Mary’s Park

The Pullman Kiwanis partnered with the City of Pullman Parks Department to help support Mary’s Park, a place for kids of all abilities to play and enjoy the outdoors.

Playground equipment shaped like a train, with a slide and climbing area
Mary’s Park

Mary’s Park is an interactive Americans with Disabilities Act accessible park including ADA accessible play equipment, restrooms, green space, rain gardens, equipment storage, a picnic area and shelter, possible RV sites, and parking spaces.

Sign for Mary's Park in Pullman, Washington

Located at 1570 SE Johnson Ave. in Pullman, it’s set on five acres donated from the Herb Neil estate in 2010.

The Pullman Kiwanis donated about $35,000 for playground equipment in 2019. The club asked the community to help support this future park, the first fully accessible playground on the Palouse. Generous citizens of Pullman donated and the club matched the donations.

Mary’s Park ribbon cutting, September 2024 (Left to right: Pullman Kiwanis Secretary Ginger Flynn, Pullman Chamber of Commerce Director Marie Dymkoski, Pullman Mayor Francis Benjamin, Pullman Kiwanis President Bob Clark, retired Pullman parks director Alan Davis, and Pullman Parks and Recreation Director Kurt Dahmen)
Alan Davis from Pullman Parks and Rec with Pullman Kiwanis President Ginger Flynn as the Kiwanis Club gives $25,000 for Mary's Park
Alan Davis from Pullman Parks and Recreation with Pullman Kiwanis President Ginger Flynn as the Kiwanis Club donates money for Mary’s Park in 2019.

Map to Mary’s Park