Lake Walcott State Park
Water skiing, power boating, windsurfing, sailing and bird watching are only a few of the activities that will make your stay at Lake Walcott enjoyable. Camping areas with RV hookups are available. Picnickers enjoy the acres of grass beneath groves of stately eastern hardwoods. Find out more...
The Snake River at Hagerman
This is a popular place to stop for a picnic while exploring the Hagerman Valley or fishing the Snake River at Bell Rapids, which can be good for trout fishing. The Hagerman Valley stretch of the Snake River is a popular day trip for floatboaters. Find out more...
Craters of the Moon National Monument
The moon-like landscape comes to life. See evidence of the Earth's amazing forces. In Spring the wildflowers soften the lava, and during the winter you can cross-country ski or snowshoe among the timeless features. Find out more...
Idaho's Newest Park
Castle Rocks State Park, a former ranch, is located adjacent to the City of Rocks National Reserve. Its 1440 acres includes similar outstanding rock formations, early 20th century ranch structures and pastures. Perfect for rock climbing, photography, picnicking, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, and superb birdwatching. Find out more...
Box Canyon
Crystal-clear water and a 20-foot waterfall are highlights of the 350-acre Earl M. Hardy Box Canyon Springs Nature Preserve near Twin Falls, site of the 11th largest spring in North America. Find out more...
The Outdoors
Parks, golf courses, and docks follow the Snake river as it winds through the region. The canyon walls frame the setting for fishing, rafting, and waterskiing. Small-town America lives here with friendly faces at every turn. Discover antique stores, museums, fairs, and festivals. Enjoy our art galleries, wine tastings, concert halls, and jazz shows.
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Affordable Summer Fun!
Our area is remarkable for the varied unique events and recreation opportunities. Visit t Our parks, local, state and national offer everything under the sun and stars. Remember August 14 and 15 is free fee weekend at Craters of the Moon, Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monuments and City of Rocks National Reserve. We have great food and wine too! Visit our wineries, Holesinki Vineyards is an organic vineyard – taste away in their tasting room – Snyder’s Winery is a delightful place – be sure to make reservations for dinner – the food and the wine are amazing! Rudy’s A Cook’s Paradise in Historic Downtown Twin Falls is the place to browse for every cooking gadget and they also have a terrific selection of wine and specialty foods- while you are there sign up for a cooking class. Joe Mama’s Car Show rolls into Jerome on August 18 – the cars and the experience is remarkable! And Fair season is here – up next are the Jerome, Cassia, Minidoka and Gooding County Fairs. Be there for the fun! One of the great values of the summer is a special all inclusive camping/white-water rafting adventure with High Adventure River Tours. Sign up today. We can assist you with your planning – call or contact us.
Southern Idaho Tourism
P.O. Box 5155
Twin Falls, ID 83303