Fun small town pool. They have a snack bar, bathrooms with changing areas, a slide, diving board,…read morepicnic tables and lifeguards. Hours are limited and the swim season is short. But it is perfect on a hot summer day.

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.

We love escape rooms and travel a lot so try to find rooms in all places we visit. This place has 3…read morerooms. We did the murder mystery room. It was a more difficult room and there was only two of us playing it. The girl said there is only a 15% success rate for this room. They give you unlimited clues and hints in this room so this was helpful. We were the only ones there in the whole business so the girl was able to let us know how the room was solved, which we like to know. You have to make an appt/online booking as there is not someone just there waiting for walk-ins as there has been in other escape rooms in different cities. The cool thing about the rooms here is that they reconfigure the rooms often so you can go back and have a try at it again.

Great rooms and super fun. Staff was SO friendly. They made our experience so fun. We were able to…read morecomplete the escape room just with 2 minutes left! They add different rooms and are continuing to grow. I would HIGHLY recommend.

​We spent a whole week in Yellowstone National Park last week and saw tons of wildlife in their…read morenatural habitat, including watching a grizzly bear on a bison carcass through binoculars! But the kids really wanted a close up bear sighting, which brought us to Yellowstone Bear World. It turned out to be a fantastic decision! ​We loved the drive through experience and got to see so many black and brown bears right outside our car window. Pro-tip: Go early before noon! On hot summer days, the bears start heading for the water or tree shade by afternoon. We saw a ton of bears on our first loop in the morning around 11, but significantly fewer when we did a final pass around 2:30 PM. The best part is that your admission lets you drive through as many times as you like! ​They do offer a bear cub bottle feeding experience, but it was already fully booked through August, so definitely reserve that well in advance if you want to do it. ​Even without the cub feeding, there was plenty to keep everyone entertained. ​Petting Zoo: The kids absolutely loved petting the adorable baby deer! ​More Wildlife: We spotted bison, elk, magpies, and even a bald eagle. ​Extras: They have a few fun amusement rides and a Dinosaur World exhibit that kept the kids engaged. couple of small heads up for management : Restrooms: The restrooms could definitely use more regular cleaning and restocking throughout the day, there were paper towels and toilet paper scattered everywhere when we used them. Rides: Three of the rides were out of order during our visit, which made the lines considerably longer for the remaining ones, especially the roller coaster (which is by far the best ride there!). ​It's a hassle free, highly rewarding stop for families wanting an up close animal encounter. Highly recommended if you have kids.

After traveling through several national parks, we surprisingly hadn't seen a single bear in the…read morewild, so we thought this would be an opportunity to finally see some. We quickly realized there were many different animals throughout the drive-through area, including deer, bison, elk, and, of course, bears. At first, it was exciting to see them so close, but as we continued through, my feelings completely changed. Seeing so many animals contained within relatively small areas honestly made me sad. Instead of enjoying the experience, I found myself wondering about their stories--how they ended up here, whether they were rescued, born in captivity, or unable to survive in the wild. I understand that places like this provide people with an opportunity to see wildlife up close, and there may be circumstances surrounding these animals that visitors aren't aware of. But from my perspective, it began to feel more like entertainment for humans than an opportunity to appreciate wildlife. By the end, I found myself wishing these beautiful animals could be roaming freely in the wild rather than being viewed from our cars. I went in excited about finally seeing bears, but I left feeling genuinely sad and conflicted about the whole experience.

The staff here is extremely rude and the member's aren't any better save your money and your time…read moreand go to another course

So let me start by saying you guys are great! Mackenna(apologies if I spelled that wrong) you are a…read moregreat bartender! You and Dave made my family and I feel very welcome, especially for being new around here..the food and draaaanks were great, the conversation was awesome and the music was hilarious and entertaining(Cayden +friends). You guys all made such an enjoyable evening for us. We will be back to hang with you again and we all really appreciate the cool tips from some of the best locals we've had the pleasure of meeting;) can't wait to try snowmobiling! Thanks again friends! See You soon!

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.

Great fun. Staff is excellent. Clearly explained everything. No mechanical issues. Provide helmets…read moreand goggles.

They stole 1000 bucks from us because we rolled it because they did not tell us what not to do!…read moreWhen you let go of the steering wheel it automatically turns all the way to the side and flips you. BE WARNED! SCAMMM!!!!

Love this little golf course. This is a family owned business and are always so friendly and…read morehelpful. They are great The course is only a 9 hole par 3, but it's inexpensive and a nice place for beginners to play as it's usually not super busy so there's not a lot of pressure. Experienced players can practice their short game as no drivers are needed. If I remember correctly the longest hole was 145yard, and the shortest was 89yards. This is a walking golf course, no carts are available, but the way it's set up it's easy to walk.