The best glamping in Boise with wifi provided

The capital city of Idaho doesn’t disappoint for outdoor enthusiasts. Boise is a metropolis in western Idaho that has a significant population living alongside great parks and mountain surroundings. The Boise River provides a recreation corridor through town and serves as a common sight for city trails, pathways, and open spaces. The general region surrounding Boise has a diverse set of ecosystems with high desert landscapes and steep, forested mountains—here visitors can find excellent camping opportunities in the Boise National Forest, plus easy access to trailheads for hiking, mountain biking, and hot springs. The mild weather and amenities in Boise make this a top-notch year-round destination.

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The capital city of Idaho doesn’t disappoint for outdoor enthusiasts. Boise is a metropolis in western Idaho that has a significant population living alongside great parks and mountain surroundings. The Boise River provides a recreation corridor through town and serves as a common sight for city trails, pathways, and open spaces. The general region surrounding Boise has a diverse set of ecosystems with high desert landscapes and steep, forested mountains—here visitors can find excellent camping opportunities in the Boise National Forest, plus easy access to trailheads for hiking, mountain biking, and hot springs. The mild weather and amenities in Boise make this a top-notch year-round destination.

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1. Smokejumper Tiny Home Resort

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5 sites · Lodging · Idaho City, ID

Come experience an all new tiny home 45 minutes from Boise!! Brand new modern tiny homes that come complete with full bathroom, kitchen and two sleeping areas. Equipped with the latest in Smart Glass technology for privacy, firepits with cooktop for outdoor dining and minutes to the infamous Idaho City Hot Springs resorts and tons of other outdoor activities!

2. Wildedge Ranch Yurt

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1 site · Lodging · Garden Valley, ID

Our cozy furnished yurt is nestled in 43 acres of secluded mountains a mile above the S Fork of the Payette River between Banks and Crouch. It offers off the grid camping with electricity, mini-split, wood burning stove, sink, propane cook stove, grill and WiFi if desired. It's close to most every outdoor activity you would find in the mountains of Idaho. Note: Our yurt may not suitable for everyone. There's no running water but we provide 10 gallons and there is a clean porta-potty.

3. Gold Mine Hotel & RV Park

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29 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Idaho City, ID

The Gold Mine Hotel is conveniently located next to the Gold Mine Grill & Saloon. Here, you will find Idaho City's hub for entertainment and the best food for miles around. Every weekend year round you can enjoy live music from talented artists! Looking to get away for awhile? Idaho City is the perfect place for a mountain getaway. Our central location allows you to enjoy a wide variety of different activities and attractions, all while enjoying the solitude of the pristine Idaho wilderness. Have a relaxing soak at The Springs or take a trail through one of Idaho's beautiful forests. River rafting opportunities await along the Payette River if you are seeking an adrenaline-pumping adventure. You'll find many places to cast your hook if you're looking for a quiet day of fishing in the Boise National Forest. No matter where your journey takes you, you can join us for dinner, live entertainment, and beverages. When the night grows old, you can retire in Idaho City’s newest hotel rooms, far from the bustle of the city. We offer a variety of amenities to make your stay with us as comfortable as possible. TV's are available in every room with the option to use your Netflix, Hulu or whichever viewing account you have. We provide complimentary high-speed internet access. We look forward to seeing you.

4. Owyhee River Ranch

4 sites · Lodging · Nyssa, OR

Unique, private campground experience with 3 great yurt options. Nearby attractions include worldwide famous brown trout fly fishing, hiking, hot springs, and lake adventures. We are located approximately 10 miles north of the Owyhee dam and two miles south of popular Snively hot springs. Property features a common area with bathroom/shower and cooking area. There is also a seasonal fly shop/general store with offerings such as farm fresh eggs and raw milk.

