The City of Lewiston, Idaho is pleased to announce the development of a comprehensive master plan design for Lewiston's Community Park. This 187-acre project has been planned for many years and is now moving forward with a plan to provide residents with numerous new recreational amenities and opportunities to gather as a community. In December of 2021, the City Council approved a preferred design and in October of 2022, the City Council approved and adopted the Master Plan.The intent is for the park to be constructed in phases over a roughly 10 year period.
View drone flight of existing park site.
Approved Preferred Alternative - Community Park Master Plan View
How can I stay up to date on this project?
To keep abreast of the ongoing development of Lewiston Community Park, check the homepage regularly. This website will be continually updated with the latest information and project developments. You can also sign up for updates on the park progress by subscribing on the City of Lewiston website here: View
How will this project benefit the community?
The City of Lewiston is a growing city, with an estimated population of over 34,000 residents and a projected population of 42,000 by 2040. Its relatively mild winter climate and location on the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater Rivers make it the primary regional transportation, retail, health care, and entertainment center.
In the adopted 1999 Park & Open Space Master Plan, the City identified a deficiency in the total acreage and facilities provided by existing city parks and the need for a large community park which provides 100+ acres for passive and active recreation.
Lewiston Community Park will fulfill these identified community needs and provide high-quality recreational amenities. No other park in the City has the size or the ability to provide such amenities. Lewiston Community Park is a once-in-a-century opportunity to provide a unique community resource to serve all residents well into the future.
How was this project selected?
This park has been in the planning stages for over 20 years. It was first introduced in the City's 1999 (updated 2010) Parks & Open Space Master Plan and was initially called Warner Community Park. It consists of approximately 187 acres of land north of Warner Avenue and is adjacent to an unnamed tributary of Lindsay Creek on the east and the new Lewiston High School campus and Lewis-Clark State College Career Technical Education Building on the west.
Review the Frequently Asked Questions to learn more about the proposed park design, click HERE
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