Parks, Cultural & Natural Resources
COMMISSIONERSLake Lowell Closed to Motorized Boating October 1st.
Human-powered boats allowed 200 yards in front of the
Upper and Lower Dams from 11/1/2025 – 4/14/2026
OUR MISSION
Canyon County Parks, Cultural & Natural Resources is dedicated to preserving the cultural and natural resources of our county as recreational and educational opportunities for our citizens and visitors.
The Idaho-Oregon Snake River Water Trail is a coalition of partners representing federal and local government agencies, nonprofit organizations, private businesses, and citizens with an interest in the Snake River. The Water Trail Coalition was formed in December 2009.
Canyon County Parks was awarded a National Park Service Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance Program grant to plan a water trail along the Snake River in Idaho and Oregon, with the goal of helping communities define and influence future river recreation through public planning processes and partnerships. The Idaho-Oregon Snake River Water Trail stretches from Three Island Crossing (ID) to Farewell Bend State Park (OR). Visit our website to launch your Snake River adventure!
- AccuWeather
- Boater Information
- Boise River Enhancement Network
- City of Caldwell Parks and Recreation
- City of Nampa Parks and Recreation
- Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge
- Idaho Birding Trail
- Idaho Fish and Game
- Idaho Power
- Idaho Recreation and Parks Association
- Idaho State Parks
- Marine Patrol – Canyon County Sheriff’s Office
- Morley Nelson Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area
- The Peregrine Fund
- Snake River Canyon Scenic Byway
- Southwest Idaho Resource Conservation and Development
- Swan Falls Dam
- Water Flows
- Water / Irrigation
Crossroads Magazine
The quarterly newsletter of Canyon County Parks, Cultural & Natural Resources.
Crossroads 2025 – Vol. II ![]()
Crossroads 2025 – Vol. I ![]()
Crossroads 2024 – Vol. IV ![]()
Crossroads 2024 – Vol. III ![]()
Mailing
1115 Albany St.
Caldwell, ID 83605
Phone
208-454-6884