5. Cozy and POSH-est Yurt

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2 sites · Lodging · Boise, ID

Escape to this beautiful Yurt in picturesque Boise National Forest. This cozy retreat offers a serene getaway for guests. The bedroom boasts a comfortable king bed, ensuring a restful night's sleep. Above the bedroom enjoy the loft, a fun area for kids to sleep or enjoy a view through the dome. With amenities like AC, heating, full kitchen, and WIFI you'll have everything you need for a comfortable stay. The bathroom features a refreshing shower, perfect for starting your day off right. Whether you're exploring the mountains or simply relaxing in the inviting ambiance of the Yurt, it's easy to see why you'll be able to unwind at our place. The Space: The Blue Yurt is a charming unique mountain getaway on nearly 2 acres. Has large deck with room to BBQ, sit, and relax. This Yurt is the perfect getaway for the family, romantic weekend, or a base camp for your outdoor adventures. About the Yurt: The 30’ yurt came from Pacific Yurts in Cottage Grove, Oregon. The yurt was erected in 2022 and in 2023 we added all the rooms and beautiful woodwork inside. It is on a Kiln Dried Tongue and Groove decking. Yurts are designed to withstand cold winters and this one is no exception. Temperature Control: The decking is insulated underneath to help with the cold winters. When the sun is out on a warm day the yurt will heat up nicely through the dome and can be cooled by opening the windows, the dome, and running the ceiling fan. Also keeping the outside windows up keeps the heat out if you get to hot. the yurt is equipped with a mini-split w/remoted, allowing personalized temperature control. Kitchen: We have everything you need to cook a meal at your home away from home. Refrigerator w/freezer, 2 burner cooktop, microwave, Keurig, and toaster oven. Have all the basics from napkins, plates, silverware, cooking supplies, spices, flour, sugar etc. Don’t feel like cooking then head down to the local bar & restaurant for a nice meal, drink, and meet some locals. Living Room: Inside is a quaint living area with a couch where guests can gather, unwind, and enjoy the yurt!. There is no TV but feel free to use the wireless internet for your own devices. Take the time to enjoy being unplugged from the everyday hustle and bustle of life.

6. Sweet Pepper Ranch's Glamping Tent

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1 site · Lodging · Nampa, ID

Sweet Pepper Ranch is a horse ranch nestled between a town and country. We raise mustangs and Quarter Horses and teach the Western discipline of ranch riding. We manage our land in an eco-friendly horse manner--composting/manure management, non-toxic pest control, pasture management with rotational grazing, drought-tolerant native landscaping, mud and dust control, wildlife enhancement, equine enrichment--and more! We also offer farm tours, RV/LQ parking, and horse motel accommodations. Guests are invited to enjoy our solar heated pool, outdoor patios, wireless internet, evening bon fires (weather and time-permitting), horse farm tours (by appointment only, separate fee) and our friendly ranch atmosphere. Coffee and fresh, local bakery pastry included for breakfast, brought warm to your tent at about 7am. Learn more about this land: Sweet Pepper Ranch is a small-scale horse ranch in the high desert of southwestern Idaho. We are nestled in a rural agricultural setting yet close to stores and conveniences. We raise and train horses and work all day to exercise and train our horses as well as run the day-to-day aspects of running a large horse property. Our equestrian facilities include individual paddocks with attached runs (12’ x 52’), automatic waterers, feeders, rubber stall mats, a 200' x 300' outdoor sand arena, a 72’ x 120’ indoor arena, two round pens (one large), numerous trail obstacles, large-scale permanent outdoor obstacles, an outdoor washrack, as well as parking, port-a-potty, arena bleachers, and picnic table areas. Nearby activities abound from visiting rodeos and wineries to trail riding at sunset near waterfalls or hiking painted desert canyons. There are wildlife refuges to visit, hot springs to relax in, wilderness mountains to explore, scenic rivers to raft, railways to travel along--and North America’s largest concentration of breeding raptors to dazzle you. Learn more and see photos at the Sweet Pepper Ranch website or like us on Facebook at Sweet Pepper Ranch. See you down the road!

