great place to go for a walk; clean and not too busy but there are always people around just not so packed you get annoyed.

Very small and not so spectacular. It is real history of the area and better than any museum replica. Short easy walk from free parking. Well done preservation. Worth a stop if in the area.

The time to go is in the Spring when the falls are rushing and full. Nice short nature trails that overlook the falls and the Spokane River. A little fishing pond and play area for kids. There is also a nice picnic covered pavilion and...More

The “treaty rock” itself is not that exciting. If you’re looking to stretch your legs it’s a good place to walk around for a little. Would not recommend going out of your way to visit.

The park itself is easy to miss. It is located by a bunch of apartments and other businesses. Once you find it, it is a very cool little park. There are some larger rocks that you can climb up onto that offer a pretty cool...More

This was the site that Frederick Post made a treaty with Seltice who was a leader of the Coeur d'Alene tribe to obtain about 200 acres of land on which to build a mill along the river near what is now Post Falls. There is...More

We stop here a few times, when the water is being released. Great to watch the water going down the river to Spokane