It's a good place to practice snorkeling from the shore. I would suggest bringing a wet suit for…read morecooler water temperatures. I would also suggest a small inner tube with a red flag raised from it warning of divers in the area.

We stayed here not knowing what to expect, and I'm glad we did. It's super cute and they had a…read moreclassic car show in the main parking area. We didn't get in the water because of we were there in the fall. I'd stay again if I were in the area.

Another great park just off the highway where our family enjoyed one of many picnics. This is a…read moreGREAT playground. Small footprints are made up-for with height in the structures. Not a scrap of litter in sight and lots of trees for shade. A few picnic tables too. While we visited as tourists, this is clearly a popular place for local families.

Nice small peaceful garden/park with a pagoda, short trail to the river, large rocks, waterfall,…read morestatues, and places to sit and relax. Not a big place. Shaded with the sounds of the water.

This is a great spot to visit. The walk is peaceful and lots to walk and see. There is water ways…read moreand falls and intriguing paths to take. There is also a few restaurants across the street that looked amazing unfortunately we had already had a late lunch but def a stop we would love to do again.

My only experiences at Freeman Park have been to play disc golf. And it's a great place to play!…read more Only bad part is all the families that set up their picnics right in the middle of the course...

I love this place! It's all family run and the owners are super friendly. We got some really cool…read morepumpkins here this year. They always seem to have an event or special going on that they post on their Facebook page. They add more things to do every year. Funny enough, we've never actually made it to the corn maze because there are so many other things to do.

I really do like a good hiking trail. The other day I was…read moregetting ready for us to go on the trip we had planned, through one of Idaho's many lava fields, when I came across this interesting hike. some comments on a hike webpage said it as pleasant and easy. We weren't looking for a difficult end of day hike and we had already done one of the best lava fields on the plant at Craters of the of the Moon, so we chose to change our agenda to this river adjacent walk. When we got to the parking area, I could see the the path was, up. it wasn't along the river but walked along it a bit higher and climbed along the mountain side. it was perfect in my eyes, a bit more interesting. as we started our hike I appreciated how our view of the broad lazy river got belter and better. There were man turn offs from the main path to sit or just view the river and the country side. Ass the sun was going down the views got exponentially belter. We went over a river about mile in that was fed from hot springs. We crossed the small bridge and tested the water. Not that warm but still pretty cool. It was a great spot to call it a day and head back. It's an easy + route to go on that really gives you the best of river mountain and views. I would rate it possibly the best near Idaho Falls.

Are you a big fan of bridges and you absolutely love the color red? Then you are in for a treat…read more Why is this attraction called the Mini Golden Gate Bridge? All we could figure is because the bridge is red. See the photo for yourself and decide if this is worth the visit. Fortunately we were already on the river walk and didn't go too far out of our way.

Okay - as mentioned in my previous reviews, I love to golf and try different courses throughout the…read morecountry when just a short drive away. Staying in Idaho Falls for a small wedding, my parents, husband and I decided to spend a morning on the golf course before heading into the festivities. Sand Creek was the course of choice, thanks Dad!, and proved to be pretty much meh. COURSE: Located in literally the middle of nowhere, we found ourselves lost in just getting to the course. Despite using our phone for directions, google easily rerouted us to the country club, which was not our destination and only added to the frustration in attempting to find the course, and get there in a timely fashion. After doing some map digging, we spotted the course and headed that way! The course itself is nice, well taken care of and provides a variety of greens to challenge all skill levels! SERVICE: Upon arrival, there was no one to be found. The pro shop window was closed, the bar/restaurant was not open and not a soul in sight. We ended up spotting a woman carrying ice into the restaurant area and inquired with her before she waved down her boss to check us in and provide us with golf carts. She was friendly, but seemed annoyed that we interrupted her set up process. After using the bathroom, we opted for breakfast drinks on the course to loosen the mood, but she was unable to provide us with any hard alcohol, stupid Idaho drinking laws! However, she was generous enough to mix up a few drinks for us, and allow us to "start a tab" and pay after our round! Food is also offered, via order at the counter or call from any spot on the golf course for delivery or pick up once finished! The pro shop attendant was nice, allowed us to start at any time (regardless of our scheduled tee time) and made for quick but friendly interaction. Just a note: Masks are NOT required/were not required in this county when we played our round (early September) which made for a little bit of an uncomfortable experience. Being from Denver, where our restrictions are much harsher, I was surprised to see no one wearing masks, keeping socially distant or providing additional cleaning supplies. However, keep an eye out in the bar area, the sweet bartender makes and sells her own mask creations! Although, we had a fun experience, I'd easily choose another Idaho Falls course over this one next time

I'll preface this with I'm horrible at golf and play maybe twice a year. I'm not well versed in…read moregolf courses, i've only played on a half dozen or so. Golf Shop- good I guess, the employees there are very nice and they seem to have lots of golf equipment. Course- It was the first really nice day of the season and the place was packed. We got on in a relatively brief amount of time, maybe 10-15 mins. The course itself is challenging and for the fact we are just starting April it is pretty green. Golf Patrons- Once again I suck at golf, I realize this and won't spend 20 minutes trying to find a ball when there is a line of golfers waiting to tee up. If people had some basic common courtesy it wouldn't have taken us 4.5 hours to golf 9 holes. Also, if you have a child golfing with you, don't let them go 30 over par on every hole. This is another reasons why there should be some sort of golf etiquette class/agreement before you start golfing. IN CONCLUSION: I really enjoyed this golf course minus the horrible (and I mean horrible at life, not horrible at golf) people in front of us.