7. The Domestead - Off grid Glamping

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2 sites · Lodging · Crouch, ID

A secluded, mountaintop hideaway for adventure & renewal Perched high above Garden Valley, The Domestead is a one-of-a-kind geodesic dome built into the cliffs of Idaho’s wild forestland. Surrounded by 87 private acres of pine trees, granite outcrops, and native wildlife, this secluded mountaintop hideaway rewards the adventurous couple with an experience of total privacy, incredible views, and stillness that invites reflection, self-discovery and connection. Accessible only by those willing to journey up a long, steep mountain road, The Domestead is a place that changes with the seasons and offers something different each time you visit. Whether you're winding up the forested road in summer or navigating snow-packed trails in winter, getting here is part of what makes the experience so special. The property borders a 500-acre elk preserve and backs up to miles of untouched BLM and Forest Service land. It’s wild, peaceful, and full of life—everything we hoped it would be when we first walked it. Inside, the space is warm, quiet, and intentionally built. Radiant heated floors, a mini-split for both heat and AC, reliable Starlink internet, and an off-grid solar and battery system all come together to make the dome comfortable no matter the season. The well water goes through a complex filtration setup we invested in to make sure it's clean, crisp, and safe to drink — something we really care about. Everything here was chosen with intention. It's not fancy, but it's thoughtful. It's not for everyone, but it might be just right for you.

8. Slippery Gulch

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1 site · Lodging · Garden Valley, ID

Cozy, minimalist cabin with a loft bed, a small kitchen, and shower. The property boasts a beautiful view of Garden Valley, 5 minutes to the town of Crouch. Kayaking, Fishing, Hunting, Golf, Hiking, Mountain Biking, Hot Springs and just about any other outdoor activity you’d like to do can probably be done nearby. We have a few nearby restaurants, a local bar that brings killer music to the area and we even have our own musical theater nearby in Starlight Mountain Theater. 1 hour and 10 minutes from Boise. Sleeps 4- pets for additional fee.

9. Airstream Oasis

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1 site · Lodging · Boise, ID

You will love this unique and romantic escape. Located in a private backyard in Boise's Central Bench neighborhood. Just a short 3 blocks to the Greenbelt bike path and the Boise River. This newly updated Airstream has all the modern amenities you are looking for. The Airstream is located under a strand of Cherry Trees with the door opening up to your own private backyard with fire pit, garden, fenced in yard, and a chicken coup. The Airstream has a fully stocked kitchen; stove, oven, microwave, and coffee maker. AC and heat as well as running water and a flushing toilet.

10. Homestead Sanctuary

1 site · Lodging · Boise, ID

We are an urban homestead intentional community with an educational permaculture experience, a sweet opportunity to see how to see our homes in a different light, that creating a small ecovillage community is within reach. Much of our infrastructure is created from salvaged materials, eclectically rustically organic. Chickens, bees, food forests, ponds, rain catchment, greywater recapture systems, thermal mass rocket stove, rain catchment, vermiculture~hügelkultur~composting synergy, arts~crafts~music~potluck opportunities. Cold plunge, hot tub, bicycles, games, movies as well!

11. Blue Betty Vintage Camper

1 site · Lodging · Boise, ID

Welcome to Camp Boise on the Depot Bench! Our vintage camper, Blue Betty, is tucked into a private corner of our residential property, surrounded by trees. This is a truly unique, affordable, and memorable stay in the heart of Boise. Just 10 minutes from the airport and 5 minutes from downtown, you’ll be conveniently located to enjoy the best the city has to offer — while still having a peaceful place to rest your head at night. Fall asleep to the sound of crickets and wake refreshed, ready to explore the City of Trees! During the daytime, expect some neighborhood sounds, including the nearby junior high school and the occasional yardwork. We share our home with 2 dogs, 2 cats, and 2 kids. While we’re happy to give you space, this is our family home, so you’ll likely see or hear us from time to time. We’re excited to host you and are always happy to help you get the most out of your stay.

