Parks and Recreation

Welcome!

Stevensville Parks and Recreation is proud to serve the citizens of Stevensville with quality recreation programs, well-maintained parks and trails, and an abundance of open space lands. Stevensville boasts more than 37 acres of city parkland and 2.5 miles of trails.

Our mission is to ensure every Stevensville neighborhood is well-served with parks and open space, recreational facilities, and bicycle and pedestrian access to the great outdoors. Join us for healthy fun at our swimming pool, or participate in our wide variety of youth and adult community recreation programs.

There are three main in-town parks in Stevensville that are maintained by the town. In addition, Stevensville owns the Bitterroot River Park northwest of town.  In-town parks include Veterans Park, Father Ravalli Park, and Lewis & Clark Park.  Lewis & Clark Park is the largest at seven acres and includes a swimming pool, Bear Mountain Playground, a skate park, basketball courts, and pavilions for picnics and events. Father Ravalli Park is a smaller park on the south end of town and has swings and a basketball court. Veterans Park is at the north entrance of town next to the Stevensville Police Department

In addition to these in-town parks, Stevensville residents benefit from being in close proximity to Fort Owen State Park less than a mile outside of town, and the 2,700-acre Lee Metcalf Wildlife Refuge, 1.5 miles north of town.