Discover Modie Park: Lewiston’s Hidden Nature Escape

Nestled in the heart of Lewiston, Idaho, Ruth Rowell Modie Wildlife Park is a hidden urban oasis where nature, history, sustainability, and community come together. Explore scenic trails, discover pollinator gardens, learn about sustainable landscapes, and experience one of Lewiston’s best-kept secrets.

Explore, Learn & Connect

Modie Park Conservancy is dedicated to preserving and enhancing one of Lewiston’s most unique community treasures. What began as a vision to protect open space and promote environmental stewardship has grown into a vibrant destination featuring wildlife habitat, educational demonstrations, community gathering spaces, and historic landmarks.

Wildlife & Bird Watching

Observe birds, pollinators, and other wildlife that call the park home throughout the seasons.

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Sustainable Demonstration Projects

Explore the green roof, permeable parking area, xeriscape landscaping, and other environmentally friendly features.

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Historic Orchard Towers

Discover a piece of Lewiston’s agricultural history through one of the community’s remaining orchard gateway towers.

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Hidden Among the Flowers

Tucked within the Butterfly Garden is a quiet arbor and seating area that has become a favorite spot for reflection, photography, and enjoying the sights and sounds of nature.

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A Hidden Oasis

Fed by a natural spring and surrounded by native vegetation, the wetland provides habitat for birds, pollinators, and other wildlife while demonstrating how water can be conserved, filtered, and managed in a healthy landscape.

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What Will You Discover?

Whether you’re visiting for a quiet walk, a birdwatching adventure, a volunteer workday, or simply a moment of peace, Modie Park offers something new to discover throughout the year.

Preserving Nature, History & Community

Modie Park serves as a wildlife habitat, outdoor classroom, community gathering place, and living connection to Lewiston’s past. Through ongoing conservation, preservation, and educational efforts, the park continues to benefit residents and visitors alike.