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The Domestead - Off grid Glamping

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2 sites · Lodging · Crouch, ID

A secluded, mountaintop hideaway for adventure & renewal Perched high above Garden Valley, The Domestead is a one-of-a-kind geodesic dome built into the cliffs of Idaho’s wild forestland. Surrounded by 87 private acres of pine trees, granite outcrops, and native wildlife, this secluded mountaintop hideaway rewards the adventurous couple with an experience of total privacy, incredible views, and stillness that invites reflection, self-discovery and connection. Accessible only by those willing to journey up a long, steep mountain road, The Domestead is a place that changes with the seasons and offers something different each time you visit. Whether you're winding up the forested road in summer or navigating snow-packed trails in winter, getting here is part of what makes the experience so special. The property borders a 500-acre elk preserve and backs up to miles of untouched BLM and Forest Service land. It’s wild, peaceful, and full of life—everything we hoped it would be when we first walked it. Inside, the space is warm, quiet, and intentionally built. Radiant heated floors, a mini-split for both heat and AC, reliable Starlink internet, and an off-grid solar and battery system all come together to make the dome comfortable no matter the season. The well water goes through a complex filtration setup we invested in to make sure it's clean, crisp, and safe to drink — something we really care about. Everything here was chosen with intention. It's not fancy, but it's thoughtful. It's not for everyone, but it might be just right for you.

Slippery Gulch

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1 site · Lodging · Garden Valley, ID

Cozy, minimalist cabin with a loft bed, a small kitchen, and shower. The property boasts a beautiful view of Garden Valley, 5 minutes to the town of Crouch. Kayaking, Fishing, Hunting, Golf, Hiking, Mountain Biking, Hot Springs and just about any other outdoor activity you’d like to do can probably be done nearby. We have a few nearby restaurants, a local bar that brings killer music to the area and we even have our own musical theater nearby in Starlight Mountain Theater. 1 hour and 10 minutes from Boise. Sleeps 4- pets for additional fee.

Airstream Oasis

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1 site · Lodging · Boise, ID

You will love this unique and romantic escape. Located in a private backyard in Boise's Central Bench neighborhood. Just a short 3 blocks to the Greenbelt bike path and the Boise River. This newly updated Airstream has all the modern amenities you are looking for. The Airstream is located under a strand of Cherry Trees with the door opening up to your own private backyard with fire pit, garden, fenced in yard, and a chicken coup. The Airstream has a fully stocked kitchen; stove, oven, microwave, and coffee maker. AC and heat as well as running water and a flushing toilet.

Homestead Sanctuary

1 site · Lodging · Boise, ID

We are an urban homestead intentional community with an educational permaculture experience, a sweet opportunity to see how to see our homes in a different light, that creating a small ecovillage community is within reach. Much of our infrastructure is created from salvaged materials, eclectically rustically organic. Chickens, bees, food forests, ponds, rain catchment, greywater recapture systems, thermal mass rocket stove, rain catchment, vermiculture~hügelkultur~composting synergy, arts~crafts~music~potluck opportunities. Cold plunge, hot tub, bicycles, games, movies as well!

Blue Betty Vintage Camper

1 site · Lodging · Boise, ID

Welcome to Camp Boise on the Depot Bench! Our vintage camper, Blue Betty, is tucked into a private corner of our residential property, surrounded by trees. This is a truly unique, affordable, and memorable stay in the heart of Boise. Just 10 minutes from the airport and 5 minutes from downtown, you’ll be conveniently located to enjoy the best the city has to offer — while still having a peaceful place to rest your head at night. Fall asleep to the sound of crickets and wake refreshed, ready to explore the City of Trees! During the daytime, expect some neighborhood sounds, including the nearby junior high school and the occasional yardwork. We share our home with 2 dogs, 2 cats, and 2 kids. While we’re happy to give you space, this is our family home, so you’ll likely see or hear us from time to time. We’re excited to host you and are always happy to help you get the most out of your stay.

