Idaho State Parks

A 29-mile rail-trail through Teton Valley with big mountain views and year-round outdoor recreation.

A unique desert park featuring towering sand dunes, lakes, and one of Idaho's best stargazing observatories.

A scenic high-desert park famous for granite formations, bouldering, and mountain views.

A striking granite landscape in southern Idaho known for climbing, history, and scenic desert views.

A scenic lakeside parkway with paved paths, beaches, and views of Lake Coeur d'Alene.

A scenic lakeside park on Dworshak Reservoir known for boating, fishing, swimming, and forested camping.

A large Boise-area day-use park on the Boise River known for swimming, paddling, picnics, and family recreation.

A scenic lakefront park on Lake Pend Oreille offering camping, boating, hiking, and year-round outdoor recreation.

A peaceful mountain park offering creekside recreation, fishing, picnicking, and scenic forest views.

A riverfront park at the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater rivers with camping, boating, and scenic views.

A scenic alpine lake park known for fishing, boating, camping, and mountain views near Yellowstone.

Idaho's oldest state park, known for lake recreation, camping, and wildlife-rich wetlands.

A scenic reservoir park known for boating, fishing, beaches, and mountain recreation.

A peaceful Snake River reservoir park offering boating, fishing, birdwatching, and picnic areas.

A historic park in the Yankee Fork valley featuring ghost towns, mining heritage, and scenic Salmon River country.

A Boise-area reservoir park known for boating, swimming, fishing, and lakeside day use.

A scenic Snake River park with Oregon Trail history, camping, fishing, and wildlife viewing.

A remote mountain park with panoramic views, backcountry roads, and a rugged natural setting.

A peaceful Snake River day-use park with fishing access, picnic areas, and scenic canyon views.

A historic park centered on Idaho’s oldest standing building, the Cataldo Mission.

A lakeside park on Payette Lake offering beaches, boating, camping, and forested recreation near McCall.

A scenic north Idaho lake park known for beaches, boating, camping, and clear mountain water.

A peaceful forested park with a spring-fed lake for swimming, paddling, fishing, and picnicking.

A scenic park of spring-fed canyons, river overlooks, and historic sites along the Snake River.

A historic Snake River crossing site with Oregon Trail history, river views, camping, and interpretive exhibits.

A 73-mile paved rail-trail through North Idaho’s lakes, wetlands, and mountain towns.

A quiet mountain ranch park with open meadows, wildlife viewing, and expansive alpine scenery.

A peaceful lakeside day-use park on Lake Coeur d'Alene with picnic areas, water access, and mountain views.