Riverfront Park - Spokane (WA)

5 /5 Stacie Pales: Beautiful Park! Thoroughly enjoyed walking through and taking in all the beautiful scenery. Very clean and well maintained. So much to see and do. Fun for kids! Our kids loved the unique playground and red wagon slide. Keep your eye out for yellow bellied marmots on the rocky areas near the river. They are so cute!

4 /5 William Zheng: Riverfront Park is a beautiful, well-maintained gem in the heart of downtown Spokane. With its scenic river views, iconic clocktower, and family-friendly attractions, it’s definitely worth a visit whether you’re strolling, biking, or just relaxing on a nice day. There’s plenty to see and do — it’s one of the highlights of the city. That said, it’s important to be aware of your surroundings, especially as the sun goes down. While the park feels safe and vibrant during the day thanks to the crowds and open spaces, there is a noticeable presence of homelessness and drug activity that becomes more apparent at night. It doesn’t take away from the park’s beauty, but it’s something to keep in mind if you’re visiting in the evening or with young kids. Overall, a must-see spot in Spokane — just visit during daylight hours for the best experience.

5 /5 Carolyn Whelchel: I was there May 10, 2025 for my niece’s wedding later in the day. The waterfalls are just gorgeous and the views there are spectacular. I walked around as much as I could for two hours before I had to leave and go to the wedding.

5 /5 Stephanie Melendrez: Beautiful water views. Good walking path. Couple walking bridges over the river. Close to one of my favorite Spokane stops, Atticus! Ice-cream cart and coffee carts along the path. Very unique park. Multiple big slides, a mammoth skeleton, basketball court, skate park, public parking lot. Beautiful artwork on the building side! Close to large radio flyer wagon, huge clock tower, and much more! A must visit in Spokane.

5 /5 Whitley: What a neat area! There was beautiful scenery with the clock tower, bridges, and falls. There was a handicap friendly park with a ton of stimulating sensory activities and equipment with bathrooms right there for the kiddos! A huge radio flyer slide, and little blocks yo climb, make great photo opportunities. For extra cost, kids (or kids at heart) can ride pedal bikes through the park, ride the carousel, visit the garbage goat, or ride the gondolas to get a spectacular views of the falls! And the park Rangers go above and beyond to make sure people are safe and have a great experience. After a negative experience with our special needs daughter getting mistreated, they stepped in and helped turn our day around! 10/10 recommend!!