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Location Details. State: Idaho. County: Canyon County. Metro Area: Boise City Metro Area. City: Caldwell. Zip Codes: 83605 83607. Cost of Living: 4.6% higher. Time zone: Mountain Standard Time (MST) Elevation: 2868 ft above sea level. Buying or selling a home? Find top real estate agents in Caldwell. Find A Top Agent. Dig Deeper on Caldwell.
- Indian Creek Plaza
- Sunnyslope Wine Trail
- Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge
- Lakeview Fruit
- Babby Farms
- Orma J. Smith Museum of Natural History
- Our Memories Indian Creek Museum
- Ste. Chapelle Winery
- Sawtooth Winery
- Fujishin Family Cellars
Over the last 20 years, something special has taken place in downtown Caldwell. The seeds were sown in the early-2000s, when the bubbling Indian Creek was brought to light after decades buried under the city. This picture perfect water feature, with green, landscaped banks, adds natural splendor to the heart of the city, and before long was accompa...
The Snake River Valley gained AVA status in 2007, but the local wine industry, now worth hundreds of millions of dollars a year, has been around since the 1980s. The scenic plains on the east bank of the river have a continental climate resembling European wine regions along the Danube, with loamy volcanic soils. The great news is that as many as 1...
In the south of Caldwell is an enormous sheet of water, created as a reservoir for agriculture in the early-20th century. This is Lake Lowell, and no sooner was the Boise River impounded, Theodore Roosevelt announced a national bird refuge on the site in 1909. The Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge, couched in undulating sagebrush-covered hills, is...
The local go-to for super fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables, Lakeview Fruit is within walking distance of the Lake Lowell shore and open all summer long. This fruit stand used to be a gas station in the 1930s and 40s, before finding its new role in the 1970s. Lakeview Fruit grows almost all of the fruit that it sells, none of which has traveled m...
A summer rural attraction in Caldwell that children will adore, Babby Farms is a small zoo, keeping more than 150 animals. The zoo is run by a non-profit organization that provides animal experiences for children and adults with disabilities, but is also open to the public for a small fee. This started out as a simple petting zoo on a working farm,...
This museum on the College of Idaho campus is a crucial educational resource for a region that extends beyond southwestern Oregon, into Oregon and Nevada. You’ll find it in the basement of Boone Hall, entering a repository of specimens for archaeology, entomology, ornithology, invertebrates, molluscs, gems & minerals, Egyptology and fossils, all la...
In 2006 the Canyon County Historical Society took up stewardship of this former medical office, dating back to the 1950s. In the former labs and examination rooms are some 30 exhibits charting the history of Caldwell across 140+ years. On a tour with an enthusiastic volunteer guide you’ll get a peek into the lives of Caldwell’s residents over time....
A linchpin on the Sunnyslope Wine Trail, the pioneering Ste. Chapelle has been here since the mid-1970s and has the leading winery in the state by production and sales volume. Commanding rows of vines, the tasting room is inspired by the eponymous 13th-century Gothic chapel in Paris, complete with vaulting ceilings and pointed arch windows. The tas...
In the mid-1980s the Pintler family recognized the wine-growing potential of their steep, south-facing pastures. In the intervening years Sawtooth has become the most significant grower in the Snake River Valley, with almost 500 acres at two locations, cultivating Riesling, Merlot, Syrah, Pinot Gris and more for its own winery and for acclaimed win...
Established in 2009, this winery less than ten miles from downtown Caldwell sources its grapes from vineyard partners only based in the Snake River Valley AVA. Fujishin Family Cellars has also planted its own estate vineyard, further west in Wilder, growing Syrah as well as Tempranillo, Petite Sirah, Tannat and Barbera going forward. There’s an ass...
Caldwell is a town in transition, from a small frontier settlement to a burgeoning bedroom community that just so happens to produce some of Idaho’s best food and wine. It’s known for world-class destination wineries and a world-class rodeo.
The City of Caldwell is located on the western edge of the Treasure Valley. Located in close proximity to Idaho’s largest metropolitan area, Boise; it provides its residents with all of the benefits of being a short drive from a big city with the quiet appeal of a smaller community.
City Hall and Development Services have relocated to the Nancolas Center, situated at 205 S. 6th Ave., Caldwell, ID 83605. Effective May 6, 2024, our new address ensures better accessibility for our community members.
in Caldwell, Idaho. SEE. DO. PLAY. Located a short drive from Boise, Caldwell is a vibrant community where you will taste award-winning wines, eat mouth-watering meals, and grab adventure by the horns. For generations, families have produced fresh goods for our tables and restaurants.
Caldwell Night Rodeo. 2301 Blaine St. Caldwell, Idaho, 83606. Now in its 98th 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 ...
