Skip to content
Idaho Family FunExplore. Play. Make memories. Submit an event
Menu

Explore Twin Falls

Explore family-friendly things to do in Twin Falls, Idaho, including parks, trails, outdoor recreation, local attractions, and nearby destinations throughout Twin Falls County. Browse places to play, explore, and spend time together while planning your next family outing.

Family Fun Places in Twin Falls

Bowladrome

Twin Falls, Idaho · Indoor Fun

New

Bowladrome in Twin Falls offers indoor bowling with automatic scoring, bumpers, and lightweight balls for younger bowlers. Families can plan a casual game, visit the snack bar, or ask about birthday party packages.

Admission
Paid
Hours
Confirm current opening times
Parking
Details not confirmed
Restrooms
Details not confirmed
Access
Details not confirmed
Setting
Indoor · Year-Round
Food available
Yes

Plan a family bowling visit

The center is at 220 Eastland Drive in Twin Falls. Lane availability can vary around leagues and special events, so call 208-733-0369 before visiting with a group. Ask the center for current bowling rates, shoe rental charges, and party availability.

Before you go

Check the official Bowladrome website for current hours and specials. Contact the center directly about accessibility or any equipment needs for your family.

No reviews yet

Bricks & Minifigs Twin Falls

Twin Falls, Idaho · Indoor Fun

New

Bricks & Minifigs Twin Falls is a LEGO resale store with new and used sets, minifigures, and bulk bricks. Families can shop for building projects or gifts and book a LEGO-themed birthday celebration.

Admission
Details not confirmed
Hours
Parking
Details not confirmed
Restrooms
Details not confirmed
Access
Details not confirmed
Setting
Indoor · Year-Round

LEGO Shopping

Browse boxed sets, collectible minifigures, and individual pieces. The store is next to Hobby Lobby at 1485 Pole Line Road East, Space 225, in Twin Falls.

Birthday Parties

Staff-hosted parties include LEGO car building and racing, minifigure activities, and time for customer-supplied food and presents. The advertised 90-minute package is $200 on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Advance booking is required. Confirm guest limits, included take-home items, add-ons, and cancellation terms directly with the store.

Plan Your Visit

Hours: Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Phone: 208-539-4646
Cost: Merchandise prices vary; parties are booked separately.

See the official store website for current information and party details and booking.

Good to Know

Located in Space 225 next to Hobby Lobby. Birthday parties require advance booking. Confirm current package inclusions and guest limits with the store.

No reviews yet
Centennial Waterfront Park sign overlooking the canyon

Centennial Waterfront Park

Twin Falls, Idaho · Family Attractions, Fishing & Boating, Parks, Playgrounds

Centennial Waterfront Park sits on the Snake River Canyon floor in Twin Falls, with river recreation and views of Perrine Bridge. Confirm access before traveling: ISDA’s current access page carries a temporary construction-closure notice for the park, while the county page lists normal operating hours.

Admission
Free general admission; reservations or activities may cost extra
Hours
Access needs confirmation. County normal hours: summer 7 a.m.–dark; winter 8 a.m.–dark, weather permitting
Parking
At the canyon-floor park when access is open
Restrooms
Park facilities; current availability depends on access status
Access
Ask the county about accessible routes, launch assistance and closure impacts
Setting
Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

  • 🛝 Playground
  • 🚤 Boat launches and docks
  • 🧺 Picnic areas and pavilions
  • 🎣 Fishing access
  • 🥾 Nearby trails
  • 🛶 Seasonal paddling rentals
  • 🌄 Canyon views

💡 Good to Know

  • ISDA reports the treatment-related river closure ended September 18, 2026. That does not resolve the separate park-construction notice; call Twin Falls County Parks at 208-734-9491.
  • Watercraft must be inspected before launching and decontaminated after leaving the regulated river zone. The free service also applies to equipment that touches the water; check current station hours.
  • When access is open, county guidance requires watercraft off the water 30 minutes before dark. Keep launch ramps and docks clear; follow posted swimming, fishing and boating restrictions.
  • The steep canyon road can be difficult in icy weather. Verify park and rental operations before planning a paddling trip.
No reviews yet

Diamondfield Jack Campground

Twin Falls, Idaho · Camping

Diamondfield Jack Campground and Picnic Area sits at the end of paved Rock Creek Road in the South Hills, with camping and winter recreation in the Sawtooth National Forest.

Admission
Single campsite $8/night
Hours
Year-round access, subject to snow and road conditions
Parking
Gravel campsite spurs and parking area
Restrooms
Wheelchair-accessible vault toilets
Access
Accessible toilets; individual campsite and trail access varies
Setting
Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

  • 🏕️ Tent and RV camping
  • 🧺 Picnic tables and fire rings
  • 🛖 Warming shelter
  • 🥾 Nearby multi-use trails
  • ❄️ Winter snow play

💡 Good to Know

  • Bring supplies and check road conditions and seasonal drinking-water service with the Minidoka Ranger District at 208-678-0430.
  • The Forest Service limits each site to two vehicles on the gravel spurs. Its campground restrictions prohibit horses, despite a contradictory generic amenities field.

Official information

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

No reviews yet

Dierkes Lake Park

Twin Falls, Idaho · Family Attractions, Fishing & Boating, Parks, Playgrounds, Pools & Swimming, Trails

Dierkes Lake Park beside Shoshone Falls offers swimming, fishing and picnic space in a 191-acre canyon setting.

Admission
$5/vehicle, March–September
Hours
Dawn–dusk; city lists summer hours of 7 a.m.–9 p.m.
Parking
Park parking
Restrooms
Seasonal restrooms; confirm availability before visiting. Drinking fountain on site.
Access
Lake loop is unpaved; confirm specific accessible facilities
Setting
Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

  • 🏊 Lake swimming
  • 🛶 Nonmotorized boating
  • 🥾 1.7-mile unpaved lake loop
  • 🛝 Playground
  • 🧺 Two reservable shelters with grills and electricity
  • 🏐 Volleyball

💡 Good to Know

  • Restrooms are seasonal. Twin Falls begins closing city park restrooms for winterization October 15, 2026. Confirm restroom availability before your visit. City seasonal closure notice.
  • Only nonmotorized boats, kayaks and canoes are allowed. Alcohol is prohibited.
  • The north shelter seats 36 and the south shelter 54. Reserve through Twin Falls Parks and Recreation at 208-736-2265.
  • Do not rely on lifeguards. In July 2026, the city parks director confirmed that lake lifeguards had not returned after their pandemic removal. Supervise children closely and check current swimming conditions.
No reviews yet
Drury Park entrance sign on the lawn

Drury Park

Twin Falls, Idaho · Parks, Playgrounds

Drury Park is a half-acre Twin Falls neighborhood park with a compact walking loop beside play and picnic space.

Admission
Free general admission; reserved uses may cost extra
Hours
Daily hours are not specified on the facility page
Parking
Dedicated off-street parking is not listed
Restrooms
Park restrooms
Access
Specific accessible facilities are not documented; confirm your needs
Setting
Outdoor

🌳 Amenities & Features

  • 🛝 Playground
  • 🚶 Walking track
  • 🧺 Picnic tables
  • 🧲 Horseshoes

💡 Good to Know

  • The looping path lets adults walk while remaining near the playground and picnic area.
  • The city lists the park in the 600 block of Fourth Avenue West. Check posted parking restrictions nearby.

Official information

Listing review date: 2026-10-15

No reviews yet