The City of Spokane will end a 23-year hiatus in new park construction on July 22, 2026, when municipal leaders break ground on Meadowglen Park.
The 16 acres designated as natural land will remain largely untouched, providing a buffer that protects local flora and fauna while offering trail access for hikers and walkers.
Public Levy and State Grants Secure Funding for Meadowglen Project The financial architecture of Meadowglen Park relies on a mix of local taxes and state-level contributions.
These features are designed to serve a broad demographic range, from families with young children to adults seeking team sports.
The preservation of this natural land also provides critical ecosystem services to the surrounding neighborhood.
Spokane breaks ground July 22 on Meadowglen Park, the city's first new park in 23 years, featuring sports courts and 16 acres of preserved nature.