Planning a trip to Idaho? You’re going to adore it. Idaho is incredibly underrated and is chock-full of natural beauty. Not only that, but The Gem State also plays host to a number of fantastic attractions, including some really great Idaho amusement parks.
The top seven amusement parks in Idaho include:
- Pojos Family Fun Center in Boise, Idaho
- Rexburg Rapids in Rexburg, Idaho
- Roaring Springs Water Park in Meridian, Idaho
- Silver Rapids Water Park in Kellogg, Idaho
- Silverwood Theme Park and Boulder Beach in Athol, Idaho
- Triple Play Family Fun Park in Hayden Lake, Idaho
- Wahooz Family Fun Zone in Meridian, Idaho
From an incredible traditional amusement park to some awesome water parks and family fun centers, there are all kinds of great places to have some fun in Idaho.
Idaho Amusement Parks: At a Glance
| Park | Location | Ticket Cost | Attractions | Onsite Overnight RV Parking? |
| Pojos Family Fun Center | Boise | Tokens available to pay for attractions; deals available online | Carousel Cafe, carousel, arcade games, party rentals | No |
| Rexburg Rapids | Rexburg | Out-of-county residents $10; in-county residents $8; discounts apply for young children, veterans and seniors | Water slides, splash park, lazy river, splash climbing wall, lap pool | No |
| Roaring Springs Water Park | Meridian | Day and season tickets available; prices vary by time and age (with more affordable evening tickets available) | The Hive, The Heist, and Snake River Run, Bearfoot Bay, White Water Bay Wave Pool, Kiddie Kowabunga, Critter Crossing | No |
| Silver Rapids Water Park | Kellogg | Prices vary by attraction and season | The Flow Rider wave pool, lazy river,Cub Cove and Minor’s Island for kids,Moose Sluice raft ride | No |
| Silverwood Theme Park and Boulder Beach | Athol | Day rates and season passes available; prices vary by season and promotion | Aftershock, Panic Plunge, Stunt Pilot, Eagle Hunt water ride, Avalanche Mountain raft ride, the Scrambler, Red Baron, Puppy-Go-Round, Toddler Springs | Yes |
| Triple Play Family Fun Park | Hayden Lake | Day passes starting at around $65 ($75 for water park access) | Bumper boats, bowling, mini golf, laser tag, laser maze, ropes course | No |
| Wahooz Family Fun Zone | Meridian | Vary based on time and age, starting around $45 | Mini golf, go-karts, bumper boats, battling cages, laser tag,laser maze,arcade,bumper cars, XD dark ride,The Twister ride | No |
Why RV to an Idaho Amusement Park?
If you’re traveling to Idaho — or anywhere else, for that matter — an RV makes it easy and convenient. RVing allows you to bring all the comforts of home, literally, along with you for the journey. This can be especially important when you’ve got kiddos along for the ride, since maintaining a regular routine can be the difference between a terrific time and a tantrum.
When you rent an RVshare vehicle for your Idaho amusement park trip, you’ll enjoy:
- The opportunity to choose from a wider range of vehicle types. The peer-to-peer market means you can rent RVs that can be more difficult to find with traditional rental outfits, such as sleeper vans, pop-up campers, fifth wheel trailers and more.
- Privacy, comfort, and affordability. RVing is all about going at your own pace, whether it’s how you make your bed (or not) in the morning to the meals you cook at home to save money on dining out.
- World-class protection and roadside assistance on every rental. Insurance is built into every RVshare rental, and if anything goes wrong, we’ll be there to help in a flash.
- Lifelong memories. Take it from a team of veteran RVers: both you and your children will cherish the memories you make traveling by RV for decades to come.
Now, let’s get into the important stuff: the actual theme and amusement parks!
Pojos Family Fun Center (Boise)
A family-friendly retreat in the bustling city of Boise, Pojos Family Fun Center has been family owned and operated since 1974. You can put your trust into this family-run business to know what it means to keep your family happy and entertained, and enjoy attractions like arcade games, a classic carousel, and special event rental opportunities.
Stand-Out Features
Pojos is best known for:
- Carousel Cafe, which offers delicious food in a relaxed cafeteria environment
- The carousel for which the cafe is named
- Arcade games
- Party rentals
Keep in mind, too, that special pricing is available throughout the week and year, so keep your eyes peeled for deals!
Nearby RV Campgrounds
The city of Boise is a great one for RVers, with plenty of RV-friendly campgrounds to consider in the immediate surroundings (not to mention all of Idaho’s gorgeous wilderness). The closest and best RV campgrounds to Pojos specifically include:
- Boise Riverside RV Park, which offers a great combination of relaxed, tranquil surroundings and proximity to town
- Mountain View RV Park, with 60 full-hookup pull-thru sites
There are also many BLM camping opportunities across Idaho.