Stories from the community

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Jason

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Slippery Gulch

We loved staying here! Walk out the front door and, my gosh, the view! Inside was clean, lots of little extras like books and hot chocolate and oatmeal. Easy to work with and everything went smoothly!

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Cassy

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Wildedge Ranch Yurt

We loved staying here! It was so beautiful and peaceful and exactly what we were looking for. The yurt had everything we needed to feel comfortable! The AC and internet were great perks for such a remote spot. Wade provided super helpful instructions and was quick to reply when we had a question. We can’t wait to return!

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Abe

August 2025

1 night at Slippery Gulch

Really lovely cabin, would recommend! My two friends and I stayed there for a night and had a comfortable stay.

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Gabrielle

August 2025

3 nights at Cozy and POSH-est Yurt

The yurt was super clean and had everything you could need! Maybe bring some chairs to sit outside to look at the stars, but otherwise amazing! Wish we could have stayed longer and explored more. Just know everything is a minimum hour drive except Idaho city. Will not regret staying here!

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Zachary

August 2025

Weekend Trip to Cozy and POSH-est Yurt

We loved our time here. Was a great way to get away from the craziness of life but with some comfort 😊. Will totally recommend to others.

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Chris

July 2025

Weekend Trip to Gold Mine Hotel & RV Park

The host were nice, and beyond helpful. It was a very cute room, small but everything you need. There was a free music show on the Saturday night we were there. It wasn’t my type of music but it was nice nonetheless. Overall it was a very pleasant experience that I’d recommend

Two comfy twin beds with mattresses and linens along with access to electricity and WiFi make an evening in our Sweet Pepper Ranch Glamping Tent relaxing and convenient.

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Jess

July 2025

1 night at Sweet Pepper Ranch's Glamping Tent

Alayne and Matt are gracious hosts. I really appreciated having a safe, comfortable, and private spot to stay for night. Being around the horses was an added bonus!

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Hillary

July 2025

1 night at Sweet Pepper Ranch's Glamping Tent

Loved my brief stay at the Sweet Pepper Ranch! It was a scorcher of a day but after a quick dip in the pool and shower, the tent was perfect and cozy. When I woke up in the morning, there was fresh coffee and all the fixings waiting for me on the porch - who could ask for more?! Thank you so much for the hospitality and kindness, Alayne!

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Mika

July 2025

Weekend Trip to Sweet Pepper Ranch's Glamping Tent

Unique spot to rest for the night. Alayne was super welcoming. We enjoyed the pool and the clean bathroom with a nice hot shower.

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Katie

June 2025

Weekend Trip to Sweet Pepper Ranch's Glamping Tent

What an adorable spot!! I had such a nice stay at the Glamping Tent, and Alayna was so communicative and helpful. Can’t wait to come back and spend more time with the animals and the pool!

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Libby

June 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Wildedge Ranch Yurt

We loved the yurt! We are normally tent campers, but with a newly adopted dog and an elderly dog we decided that the yurt was a good alternative this time. It was the perfect place to relax and recharge for a couple of days. It felt private, in and among all the trees. The walk from parking to the yurt was tricky for our old arthritic dog but with a little assistance he was able to make it along just fine. Having the amenities in the yurt of the AC and lighting made it extra comfortable. The stove and fridge made cooking easy. Wade was very responsive and even provided a recommendation for easy river access when we asked in the middle of our stay. We can’t wait to come back again.

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John

April 2025

With pets

1 night at Gold Mine Hotel & RV Park

This place is great fun, clean and just a walk everywhere. Hospitality was great!

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Natalya

March 2025

3 nights at Slippery Gulch

This is an adorable little cabin with a wonderful view! One small note is the front door doesn’t fully lock.

