Caldwell Idaho Area Attractions

With so much to do in such an amazing place you are sure to find fun, adventure, relaxation or just stuff for the entire family. Here is a short list of things we find amazing right in our own backyard.

Babby Farms

 Babby Farms is a non-profit organization with a simple mission: to give children and adults with disabilities the opportunity to experience the joy of interacting with a wide range of animals. Most of our animals are hand-raised for this purpose. To help our cause, we are open to the general public for a fee. Studies show that all people, disabled or not, benefit from hands-on interaction with animals. Learn More 

Local Wineries

Wine lovers take note, the Sunnyslope Wine Trail in Caldwell, Idaho is the next must-sip wine destination you need to visit.
Nestled in the scenic Snake River Valley AVA, the Sunnyslope Wine Trail boasts 15 wineries and vineyards, award-winning wines, and intimate tasting and dining experiences, all framed by panoramic views. Come for the wine... stay for so much more!
From dining along the Snake River to toasting in the middle of a vineyard, the variety of wines and wineries provide a unique and smooth finish for wine lovers. Our Pacific Northwest climate is mild and perfect for year-round adventures, so come sip with us, anytime! Learn More
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Caldwell Nights Rodeo

Now in its 96th year, Caldwell Night Rodeo is one of the largest and longest-running annual events in Canyon County, drawing rodeo fans in excess of 45,000 over 5 action-packed nights. Listed among the Top 20 Professional Rodeos AND Top 5 Large Outdoor Rodeos in the nation, Caldwell Night Rodeo features the best professional cowboys, cowgirls and animal athletes in the world and is an annual stop on the professional rodeo tour. Learn More
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Whittenberger Planetarium 

The Whittenberger Planetarium has been serving primarily as a public outreach facility since 1970. It is the annual destination of thousands of people throughout the Treasure Valley and beyond. The projector can show northern and limited southern constellations, all planets visible to the unaided eye, the sun, moon, a few deep space objects, and both nightly and annual motions of all of the above.  The sky can be viewed from different locations and times on Earth with several specialized projectors helpful in demonstrating daily and seasonal changes visible in the night sky.  A digital overlay and a large collection of images add to the educational opportunities and experiences offered during shows.   
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Warhawk Air Museum in Nampa
The Warhawk Air Museum was brought to life in 1989 by our co-founders John and Sue Paul as a place to preserve military aviation history. The museum has since become an educational destination for over 5,000 school-age children and 25,000 visitors each year. Love at First Sight It all began with John Paul’s passion for airplanes.The Museum Is Born In 1986, Sue and John Paul moved to Boise, Idaho with two WWII era planes. When John began restoring a third plane in a hangar at the Caldwell Airport, people gathered to watch and witness the revival of history. Visitors began leaving boxes filled with WWII memorabilia, like uniforms and equipment, with notes attached that said, “Maybe you can do something with this.” The Paul’s knew they needed to preserve this history. The museum began in that hangar at the Caldwell airport, but by 2000, there were so many donated pieces of history that they decided to relocate to Nampa. Learn More 

Action Fun and Adventure


The Caldwell, Boise, Nampa metroplex provides a mix of country, mountain adventure and city-scapes. Ask our friendly staff for some ideas and they will gladly point you in the proper direction.  Here is a list of some local calendars to find what events are scheduled during your stay.
Indian Creek Plaza Calendar found HERE
City of Caldwell Facebook Page and events found HERE
Canyon County Facebook Page and events found HERE
Nampa Events found HERE 
Boise Events found HERE
Canyon County Museum Found HERE

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