Julia Davis Park
Julia Davis Park is Boise's oldest park, at 700 S Capitol Blvd, and the main hub of Treefort Music Fest, with a free Fort Zone and a ticketed wristband zone. Rideshare drop-off is on Julia Davis Drive by the Idaho State Museum entrance, and during Treefort the park closes around 10pm each night.
Before you go
- Indoor or outdoor
- Outdoor: pavilions, a bandshell, open festival lawns and river access
- Official site
- idboiseweb.myvscloud.com
- Next festival here
- Treefort Music Fest, Mar 31 to Apr 4, 2027
Worth knowing before you go
- The park closes around 10pm each night during Treefort.
- The Fort Zone is free, but some zones are wristband only.
- Only some of the pavilions have drinking fountains.
- ADA parking is at the park, and the ADA entrance is the North Gate.
Festivals here
Venue basics: ADA parking at the park · Rideshare drop-off by the Idaho State Museum · ADA entrance and raised viewing platform.
Is it for you
Choose it if
- You want a festival hub you can dip into for free, with a ticketed zone if you want more.
- You need an accessible entrance and a raised viewing platform at the main stage.
Think twice if
- You want the music to run late: the park closes around 10pm each night during Treefort.
- You are planning to camp on site: we don't yet have confirmed information about camping here.
Getting there and parking
Julia Davis Park is at 700 S Capitol Blvd in Boise. Outside the festival, the park and its pavilions can be booked seasonally through the City of Boise, so hours depend on what is on.
Festival-specific · Treefort Music FestRideshare drop-off is on Julia Davis Drive by the Idaho State Museum entrance, and ADA parking is available at the park. The park closes around 10pm each night.
Accessibility
Treefort runs a designated ADA entrance at North Gate and an elevated ADA viewing platform at the Main Stage Area, with help on site at the Ranger Station. ADA parking is available at the park, and the city's pavilions offer wheelchair accommodations.
Confirm your specific needs with the venue before you travel (idboiseweb.myvscloud.com).
Camping
We don't yet have confirmed information about camping at Julia Davis Park. The venue's own pages are the place to check: idboiseweb.myvscloud.com.
Food, water and what you can bring
Treefort's free Fort Zone includes food trucks. The park's reservable pavilions have barbecues and utility sinks, and some have drinking fountains.
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Quick answers
Where do I get dropped off for Treefort at Julia Davis Park?
Rideshare drop-off is on Julia Davis Drive by the Idaho State Museum entrance. ADA parking is available at the park.
Is Julia Davis Park wheelchair accessible during Treefort?
Yes. There is a designated ADA entrance at North Gate, an elevated ADA viewing platform at the Main Stage Area and help on site at the Ranger Station, plus ADA parking at the park.
What time does Julia Davis Park close during Treefort?
Around 10pm each night.
Is there food at Julia Davis Park?
Yes. The Fort Zone has food trucks, and the reservable pavilions have barbecues and utility sinks.
Can I refill a water bottle at Julia Davis Park?
Some of the reservable pavilions have drinking fountains.
Can I camp at Julia Davis Park?
We don't yet have confirmed information about camping at Julia Davis Park. The venue's own pages at cityofboise.org are the place to check.
A little history
Julia Davis is Boise's oldest park, with pavilions, a bandshell, river access, Zoo Boise and museums alongside its open festival lawns. Treefort moved its main stage and surrounding events here in 2023, and the park has remained the festival's main hub since.