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Melissa

February 2025

With kids

Weekend Trip to Wildedge Ranch Yurt

Our family enjoyed a winter weekend at Wildedge Yurt to celebrate a birthday. The kids had a blast sledding and playing in all the fresh snow on the hills around the yurt. The yurt itself was very clean, warm, and comfortable. The porta potty was also fresh and clean. We parked in spot #2 near the porta potty. It wasn't a very far walk at all to reach the yurt. Basically just down a small slope from the road. Spot #1 is a bit further, about a 5 minute walk. We brought suitcases, totes, and a cooler instead of backpacks. If you go that route, definitely park in spot #2, or at least unload up by the porta potty. Wade was extremely easy to work with and responded to my questions quickly. He also kept in touch with us about snow levels and access. It's beautiful there! It was a weekend full of great memories and our kids are already asking when we can return! One thing to note: There are 2 roads named Timberline Dr. off Banks/Lowman Rd. If you just plug in the address in Apple Maps it'll take you to the first road (coming from Boise), which is not correct. Don't take that one. Instead, follow the written directions Wade sends you and go to the 2nd Timberline Dr. that starts out as Huston Rd. that is just a bit further down Banks/Lowman Rd. Wade plows that road in the winter as it's basically his really long driveway passing by some summer cabins. Enjoy your stay!

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Brytney

January 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Wildedge Ranch Yurt

This was an adorable place to get away from the city for the weekend. Would highly recommend.

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Jennifer

December 2024

With pets

Weekend Trip to Wildedge Ranch Yurt

What an amazing yurt! Very clean and more comfortable than we expected. Will rent again!

Erin

November 2024

Weekend Trip to Slippery Gulch

Very cozy and clean tiny home with a nice view! It was easy to find in a convenient location. We loved the cozy loft bed!

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The best glamping in Boise with wifi provided guide

Where to go

Downtown RiverWalk

You don’t have to leave the city to enjoy the natural beauty of western Idaho. The Boise River Greenbelt has 25 miles of paths on both sides of the river. Locals and visitors enjoy walking and biking along the river and it also connects many neighborhoods through the city. It’s also popular among anglers who use the great access to chase trout in the urban river environment. Take a stroll along the river, stopping to watch the birds and enjoy the many parks along the corridor.

South Fork of the Boise River

If you want to get outside the urban area, head for the South Fork of the Boise River for recreation. Located below Anderson Dam, the river is popular for angling, rafting and hiking. Anglers visit for the wild rainbow trout, whitefish and the occasional bull trout. During spring runoff, the flows are high enough to go rafting through the canyon. Hiking and just driving the dirt roads around the river also make it easy to get outside with only a short drive from the city. There are some great camping spots in the area as well.

Local Trails

Boise is blessed with scenic foothills that host a wide range of trails. The trail systems are interconnected with many joining neighborhoods in the city. Visitors can connect to hiking and mountain biking trails from the city, making for a very convenient entry into the mountains. Horseback riding trails are also available in the foothills. The Table Rock Trails are some of the favorites for big views and challenging terrain. The Hawkins Range Reserve is another area with some nice trails to explore on foot or bike.

Idaho Botanical Gardens

Located on the edge of Boise, the gardens are the perfect stop while visiting the city. Visitors can do self-guided tours or sign up for a guided tour to explore the history of the gardens and the major highlights. A full 15-acres of different gardens with pathways and different displays make it easy to spend a full day or two enjoying the grounds. Each plant collection even comes with records for the life of each plant. It presents an opportunity to learn and interact with the various collections while also enjoying the aesthetic value.

When to go

Boise is geographically located in a mild climate zone. Winters can vary in terms of temperature and snowfall. Some years, the entire winter is mild with some cold weather but little snow in the valley and foothills. In other years, it can accumulate quickly with several feet of snow. Overall, the area is generally sunny however and there is never a bad time to visit Boise. Spring, summer and fall are wonderfall for hiking, biking and fishing and winter really depends on the storms delivered throughout the season. If snow does accumulate, those same trail systems become popular for snowshoeing and cross country skiing.