Explore the Magic Valley

Twin Falls is built on the edge of the breathtaking Snake River Canyon. From our park, you are just minutes away from world-class waterfalls, deep canyons, and local culture.

Shoshone Falls rushing over basalt cliffs

Shoshone Falls Park

15 mins away

Known as the "Niagara of the West," Shoshone Falls is 212 feet tall—actually higher than Niagara Falls itself. Spring and early summer are the best times to visit when the winter snowmelt surges over the massive basalt cliffs. The park features lush lawns, viewpoints, and picnic areas making it a perfect afternoon trip from the RV park.

The Perrine Bridge arching high above the Snake River Canyon

I.B. Perrine Memorial Bridge

10 mins away

Standing 486 feet above the Snake River, this massive steel arch bridge is an iconic symbol of Twin Falls. It is one of the only places in the United States where BASE jumping is legal year-round without a permit. You can park at the visitor center for free and walk out onto the pedestrian paths to watch jumpers leap into the canyon below.

Centennial Waterfront Park along the Snake River in Twin Falls

Centennial Waterfront Park

12 mins away

If you want to experience the canyon from the bottom up, this is the place. Drive down into the canyon to access the Snake River at water level. It's the premier launching point for kayaking, paddleboarding, and boat tours. The towering canyon walls looming overhead offer a completely different perspective of the Magic Valley.

Perrine Coulee Waterfall in Twin Falls, known as the City of Waterfalls

Scenic View Perrine Coulee Waterfall

12 mins away

A hidden gem located right off Canyon Springs Road. This stunning 200-foot waterfall flows over a rocky overhang, allowing visitors to literally walk behind the cascading water. It's a surreal experience and a fantastic photo opportunity, accessible with just a short walk from the pull-off.

The Herrett Center for Arts and Science on the CSI campus in Twin Falls

Herrett Center for Arts and Science

8 mins away

Located on the College of Southern Idaho campus, this center features a fantastic natural history museum, a state-of-the-art planetarium, and an observatory. Admission to the museum galleries is completely free, making it a brilliant, educational way to spend an afternoon indoors.

2nd South Market, Idaho's original food hall in downtown Twin Falls

2nd South Market

5 mins away

When you're ready for a great meal, head downtown to this restored historic building. 2nd South Market is Idaho's first food hall, featuring a curated selection of local food vendors, a coffee shop, and a craft taproom. It's a lively community hub with indoor and outdoor seating—perfect for families and groups.