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Greenough Park

Listed under Parks · Playgrounds · Volleyball courts · Walking & running paths · River access & fishing

Greenough Foot Bridge — Photo from ci.missoula.mt.us

About this place

Located just up the Rattlesnake and donated to the city by the Greenough family, Greenough Park is Missoula's most natural park, covering 42 acres that include fishing locations, horseshoes, a volleyball court, jogging trails, and the "Bull Trout" glass mosaic. The Greenough Picnic Shelter, located on the Eastern edge of the park, features four extra-large picnic tables and a playground.

Practical information

Address: 1001 Monroe St Missoula, MT 59801
Fees: Greenough shelter: $53.00 fee per time slot, $132.50 full day fee (shelter without electricity access).
Hours: Unless otherwise posted or authorized, all city owned or city managed public parks, trails, and conservation lands shall be closed to all but city authorized persons between the hours of eleven p.m. and six a.m. each day, with the exception of designated Primary Commuter Trails, which shall be open to use 24 hours per day.
Dogs: City ordinance requires that dogs must be leashed on all city streets, trails, and parks and pet owners must immediately remove their pet's waste from public spaces.
Use rules: Courts at Greenough Park cannot be reserved and are always available on a first come, first served basis.
Managed by: City
Phone: 406-552-6253
Email: milykom@ci.missoula.mt.us