We visited this park with some friends who live in the area (we are out of town) and it was so fun!…read moreThere is a pool, playground and splash pad all in the same place. I heard the pool has swim lessons. We just enjoyed the splash pad and playground. I love that I could sit at one table and see both of the play areas so my older kid could run back and forth from playground to splash pad. There was shade, lots of grass, restrooms, and plenty of parking.

I like that the splash pad and playground are close to each other…read more Went in the afternoon and the bathrooms were disgusting. There was fecal matter on the toilet and it smelled horrendous inside the bathrooms. Plus there's very little lighting in there making it really hard for a small child to use.

Great park, big, clean, and lots to do there. We were looking for a place to walk our dogs while…read morein Idaho Falls for shopping and this was perfect. Tons of squirrels to keep the pups amused!

Great park for kids. This park is surrounded by multiple parks with softball fields. This park has…read morea playground for young kids. Lots of fun with interactive toys and swingset. There are six tables under a covered canopy where you can have a birthday party or just have your lunch. This area needs attention, there is trash and food on the ground and walls. Other than the picnic area, everything looks great.

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!

The best walk is between Broadway St. and Route 20. The falls are in that section as is an island…read morewith an interesting story about a man who built a cabin there and lived there for many years. On the west side, you get great views of a waterfall that is part man-made, part natural that only drops maybe 12 feet or so, but goes on for 100 yards or more over many rocky areas. Many people focus on the part on the west side just north of Broadway up to views of the temple (1/2 mile one way). If you do the loop that I said is the best walk - going on both sides - it is 2.3 miles total. It is all asphalt. There are rest rooms along the way. There are a number of places to sit. There are scooters for rent as well.

Very cool fountain! This fountain is in the center of a roundabout, so it's easiest to be a…read morepassenger in the car and take pictures. This is a must see when visiting the area .

I expected this to be a park and it is an incredible round about. This has to be the coolest round…read moreabout I ever seen in the United States. What a fun addition to Idaho Falls.

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.

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.

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...

$18 for overnight camping. They have a boat ramp and day…read moreuse also. We found this place on google but I figured I would share it on yelp. The place has a few full time residents even though it is 10-15 days max. The place is green and we'll up kept. The bad side is the fire rings, bbq pits and bathrooms are dirty. There also is a train track a little ways away.