Minidoka National Historic Site preserves the history of Japanese Americans incarcerated here during World War II. Families can explore interpretive exhibits and a walking trail while discussing civil liberties and the experiences of people who lived at the camp.
Plan your visit
1428 Hunt Rd, Jerome, Idaho 83338
- Admission
- Free
- Hours
- Outdoor trail sunrise to sunset; confirm visitor-center schedule
- Parking
- Parking arrangements need confirmation
- Restrooms
- Current availability needs confirmation
- Access
- Specific accessible facilities are not documented; confirm your needs
- Setting
- Both
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🌳 Amenities & Features
- Visitor-center exhibits and park film
- Bookstore
- Outdoor interpretive walking trail
- Junior Ranger activities
💡 Good to Know
- The 1.6-mile walking trail is open sunrise to sunset year-round; visitor-center hours follow a separate schedule and should be checked with the park.
- Pets are prohibited on the trail, while service animals and mobility scooters for visitors with disabilities are allowed.
- Bring water and prepare for exposed weather. Ask about ranger programs or school/group visits in advance.
Source information · Trail and visitor-center hours · Fees
Listing review date: 2026-10-15
