So fun!! Just a small local spot we found on our trip and our kiddos had the best time.read more

One of the best natural swimming holes I've ever been to! Great for all ages. Enjoy the following:…read more Waterslide for kids & adults Diving board Sandy beach Roped off kids area Pavilion & picnic tables Bathroom Shower to clean off sand The water is a great cool temperature and if you're a responsible and decent swimmer- swim across the river to the damn and spillway and walk along the dams ledge. It's pretty safe. We do it every time we go. The hardest part is swimming back against the current. But anyone who is a mildly decent swimmer can handle it. I'm no champion swimmer and I can swim it without any problems- my 9 year old did it too with a little help.

The Henry's Fork Greenway runs along the Henry's Fork of the Snake River along the town of St…read more Anthony for several miles. It is a moderately hills paved path with 1/4 mile markers good for walkers and joggers. At several points, there is a view of the Fork - with minor waterfalls. There is also access to St. Anthony's cemetery. Several benches overlook the water. Great place for some solitude.

Best experience on the South Fork of the Snake all year. Great boats. Remember to bring your own…read morenet as they don't supply them. Make sure you adjust the oars to your liking.

Great drift boat! Very easy to pick up and drop off. The boat itself came with great storage under…read morethe seats to include a nice yeti (or similar) cooler. The oars were light and the boat was easy to row. Trailer was great, and everything worked. Highly recommend Miller Drift Boats.. great boat.. great price.. great service!

Wow. What a fly shop. Their file's are the best i have ever seen hands down. The guys/gals inside…read moreare very knowledgeable and friendly as well. We took a guided float trip with Chase. He was a PHENOMENAL guide! He was extremely patient, knowledgeable, and just straight up, cool as hell. From the first few minutes he had us on fish. He also had us bring our EURO rod so we could learn to use it and fish some faster sections using it. He taught us so much about the Euro rod and techniques to use with it. My girlfriend caught the biggest German Brown of her life! I know for a fact he used his own personal flies even though we got 24 flies included with the trip. Really appreciate him. The one drawback of the trip was they forgot to pack the meat for our sandwiches! Fortunately chase brought a ton of pasta and was kind enough to share it with us! Would never book anywhere else other than Three Rivers if i return to Idaho for another run on the snake. Will double check for the meat next time though!

I had the pleasure of having my first fly fishing excursion at this BEAUTIFUL ranch. I fear I may…read morebe ruined from fly fishing anywhere else! My brother in law (thanks Tate!) took me for the day to float the river and learn to fly fish. Upon our arrival we met with guide Chad who gave me a quick lesson on the lawn out front of the fishing shop. This 10 minute lesson was so effective that it set the tone for the rest of the day. The fishing shop is beautiful with couches, a fireplace... and more flies (artificial fishing flies) than your local dump. I purchased my fishing license and we were off. Chad ( and as I can assume all of the guides ) made me feel like a pro even though it was my first time out on the river. We got a TON of bites and it was clear that this ranch is located in the heart of trout country. It is important to note that I was there as a family friend for the day, and did not experience the full overnight cabin experience.... and I am truly sad I didn't get to see this ranch's full potential. The cabins were beautiful and surrounded a common clubhouse with a full kitchen (and chefs of course) full bar, old style piano, and the feeling of good 'ol fun. I can imagine how relaxing it would be to come back from a full day of fishing to have a nice dinner and a drink while relaxing in the clubhouse. A night of quiet cabin sleep, and then back on the river with a guide the next morning. A MUST for any fisherman (or woman) in the area. Make the trip, stay the night and prepare to mount up some amazing memories.

Stayed a couple nights in the backyard lodge with the wife early January. Very snowy and single…read moredigits outside, very cozy inside. Tasteful decor and a very homey feel. Despite having the bathroom in a separate building it was always warm and the shower water was always hot. Everything was exceptionally clean and tidy. The hostess, Marlene knows hospitality like a first language and is personable to a fault. Planning to return when it's warmer to get the full experience.

This park is absolutely beautiful! We were looking for a quiet and chill spot to cop a squat with…read morethe dogs out of the heat and to have a little picnic. We found this large, shady park on Google Maps and realized we were fairly close. Despite the road construction on W 2nd we found parking easily. We unloaded ourselves, both dogs, camp chairs, and food and drinks. Our Akita pretty much picked the shady spot she wanted to lay in and copped a squat. We joined her. In the middle of the summer day with temperatures in the 90s this park in the shade was so comfortable and cool breezes blew through. It was a lovely reprieve. There was so much space in this that with all of the people also using the park no one was on top of anyone. We were all able to spread out. There was even a large group of people playing different group games. On the other side of the park there was a large water feature where a lot of children were running around in and out of the tipping bucket that doused them in water. It was awesome. If I'd had on a suit I would have joined them. Right near the water playground there was a lot of seating for parents to keep an eye on their children and behind the seating and additional grass areas there was a carousel!!! We strolled inside and found a concession stand, too. We hung out for a few hours and then packed up. I love a good wholesome family outing.

Something fun to do in Rexburg is this little park. Perfect for summer. It's such a fun splash pad…read morewith slides and everything. They also have a fun carousel and they sell snacks.

Grandma and papa took 5 grands here for the day. Clean well kept pool and slides. The lifeguards…read morewere extra vigilant and I really appreciated that. The lazy river is awesome and they loved the slides. My wish is that Logan, Utah would offer this kind of aquatic center for their residents. We will be going back

I really liked this place. It was small. Kids were having fun without aggressive policing and too…read moremany dumb rules. Their locker rooms were kept clean. Trash was kept to a minimum. Lifeguards were nice young men & women that were easily approachable. Clerical staff & mgmt were very nice. Snack bar was adequate. Would've liked more meal options and more chairs. Plenty of parking. Easily accessible in & out of the venue. Definitely recommend for a stop-over for a few hours to kill before or after visiting the national parks.

Visited this last week. Lived here for 2 years while going to College. Absolutely loved it. This…read morewas many years ago though. Things have sure changed. The town is so much bigger. So many more things to do. I definitely recommend visiting.