Parks
Lewis and Clark County has approximately 407 acres of developed and undeveloped parkland, along with many miles of shared-use paths and trails. Our mission is to provide and maintain a sustainable system of parks and trails that protects a diversity of habitats and open space, where people of all ages, abilities, and incomes can participate in the recreational activities available throughout the County.
County Parks and Recreation Comprehensive Plan
During the subdivision review process, parkland dedication requirements must be satisfied. To assist in determining the amount of the dedication, please use the following worksheet:
Park Dedication Requirement Worksheet
Parks
Northstar Park Master Plan Project - Online Survey and Upcoming Open House
Mark your calendars and be part of the Northstar Park transformation! Join us as we dive into crafting the ultimate Park Master Plan with an online survey and an open house. Your input is key to creating park spaces that reflect our community's needs and dreams. Let's brainstorm, share ideas, and shape the future of this Park together. Please begin by taking a few minutes to complete our online survey. Next, join us at the upcoming open house at the West Valley Fire Rescue building (1165 Forestvale Road near Helena, Montana) anytime between 4:30 - 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 22nd for an informal gathering that will allow the community to freely explore materials, have conversations with the project team, and provide input on desired Park elements, site specific concerns and opportunities, and general feedback on the Park's development.
Not sure what the Northstar Park Master Plan project is? Check out the northstarparkhelena.com website for all the details.
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Click here to view the County Park Mapping
Hooper Park in Lincoln consists of 17 acres with camp sites and ball fields.
Ping Park in Augusta is a small picnic area off of Main Street.
Ryan Park is a 61-acre park with numerous ball fields. It is used for the Babe Ruth Baseball League and other groups as well as the public.
Sierra Community Park is on the Rossiter Elementary School property. The Sierra Park Board is a voluntary advisory group that works in conjecture with the City-County Parks Board and the School District to maintain and further develop this community park. The 32 acres includes the school buildings, play fields, and a trail.
Warren Community Park is on the Warren Elementary School property. The City-County Parks Board and the School District work together to maintain and further develop this community park. The 11 acres includes the school buildings, play fields and a trail.
