Attractions

New Visitor Center to open 2022! The Billingsley Creek runs through the backside of the park. It is great for floating and fishing. The park overall is undergoing big improvements with a new campground, amphitheater and arboretum planned. Currently there is a barn and a market building. The new walk and bike path makes it an easy stroll from the Hagerman Valley Inn. 

Miracle Hot Springs and Banbury Hot Springs are absolutely magical. The all natural mineral water is silky and warm. It's a perfect way to relax and ease sore muscles or bring the whole family for a day of fun. They also offer onsite massages and private VIP rooms. 

We personally recommend going for a massage and then renting a private room. It's just the equation for bliss. 

Very nice park with rives access for boats.  Operated by Idaho Power.

1000 Springs Resort centers around their indoor pool and hot baths. The larger resort has campsites, boat access to the Snake River, meeting room and more. The resort is very kid friendly and open seven days a week. They have a slide, rolling log and a high dive. 

Malad Gorge has the obvious gorge (ous) views and is one of the must see waterfalls in the area. The canyon is 250 feet and stretches all the way to the Snake River. Spring is the best time to catch high flows, but this waterfall runs most of the summer. The surrounding park has an additional spring, walking paths and grassy park. 

Very nice river access for canoes, swimming and great waterfall views. Some gravel road to access but very good. 

Boat and Sportsman access.  Very good ramp and docks on the Snake River . 

Very cool winery just off the freeway in Hammett, Idaho.  The Snake River Grill in Hagerman features there wines.  

A natural phenomena and an excellent road trip stop over. Easy to view from the road or hike the short, but steep trail to get a closer look. Carved over thousands of years Balanced Rock will delight all ages. Bring a picnic or fishing pole and enjoy the park just down the road. 

Eagle Tree hosts hundreds of Eagles each winter. We're not sure why they like that tree so much, but every year Eagles visit the valley as the weather gets colder. There are lots of places throughout Hagerman and Wendell to see the Eagles, but that tree is usually promises sightings of these amazing birds. 

The best times to view are early morning or evening. During the day they are usually hunting. Typically, the Eagles arrive in November or December and stay until March. Different temperatures may affect this timeline. 

Blue Heart Springs is an amazing, sapphire blue oasis on the edge of the Snake River near Hagerman. Only accessible by boat, this fragile and beautiful spring is definitely a bucket list destination. Visitors can bring their own boats or rent them from Banbury Hot Springs. 

Please be respectful of this wonder, the people visiting and the area. This is a precious resource and we want to be able to share it with generations to come. 

The owner's actually took one of their first dates by boat to Blue Heart. It is important for so many reasons to keep the beauty of this place protected. 

Shoshone Falls is located about 40 minutes from the Hagerman Valley Inn, but is well worth the visit. There are lots of things to do in the surrounding area and Twin Falls boasts a growing foodie scene. 

Shoshone Falls is best to see during the spring run off known around here as waterfall season! High flows are usually found in May, but can start as early as March and last until June. The park is beautifully developed and cars must pay a $5 vehicle admission fee. Don't miss visiting Dierkes Lake while in the park. It has a great loop hike with views of the canyon and recently developed rock climbing routes. 

The Hagerman Museum is an all volunteer organization. The hours can be tricky, so it's best to call ahead. The museum features fascinating artifacts from all around the valley. they also have a built Hagerman Horse and other fossils. Recently, they were gifted a number of Archie Teater's paintings. A famous painter that used to live in the area. 

1000 Springs Realty the oldest real estate firm operating in the Hagerman Valley. The office is fully staffed and is open Monday thru Friday and weekends by appointment.  Long term agents that live in the Hagerman Valley and know the area.