Explore Spokane Valley through a range of recreational interests: Mirabeau Point Park is home to an accessible multisensory place for play and learning. Other highlights include baseball, cross-country running, and disc golf; a pool with a waterslide adds another option, though it operates seasonally. If you’re looking for a vacation rental, you can plan your stay around what matters most and whether it depends on a specific time of year.

Mirabeau Point Park: Size and Playground

Mirabeau Point Park covers 55.51 acres. Within the park in Spokane Valley is Discovery Playground, an accessible multisensory place where people of all ages and abilities can play, learn, and explore. The acreage gives a sense of the park’s size; the named playground offers a specific focus on play and learning. This can help you decide whether you’d rather make a park or a dedicated place for play and learning the focus of your stay.

Different Ways to Stay Active

Avista Stadium is the home ballpark of the Spokane Indians baseball team. This is a specific connection to baseball, and games are seasonal. If a game is the reason for your trip, check the schedule for your intended travel dates. This keeps the stadium’s established connection to the team separate from the question of whether a game is taking place during your stay.

The Course at Flora Park in Spokane Valley offers a different way to stay active: it is a dedicated cross-country running facility. Greenacres Park offers disc golf. These two activities have different focuses—a facility specifically dedicated to cross-country running and disc golf—and complement a baseball-related visit with other activities. So choosing between them isn’t about picking from several versions of the same activity, but about whether running, disc golf, or baseball better fits your trip.

Plan Around Seasonal Activities

Park Road Pool features the Park Pool Plunge waterslide. If a visit there is one of your main reasons for traveling, check in advance whether your planned dates fall within the season. If you’re combining baseball and a pool visit, there are two separate timing considerations: the seasonal game schedule and the pool’s seasonal operation. Keeping these distinct can help you choose your travel dates: being in season for one activity doesn’t automatically mean the other will be available at that time.

Plan Your Vacation Rental Search Around Your Trip

Your trip idea can help narrow your vacation rental search. First, decide whether your stay will revolve around a time-sensitive event, such as baseball, or the seasonal pool. Then coordinate your travel dates accordingly and decide which other interests you’d like to include. If no seasonal event is your priority, you can first narrow down your trip idea by the type of activity you’re looking for—for example, the multisensory place for play and learning, cross-country running, or disc golf.

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