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Two boys watch people ride a twisting roller coaster at Silverwood Theme Park.

Amusement Parks & Water Parks

 Step right up, adventure-seekers, water enthusiasts, kids and kids at heart! Idaho water parks and amusement parks will bring out your inner daredevil and add a touch of thrill to your trip. Strap in for a roller coaster of fun and get ready to ride the waves of adventure at these theme parks, aquatic centers and family entertainment zones across the state.


  • Indoor arcades and play areas, such as Wahooz Family Fun Zone, as well as indoor water parks, like Raptor Reef and Silver Rapids, are typically open year-round.
  • Outdoor water parks (such as Roaring Springs), aquatic centers (including Ross Park Aquatic Complex) and amusement parks (like Silverwood Theme Park) usually operate during the summer months only.
  • Many Idaho water parks offer towel rentals, but contact them before your visit to confirm availability.
  • Tree to Tree Adventure Park accepts reservations between May and October, rain or shine, but it does shut down for visitor safety when strong winds or lightning are present.
A man and child walk together on a paved trail through lava rock formations with mountains in the distance.

Make the most of the warm weather and long days with more things to do this summer.

More amusement awaits beyond the places you already know in Idaho. Extend your trip to nearby towns that offer plenty of things to do outside the big city.

Topsy-Turvy Trivia

At Silverwood Theme Park—the largest theme park in the Pacific Northwest—you’ll find the SpinCycle, the world’s largest upside-down pendulum ride.