Caldwell, Idaho
Located in Canyon County, Caldwell is a rapidly growing town that is perfect for families, yet has all the convenience of a bigger city like Boise.
POPULATION: 62,748 | MEDIAN HOME PRICE: $442,000 | COMFORT INDEX (CLIMATE): 7.3/10
Eat & Drink.
With just a population upwards of 50,000, Caldwell boasts an impressive culinary scene. From local coffee shops to hand-tossed pizzerias, you won’t find a shortage of tasty treats.
some of our favorites
Indian Creek Steakhouse
Saddled with a country-western vibe, Indian Creek Steakhouse features steaks, seafood, and live country music on weekends.
Amano
Amano features upscale Mexican cuisine that still carries a down-home and authentic feel in a cozy space.
Ragazza Di Bufalo
Ragazza Di Bufalo will transport you to Italy with their classic and delicious Italian dishes.
Huston Vineyards
This artisan Idaho vineyard carefully grows and perfectly crafts artisan wines in a beautiful area, nestled just between Huston and Caldwell.
Get Outside.
Caldwell is home to many incredible parks for all your recreational needs. Suitable for all four seasons, you can find yourself soaking up the sun at the Lake on a summer day or taking a nice brisk walk on one of the many trails in the crisp Autumn weather.
how we like to play
Basking in the sun at Lake Lowell
From boating and fishing to picnicking and swimming, Lake Lowell Recreation Area has an abundance of activities for a perfect summer day.
Golfing on the green
Caldwell has no shortage of golf courses. Many are easy access from the freeway, or you can make a short trip and enjoy a quieter experience.
Walking the winding trails
Despite having relatively flat terrain, Caldwell has no shortage of interesting hikes. You can find yourself on a trail along a beautiful lake at one moment, or walking amongst buttes at another.
Tossing discs at the park
Adjacent to Lowell Lake, Mallard Park has a lush disc golfing course, winding paths, and a great playground.
