Fort Missoula Regional Park (FMRP)

About FMRP

Fort Missoula Regional Park is a 156-acre park and sports complex owned and operated by the City of Missoula and Missoula County.  The park features event pavilions and picnic shelters, 10 multi-sport grass fields, a synthetic turf sports field, seven softball diamonds, full-service concessions, eight tennis courts, and 22 pickleball courts. The park also includes an outdoor fitness center with nine workout stations, basketball courts, lawn volleyball, three playgrounds, historical interpretation, trails, restrooms, and parking. 

Phase 1 of the park (FMRP West) opened in 2017.  Phase 2, which includes the eastern portion of the park, opened in 2018.  The county-wide 2014 Parks and Trails Bond funded the project, including $38 million for construction at FMRP. 

FMRP Events and Reservations

Sgt. Bozo Dog Park

FMRP Dog Park opened in July 2019. The closest parking lot is at the FMRP tennis courts, 3219 Fort Missoula Road. Dogs must be leashed in all other areas of FMRP.

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Historic monument welcomes visitors to FMRP

A 6-foot tall, 460-pound "CCC Worker" greets visitors at FMRP. The statue honors Fort Missoula's heritage as one of the country's largest Civilian Conservation Corp camps in the 1930's and '40's. 

2014 Missoula County Parks and Trails Bond

Thank you, Missoula, for your support of the 2014 $42 million Missoula County Parks and Trails Bond.

The bond funded the development of Fort Missoula Regional Park, 10 new or improved City playgrounds, and a new trails program for Missoula County. $38 million of bond funds were earmarked for FMRP, $3 funded the Missoula County Trails program, and $1 million was allocated for playgrounds.