I have boarded my mare at Little Feather Ranch for the last 7 months. Also taken riding lessons 3…read moretimes a week. I have been extremely satisfied with all the staff, The training of my mare as well as my riding lessons;) My mare has come a long way during the time she has been worked with. She is very happy and content with the environment there.

We randomly stopped by Juniper Mountain Outfitters last week as we were a mile down the road…read morelooking to see if any salmon had yet arrived on their long journey from the Pacific Ocean. We were warmly welcomed by the owner's family and received an invitation to try out a short horseback ride around the stable. My two girls, 10 and 7, loved the experience and we plan to come back for a full-ride next summer.

Very affordable and such a fun place to go! We've taken our son twice now, and we do the whole…read morething for $15! So many activities for kids of all ages, staff is so friendly, and it's big but not overwhelming. We keep going back to play!

We wanted to check out a pumpkin patch and this place was open on a Sunday til 10pm. It's not a…read morebad sizes they have a good selection of inflatable bouncy attractions. For big kids and small kids. The little car section according to my 5 year old nephew was pretty boring they only had one car working out of 3, and the 3rd once wasn't even fast. The train section was fun for him. The zoo was also a nice touch. The goats were very sweet and the chickens too. The Tik tok game was fun. The ax trowing looked fun. The pumpkin lunching was fun for the first one the second time my daughter tried it the pumpkin went the other way ended up hitting me. My arm hurts and it's swollen but the only did they said can I get you some ice. Okay. Also its not handicap accessible if you have a wheelchair theirs no where to go inside the place.

My Grandchildren had a great experience at Brookside camp. Hoping to see Holiday Break Camps!…read moreWe will back! Highly recommend Brookside!!!

I've been to Farm to Fork at Indian Creek Plaza twice this year, and it's such a fun way to spend a…read moreTuesday evening! The market runs every Tuesday from May 19 through September 29, from 5:00-8:00 p.m. I especially love coming here for the fresh fruits and veggies, locally handmade goods, and freshly baked bread. I'm also a huge fan of local honey and swear by its health benefits! Kingdom Sunrise Acres has a booth here, and I can honestly tell when I go without their honey because my allergies start acting up. I also love browsing all the cute shops and vendor booths. They make the entire experience feel like more than just a farmers market--it's a fun little Tuesday-night outing! There's plenty to enjoy beyond the market, too. Kindred on the Creek has an awesome happy hour and the cutest outdoor seating right along the Greenbelt. I enjoyed their Viognier, with its delicate aromas of honeysuckle and pear, along with their happy-hour charcuterie board--the perfect pairing for relaxing outside! The live music and bands give the whole area such a fun, lively energy, and there are outdoor fountains for the kids to run through. I also spotted a pizza place that I'd love to try while sitting outside at one of the picnic tables. And apparently, one of the nearby bars has $1 Jell-O shots! LOL--those might have to make it onto my Farm to Fork itinerary next time!

I don't know why I didn't visit Indian Creek Plaza last year, but I just went last night, and I…read morehave to tell you it really lifted my spirits & put me in the holiday mood! I had no idea how many lights they put up, and hadn't seen their new ice skating rink either. The downtown is just brimming with holiday cheer, colorful lights, and ice skating, even music. I guess I didn't fully understand the sheer volume of Christmas lights they put up, but it's enough that you have to walk all the way around and across the river to see it all! It's incredible, and they have some really cool "features" that I wasn't expecting to see. Such fun! It was raining when we went, but the combination of the people, places, lights, excitement, and the magic of all almost made the rain delightful. :) The whole experience brought me so much joy. I've been so stressed lately with all the holiday "stuff" that needs to be done that I forgot what the season was about. My visit to Indian Creek Plaza really brought things into focus for me...not just because of the lights, but because the lights serve as a reminder of the joy, the people, love, and time together is what really makes the holidays so special. Go visit. Take a friend, or your family, or both. Make an evening of it. Grab some coffee or a slice of pizza together, and explore the lights, the creek, and just enjoy each other's company.

Such a fun activity in Boise! I went in not expecting a lot, but our group of eight had a great…read moretime talking and paddling around the pond. This activity is fun for people of all ages--we saw a couple of boats with children 3-5 years old who were all smiles looking at the birds, ducks, and even the turtle in the pond. Pro-tip: if you want the ducks to come to your boat, bring some bread to feed them!

We had so much fun on the pedal boat! We paid $10 for half hour which was plenty of time. We took…read moresome bread with us and fed the ducks & geese that were in the pond. It was mostly shaded. Highly recommend doing this activity! We loved it!

I had such a good experience here thanks to Lily! She was very helpful and we had a great time…read morejumping!

What does the card say "Buy One Get One Pass" It's not…read more It's get one hour free if you buy the first hour. Monica, the manager was short, not helpful, and didn't solve the problem. She wouldn't even give her last initial so I could elevate this issue. Won't be booking another party here. When we had our party the staff melted my child's ice cream cake!! Won't be coming back!

We did the full tour. We had a good time on the tour. We would be interested in doing the night…read moretour next time. Tip to future Zippers: 1. Absolutely bring bug spray. If not for the mosquitos, definitely for the wasps that are literally swarming every platform you will zip line too and from. And since there is no where to run too on the platforms to avoid the wasps-you best be prepared. 2. Bring your patience. The full tour is about 3 hours. We had a full group of 10 for our tour and its fair to say you spend 3/4 of the time waiting for the rest of the group to zip from one platform to another. There is quite a bit of opportunity to staff the tours better so this is less of an issue. 3. Try not to over think the process. One of our guides was really over exaggerating everything, so far as to say you get severe rope burn/whiplash from the green brake ropes if you don't grab them as you approach the platforms. This is definitely not the case. I could tell it made some newbies pretty nervous. But after your first zip line, you learn to relax and enjoy the ride- and quickly figure out which of the guides is full of it. ;) Happy Zipping!

Took my son to Zip Boise for his birthday, had a great time. The full tour includes a jump from…read morethe 6th tower that makes it worth the full tour price. To have the most amazing time make sure your zip tour guide is Cody, dude was absolutely hilarious. He made the zip tour outstanding and a great time.