• What To Do
  • Walking Path

    This large, 58 acre park includes 1.4 miles of walking paths, sport fields and courts, an aviary, rose garden, playground, and several record holding trees.

• What To Expect

  This park is truly for the community; it has something for everyone. Enjoy a stroll on the west side of the park passing by the rose garden, aviary, and historic old growth trees. On the east side of the park, the playground, duck pond, and sport courts and fields will tire even the most rambunctious family member. The grand stand anchors the park at its center, and provides and iconic backdrop to many events. The walking paths, aviary, rose garden, and restrooms are ADA accessible. The restrooms, located near the playground and baseball fields on the east side of the park, close at dusk.

• When To Go

  Pioneer Park is open all year from 5 am to 11 pm daily. Giant trees shade the summer's heat and come fall display amazing colors. There is a small hill located on the northwest corner of the park that is perfect for young sledders after a few inches of snow. Many City of Walla Walla Parks & Recreation programs utilize the park's amenities, so check often and join an activity that suits you.

• How To Get There

  From downtown Walla Walla, go east on Poplar Street (becomes Alder after crossing Park Street) for one mile. Turn right on Sasayama Drive to enter the park. There are three parking areas. The first and largest is on your left as you enter the park, providing immediate access to the playground and pickleball courts. The second parking area is located at the center of the park. The third parking area is located between the aviary and pond near the park's southern entrance on Whitman Street.

Please do not solely rely on Google Maps as their route might not always reflect what is maintained.

• Your Public Lands

  City of Walla Walla Parks and Recreation

• Distance:

  Within 1.5 Hours

• Difficulty Level:

  Day Tripper

• Seasons:

  Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter

• Elevation:

  1,030 feet

• Pets:

  Yes

• Reservations:

  N/A

• ADA:

  Yes

• Multi-Use:

  Yes

• Motorized Vehicles :

  No

• Fees

  None

• Permits

  None

• Regulations

  Pets must be on leash. Park hours are 5 am to 11 pm daily.

• Amenities

  There are two ADA restrooms, benches and picnic tables scattered throughout, six facilities that accept reservations, and a kiosk for the Walla Walla Free Little Library located near the aviary.