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Shoshone Falls
This park was established in 1932 after the land was donated by Frederick J. Adams and Marth Stone Adams to the City of Twin Falls. Thousands of people travel to visit the falls where water tumbles 212 feet to the canyon floor.
Tthe falls at peak flow rate in 1997 -- 30,000 cubic feet per second (cfs) flowed over the falls. One cfs equlas 449 gallons per minute. For current flows please see the link on the main Parks & Recreation page.
Recent renovations to the area include improved overlook, fencing and parking areas. Expect to see even more improvements over the next several years.
Open daily year-round
Hours 7 am - 9 pm
Cost: $3.00 per car/$20 per bus
Annual permits are $25 and are available at City Hall and the Parks and Recreation Office.
Skateboard Park
The skate park was first opened in the summer of 2001. The park is open from 6:00 am to 11:00 pm every day. There is no fee to use the facility however some general rules do apply:
Skate Park Rules
Skate at you own risk!
The use of protective equipment including helmets, knee pads, elbow pads and wrist guards are strongly recommended.
The skate park surface is extremely dangerous when wet.
Help keep your skate park clean, put trash in the cans.
Due to the damage they can cause bicycles are not allowed.
This is your park, please take care of it.
Respect our neighbors, avoid excessive noise.
City of Twin Falls is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
Glass containers prohibited.
Skate safe and have fun!
Parks-n-Rec Fac 2004.pdf
Download this map with all city parks on it.
Parks Department
The public is invited and encouraged to use the city parks. BBQ pits and picnic tables are free to use on a first come first serve basis, unless the area has been reserved.
Reserving a Shelter
The public is able to reserve park shelters for scheduling of events such as: class or family reunions, company picnics, and large gatherings. Those wishing to reserve a shelter need to complete a reservation form and pay the $25 reservation fee. To reserve a park shelter call the Parks and Recreation Office at 736-2265.
To find out more about the local parks and facilities in Twin Falls click on the following links.
City_Parks.pdf
The following table contains a complete listing of parks, recreational features, accomodations and approximate size. Please click on Park Information.pdf.
Shoshone Falls.pdf
For more photos of the Shoshone Falls park area please select this link.
Dierkes Lake
The City of Twin Falls purchased this land in 1967 to expand and improve the park. Recent improvements include an expanded swimming area and two covered shelters. Enjoy a hike around Dierkes Lake by accessing the trail on the east side of the lake past the docks. The trail eventually winds around to the west side of the lake past the existing archery range and rock-climbing areas.
This beautiful park includes:
Swimming areas with lifeguard supervision June-August.
Sandy Beach
Concession Stand
Restrooms
Playgrounds
Fishing areas
Hiking Trails
Dierkes Lake.pdf
More pictures of the swimming area and the shelters available at Dierkes Lake.
City Park.pdf
The City Park of Twin Falls is located on Shoshone Street between 4th and 6th avenues east. It is very close to the orignial town site and is the heart of many celebrations through out the year.
Cascade Park
Cascade Park is located on Stadium Blvd just east of Madrona. Recreation opportunities include; play ground equipment, tennis courts, restrooms, picnic tables, and a large grassy area.
During the summer of 2002 the tennis courts were resurfaced.
Come out and play!
Cascade Park.pdf
More pictures and information about Cascade Park.
Vista Bonita.pdf
Vista Bonita Park is 8.5 acres of trail, picnic tables, a restroom and much more. Select the link to veiw pictures
LDS Fields.pdf
LDS Athletic Fields are located off of South Park Ave between Lois and Illnois streets.
Harrison Park.pdf
A 2 acre neighborhood park located off of Heyburn between Tyler and Harrison streets.
Ascension Fields.pdf
Ascension Soccer Fields. Located on Eastland between Filer and Addison avenues. Select the link to view pictures.
Harry Barry Park.pdf
Drury Park.pdf
Frontier Fields.pdf
Frontier Fields are located on Falls Ave adjacent to CSI. For pictures and more information please select the link.
Harmon Park.pdf
Pictures of Harmon Park shelters, playground, and the skate park. This park is located between Locust and Elizabeth.
Sunrise Park.pdf
Sunrise Park - a neighborhood park located on Madrona Street just south of Filer Ave. Click on the link to veiw a picture and obtain more information.
Thomsen Park.pdf
Thomsen Park - 25 acre park with a paved trial that winds around a baseball field, playground and a volleyball pit. Select the link for pictures and location information.
Trail Distances.pdf
Download a List of City of Twin Falls Walking Trail Distances
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