Castle Park

A Little Green Getaway

Tucked away in Spokane Valley, Castle Park offers a simple slice of nature spanning 2.71 acres. This modest green space features an open lawn area with a scattering of trees - nothing fancy, but sometimes that's exactly what you need.

Just a heads up: while there's a gravel turnaround for vehicles, there's no actual parking lot here. If you're driving something with low clearance, you might want to be careful on the gravel driveway or consider using the alternative entry point about a block east of University Road.

Room to Breathe

What Castle Park lacks in amenities, it makes up for in peaceful simplicity. The open layout creates an ideal canvas for whatever outdoor activity you're in the mood for - tossing a frisbee, enjoying a casual picnic, or just sprawling out with a good book.

If you're a dog owner, you'll appreciate that this park is typically dog-friendly and uncrowded, giving your four-legged friend plenty of space to explore.

What to Expect

Let's be real - this is a no-frills kind of place. You won't find restrooms, picnic tables, or benches here.

There are just a few trees providing minimal shade, so you might want to bring a hat on sunny days. The beauty of Castle Park lies in its simplicity rather than its amenities.

Neighborhood Treasure

While Castle Park isn't going to top any "must-see attractions" lists, it provides a welcome breathing space within the Spokane Valley community. It's a convenient spot to connect with nature without having to plan a whole expedition.

For nearby residents, Castle Park offers a quick escape into the outdoors when needed.