Great park and pretty big as well. Clean playground and hardly any traffic, but didn't see any…read morerestrooms or shades. Seen tables and a few kids. Very awesome place plus allot of parking, really clean and multiple areas for kids to play. Only thing missing with be a big of shade and fencing just in case.

Super fun for kids of all ages. Even when there are lots of people it isn't hard for your kids to…read moreplay.

I love this place. Good affordable fun for the family . They have a big pool with diving board and…read moreslide (pay extra) there are 2 hot pools on the other side. There is a snack shop with hotdogs burgers etc. family and adult friendly,

Call first. These imbeciles don't know how to update their hours. Website said they're open but a…read morehandy flyer in their lobby said different. 90 minute drive each way.. Thanks for wasting my entire Sunday! Looks like a run down motel 8 pool with an old McDonald's slide anyways.

We went here for a birthday party and had the place to ourselves. You have a choice of renting…read moreroller skates or roller blades. The building and rink are old , but it serves its purpose for fun. Not new and flashy but it has character and is a fun family place regardless.

Took my 9 year old to this place and they are playing music saying get nasty sexy at 3pm on…read moreWednesday. Place is full of kids. WHY? Other than that I liked it, but I don't want my kid hearing this kind of music. Do better guys. These are our kids. I know it sucks to have to skate around this (no pun intended ). But save that shit fo date night.

That stretch of the Caribou-Targhee is a genuinely underrated part of that whole Jackson Hole area…read more Stunning scenery and so much to do. Can't recommend it enough.

Beautiful drive from Idaho to Montana. Recommend it if you want a smooth route and to see people…read morefly fishing and river rafting on the sides. Air was fresh and clean.

I adore a scenic small town! We drove east from Rexburg and strolled around the historic downtown…read morearea and the falls park. It was a perfect day to play tourist. The temperature was in the 70s and it drizzled. We were able to walk around the area at our leisure. It wasn't crowded and parking was no problem either. Several people were on their lunch break either eating or stretching their legs along the paths. I've never been to a park that has so many art sculptures throughout. They were all animals either as groups or solo and they were lovely. I took a lot of pictures of the sculptures. The sound of the falls from everywhere was so relaxing and peaceful. We strolled from one side to the other and spent a couple of hours just enjoying the scenery. I love days like that!

I thought it was gonna be some big naturally made water fall but it was still really coolread more

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.

Nice lake to spend a summer day. You can bring or rent paddleboard's kayaks and other non-motorized…read moreboats. It's six dollars per car per day and two dollars for animals, must be on leash. There are restrooms and play areas for the kids. Plenty of beach space room to put your pop-ups up. Plenty of easy parking almost right on the beach. The water is pretty fresh with minimal lake weed. You can also fish here as long as you have your fishing license. Clean beach lots of fun.

This is a hidden gem. Found this place on line passing through. This find was Serendipitous…read more And quite possibly to best RV stay for us for one night. This is a county managed small park right in Idaho Falls on the water. There is a camp host there who collects your $40 a night fee. Super clean and safe, quiet. Public bathroom. There is a dump station with drinking water connections. So you can fill up your RV water tank. No electricity. So perfect for my lithium powered van. And for those who can camp off grid. This is a first come first serve camp ground. So get there early if you can. I highly recommend this place for those passing through to Yellowstone NP.

Beautiful hidden park right in the city. Limited camping sites, beautiful manicured grass. Some…read morespots are very large. We came without knowing anything about it. Had plenty of space for our 40ft RV with a vehicle in tow. They have bathrooms, although I did not go in, there were a few people camping in tents. They do charge 40$ for camping we thought it was worth it! Their box for the money is in front of the host's site...

Get your climb on at the largest indoor climbing gym in the entire state of Idaho!…read more18,000 sq ft of climbing space - walls that stretch 40' in height - with the longest route reaching 50' total - indoor weights and treadmills for members - tons of bouldering areas - classes - competitions - parties and more! On-Belay, Belay-On! Climbing, Climb-On! This is THE place to climb indoors, sheltered from the 2 weeks of blistering Summer heat we get here in Idaho Falls. The Edge hasn't been open too long, so it's not overly crowded yet. I hope it stays this way for a while. But at the same time, I hope enough people come so that they stay in business. Alternative '90's & early 2000's music plays in the background as giant fans circulate the comfortable cool air around. They've got a gear shop, snacks, beverages, comfy padded benches to sit & watch the climbers. The prices are reasonable considering the high quality of this facility. The Edge receives 5 stars from me, along with my highest recommendation.

The Edge is a brand new indoor climbing gym and has everything a climber could want. The routes are…read morelong and they have a variety to push every skill set. I really like the bouldering part they have set up. I just wish it was closer to my house! Depending on how often you come, I would recommend getting a membership.