Audubon Park

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3501 N Milton St
Spokane, WA 99205
http://www.spokaneparks.org

Audubon Park in Spokane, WA is a serene outdoor space that offers a peaceful retreat for visitors seeking a connection with nature.

This park provides a picturesque setting for leisurely walks, picnics, and opportunities to observe local wildlife in their natural habitat.

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4.54 reviews
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Josi H.
1/18/2018

Everyone loves the splash pad at audobon. Bustling trees in the summer and too many children is always a 5 star for me.

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Alyssa A.
7/30/2016

One of our favorite parks in Spokane. It's the perfect place for a play date and in the summer months it boasts a great splash pad. Picnic tables, shade from the enormous pines, two playgrounds,...

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Hannah K.
7/15/2013

My family highly enjoys this park. It has a basketball court, splash pad, big kid playground, toddler playground, swings, plenty of grassy area for just hanging out, and some really cool outdoor...

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Jason S.
6/20/2014

Park located in the Audobon neighborhood in Spokane off Northwest Blvd. Has a splash pad for the summer months, basketball court and two kids play areas. Treed with shaded areas and lots of open...

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