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Magnificent View from the Park
It is a great place to walk near the lake
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Boats from the American Indians
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Sacajawea Park Park

Cross Streets: Between 1st Ave E/Kootenai Ave and 2nd Ave E/2nd Ave W

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  • Sat 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM

101 Main St Polson, MT 59860 ·1689.70 mi

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  • Family friendly
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Tripadvisor traveler NinaR38378 09/13/24

Beautiful place to just sit and look at the water. The view wasn't as clear because of the wildfires in the area but still beautiful.

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Tripadvisor traveler carollynnl2023 03/10/23

One of my favorite parks! A great place to jump into the water for a cool down in the summer. The ladders make it easy to climb out of the water.

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Tripadvisor traveler kentuckylongrifle 11/27/19

While visiting family, we were in Polson for the Cherry Festival. After the Festival and lunch, while near the park we elected to stretch our legs and walk off some of our meal. I was impressed with this little park. It's a wonderful addition to the city, and visitors like myself certainly appreciate park spaces especially those with markers highlighting the area. We enjoyed our walk after lunch and continue to be amazed by the views of Montana's Big Sky Country. The people of Polson should be proud of their city and parks. They were some of the nicest folks we met our entire trip. Thank you for your hospitality.

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Tripadvisor traveler Robby G C 11/13/19

The first view was a place for boats and swimming. That was cool! There were lots of grass and trees. We had a great view on the mountains. There was a path where we could read about Polson. That was worthwhile. I liked that walk near the lake. This is a great place for a walk.

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Tripadvisor traveler Acrenename 10/01/18

We’re finding most everything closed for the season, so we’re enjoying stopping at the different parks and campsites. This would be a lovely spot in summer. Ladders around the rim to swim, and historical plaques that share the history.

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