Rexburg Rapids (Rexburg)
We’d be remiss not to mention Rexburg Rapids Water Park on this list of awesome amusement parks in Idaho. Located in Rexburg, this small community water park is the best place for families looking to have a good time in the water without the overwhelm that comes with visiting a large water park. The whole family can have a good time here together, and because everything is relatively close together, mom and dad won’t have to stress out about keeping track of everyone.
Stand-Out Features
Among others, Rexburg Rapids features:
- Two water slides
- A splash park
- Lazy river
- Splash climbing wall
- Lap pool
In addition to the many attractions, this park also has a concession stand, meaning you can grab treats for the family to snack on while they enjoy their day of fun in the sun.
Nearby RV Campgrounds
Camping is a popular activity in and around Rexburg. A few of our favorite nearby RV campgrounds include:
- Mountain River Ranch, which offers tents sites, cabins and glamping yurts along with tricked-out RV spots
- Idaho Dunes RV, which allows you one-of-a-kind access to the St. Anthony Sand Dunes (popular among ATVers)
- Finally, nearby Caribou-Targhee National Forest offers endless dispersed camping opportunities for those truly looking to get away from it all
Roaring Springs Water Park (Meridian)
Known for its status as the largest water park in the northwest part of the country, and people flock to Roaring Springs for a splashing good time.
Roaring Springs is home to a huge number of attractions, including a new one called The Hive, which allows brave riders to experience positive G-forces as they fly through 720-degree helixes in two massive beehive-shaped slides. Other rides range from toddler slides to a wave pool where the whole family can relax.
Stand-Out Features
Some of the can’t-miss opportunities at Roaring Springs include:
- Thrill ride experiences like The Hive, The Heist, and Snake River Run
- Relaxing, family-friendly options like Bearfoot Bay and White Water Bay Wave Pool
- Attractions specifically for the littlest adventurers like Kiddie Kowabunga and Critter Crossing
This park is also home to a number of good food options, so make sure you budget to grab some grub when your belly starts rumbling.
Nearby RV Campgrounds
Tucked between Boise and Nampa, Meridian is truly in the heart of the Idaho action. Nearby campgrounds include:
- Boise / Meridian KOA Journey, which is just minutes from this water park and offers all your favorite KOA accommodations
- Center Point RV Park, which is closer to the Nampa side but well-appointed
- Boise RV Travel Park, which puts you closer to the action in the capital city
Silver Rapids Water Park (Kellogg)
It’s true that Idaho’s winters can get rough. But those looking to play in the water even when the weather is cold should check out Silver Rapids Indoor Waterpark in Kellogg. As the name suggests, this park is completely indoors, meaning it remains open year-round and offers waterpark fun throughout the entire year. Part of the greater Silver Mountain Resort property, you can also enjoy other on-site attractions such as gondola rides, snow tubing and a bike park.
Stand-Out Features
Even if you only get to explore Silver Rapids itself (and not the rest of the resort), there’s tons of fun to be had. Be sure not to miss:
- The Flow Rider wave pool
- Lazy River
- Cub Cove and Minor’s Island for the little ones
- Moose Sluice raft ride
You can also rent a cabana of your very own to settle in for a full day of fun in the (indoor) sun.
Nearby RV Campgrounds
Kellogg is surrounded by ample wildernesses that make great camping opportunities. There are also nearby developed campgrounds to consider in the area, such as:
- By the Way Campground, known for their beautiful, tree-shaded lots and proximity to outdoor recreation opportunities
- Pine Creek RV Park, which offers cozy amenities within easy reach of the biggest and best hikes and other outdoor recreation in the area
- Hook’s Landing RV Resort, where you’ll truly feel like a pirate who’s made away with the best secret hidden treasure: A comfortable and accommodating place to stay amidst some of the most beautiful woods in the world
Silverwood Theme Park and Boulder Beach (Athol)
If you’re looking for a classic amusement park experience in Idaho, this is it. With over 70 attractions, Athol-based Silverwood Theme Park and its attached Boulder Beach water park make up the single largest theme park in the Pacific Northwest — and the perfect destination for thrill seekers of all ages. In fact, the park sees more than half a million visitors each year.
