches and picnic tables scattered throughout, six facilities that accept reservations, and a kiosk for the Walla Walla Free Little Library located near the aviary.
- Distance:
- Within 1.5 Hours
- Seasons:
- Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
- Elevation:
- 1,030 feet
- Pets:
- Yes
- Fees:
- None
- Land Manager:
- City of Walla Walla Parks and Recreation
- ADA:
- Yes
- Multi Use:
- Yes
- Motorized Vehicles:
- No
- Permits:
- None
WHAT TO DO
Walking Path
This large, 58 acre park includes 1.4 miles of walking paths, sport fields and pickleball courts, an aviary, rose garden, playground, and several record holding trees. The Big Trees of Walla Walla features a walk through Pioneer Park and provides additional information about many big, beautiful trees.
WHAT TO EXPECT
WHEN TO GO
HOW TO GET THERE
map
TRAILHEADS
LOWER TRAILHEAD
UPPER TRAILHEAD
DOWNLOAD GUIDE PDF
DOWNLOAD GUIDE PDF
ADDTIONAL INFORMATION
Pioneer Park Gallery
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