Pullman's Parks

Pullman’s playgrounds provide the perfect place for kids to unleash their energy and creativity. Sunnyside Park, a local favorite, has a sprawling playground with slides, swings, and climbing structures to keep kids entertained for hours. 

Mary's Park is Pullman’s first ADA-accessible playground, designed to provide engaging and inclusive play for children of all abilities. The park features two themed wheelchair-accessible play structures, a durable SpectraTurf rubber playground surface for easy mobility, and inclusive play equipment. Other recently renovated play areas are at Reaney Park or Military Hill Park, where slides, swings, and climbing structures await eager explorers.

Picnic Areas

Pack a basket and enjoy a leisurely picnic amidst the natural beauty of Pullman’s parks. Reaney Park, Pullman’s oldest public recreation area, offers a tranquil backdrop for a delicious meal by the historic pavilion. Sunnyside Park’s expansive lawns also provide plenty of space to spread a blanket and soak up the sun, whether you opt to sit by the duck pond or keep an eye on the kids in the play area. 

If you want to guarantee a shady spot, Woodcraft Park in the southeast part of town has a peaceful picnic area under a canopy of trees. Military Hill Park also offers year-round picnicking with a covered picnic area and BBQ shelter.

Sports Facilities in Pullman

If you’re looking to get active, Pullman’s parks have got you covered. City Playfield is the city’s sporting hub, with baseball and softball fields, basketball courts, volleyball courts, and ample space for soccer or frisbee. Military Hill Park, next to Pullman High School, also offers six tennis courts and two baseball diamonds for friendly matches and local games. 

Sunnyside Park also features a particularly unique facility that's certain to be the premise for a fun-filled afternoon: an 18-hole disc golf course. Winding through the park’s scenic landscape, the course offers a challenge for seasoned players and enthusiastic beginners.