Stand-Out Features
While there’s way more to see here than we could possibly list, just some of the park’s must-see attractions include:
- Thrilling roller coasters and rides like Aftershock, Panic Plunge and Stunt Pilot
- Family-friendly options including Eagle Hunt water ride, Avalanche Mountain raft ride and the Scrambler
- Rides and attractions built specifically for kids including Red Baron, Puppy-Go-Round and Toddler Springs
The park also offers cabana rentals and a variety of on-site dining and shopping opportunities to keep you engaged and fueled all day long.
Nearby RV Campgrounds
Tucked just west of the Idaho Panhandle National Forests (including Coeur d’Alene National Forest), there are ample opportunities to camp far from the hubbub in this part of the state. The park also offers its very own on-site campground, so you don’t have to go far at all to hang your hat! Also consider:
- Cedar Mountain Farm Bed and Breakfast and RV Sites, a bed and breakfast that also hosts RVs and boasts a 5-star rating
- Alpine Country Store & RV Park, which is small but well-appointed with long-term rates available
- Kootenai County Fairgrounds RV Park, a great opportunity to be close to the action if you swing through town at the same time as the fair
Triple Play Family Fun Park (Hayden Lake)
Another perfect place for year-round family fun, Triple Play Family Fun Park is located in Hayden. This place offers both indoor and outdoor attractions, so even if the weather isn’t awesome, you will find something fun to do during your visit here.
Stand-Out Features
Some of the best attractions this family fun park has to offer include:
- Bumper boats
- Bowling
- Mini golf
- Laser tag and laser maze
- A ropes course
Another super fun thing about Triple Play? It has an indoor waterpark. While not the largest waterpark out there, it does offer a handful of pretty great attractions that make it well worth a few hours of your vacation time.
Nearby RV Campgrounds
Located in Hayden Lake close to Coeur d’Alene, there are lots of RV camping opportunities close to Triple Play.
- Yet again, Alpine Country Store & RV Park is a near-at-hand and convenient option
- Blackwell Island RV Resort offers a more all-inclusive, resort-style stay (as its name suggests)
- Coeur D’Alene RV Resort is another well-known (and highly-rated) option, perfect for Good Sam members
Wahooz Family Fun Zone (Meridian)
More indoor/outdoor family fun can be found at Wahooz Family Fun Zone in Meridian. This super fun attraction features all kinds of rides, games, and activities, and because the options are so varied, there is truly something for all ages here.
Stand-Out Features
Indoor attractions at Wahooz include:
- Laser tag
- Laser maze
- Arcade
- Bumper cars
- An XD dark ride
- The Twister thrill ride
All of these are open no matter the weather, making this a great place to visit on a rainy day.
That said, if you do happen to visit on a nice day, you might want to check out the outdoor rides. These include mini golf, slick track go-karts, bumper boats, rookie go-karts, regular go-karts, and batting cages.
Nearby RV Campgrounds
Another Meridian-area park, Wahooz is serviced by:
- Boise / Meridian KOA Journey, which is both nearby and familiar
- Mountain View RV Park, which offers capacious sites for larger RVs
- Idahome RV Resort is another great option for those willing to drive a little longer to get to the park
Tips for an Ideal Idaho Amusement Park Trip
Any way you slice it, an Idaho amusement park trip is sure to be full of thrills, spills, and a lot of laughs. When you’re traveling in an RVshare vehicle, you’ll get the added bonus of a comfortable and private place to stay — no matter how long you want to drive around and play.
We suggest:
- Tacking together several Idaho destinations. From its national forests to its state parks and beyond, this state has a whole lot to offer. Be sure you give yourself enough time and space to enjoy it!
- Renting the right RV for your needs. The peer-to-peer market allows you to expand beyond plain-Jane motorcoaches and Class Cs. Maybe you’re better served by an Airstream, pop-up camper, or teardrop. The choice is yours!
- Bring the whole family along for the ride. Most campgrounds are friendly for both kids and dogs, making RVing a popular choice for travelers who don’t want to leave anyone behind.
Browse the RVshare rental market and find your perfect Idaho amusement park adventure vehicle today!
Idaho Amusement Parks: Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! Although it might not have the reputation of Florida or California, Idaho is home to several theme parks including Silverwood Theme Park and Boulder Beach and Silver Rapids Water Park.
At one of them, yes! Silverwood Theme Park and its attached water park, Boulder Beach, offer on-site camping to make your trip as convenient as possible.
It depends on the type of RV you rent, how long you rent it for, and several other factors. On the peer-to-peer market at RVshare, you can save big. Many of our RVs go for less than $100 a night.
Another option is to check out the many amazing sights there are to see outside of the amusement parks in Idaho. The articles below will help you find some great things to do in Idaho so you can plan the vacation of a lifetime:
