Parks and Playgrounds in Twin Falls
Updated October 2026 · 9 places · Twin Falls
Twin Falls has city and county parks, canyon-rim paths, and recreation areas open to the public. The list below is limited to places physically in Twin Falls, Idaho; seasonal features such as the First Federal Bank Park splash pad may not be operating year-round.
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Shoshone Falls Park
4155 Shoshone Falls Grade Road, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Shoshone Falls Park is a city park with overlooks and walking paths around the Snake River waterfall. It is known for the 212-foot falls, which the city describes as a major scenic attraction.
Dierkes Lake Park
4155 Shoshone Falls Grade Road, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Dierkes Lake Park has a lake, picnic areas, and a 1.7-mile loop trail. The city describes it as a favorite swimming spot in summer, with opportunities for fishing and hiking as well.
First Federal Bank Park
North 2700 East, Twin Falls, ID 83301
First Federal Bank Park is at the Sunway Soccer Complex and has an all-inclusive playground and the city’s first splash pad. The city notes that the splash pad operates seasonally, from Memorial Day weekend through September.
Auger Falls Heritage Park
Canyon Springs Road, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Auger Falls Heritage Park is a large, mostly undeveloped natural area with trails running from the canyon rim toward the Snake River. The city highlights its hiking and mountain-biking loops and views of Auger Falls.
Twin Falls City Park
400–500 blocks of Shoshone Street East, Twin Falls, ID 83301
City Park is a 5.5-acre downtown park with grassy areas, playground amenities, restrooms, and the historic municipal bandshell. The city says it was inaugurated in 1904.
Rock Creek Park
1154 Addison Avenue West, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Rock Creek Park is a 12-acre county park with playground equipment, walking and hiking trails, fishing, and picnic facilities. The county also notes its disc golf course and describes the park as a place to explore the outdoors.
Centennial Waterfront Park
Canyon Springs Road, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Centennial Waterfront Park sits in the Snake River Canyon just west of Perrine Bridge and has natural trails, a playground, picnic facilities, and boat launches. The county lists hiking, fishing, rock climbing, and boating among the activities available there.
Canyon Rim Trail
2151 Fillmore Street, Twin Falls, ID 83301
The Canyon Rim Trail is a paved route along the Snake River Canyon with access points at several places in Twin Falls. The city describes the 7.6-mile trail as a route for walking and biking, with views of Perrine Bridge, Pillar Falls, and Shoshone Falls.
Snake River Canyon Rim Trails
North end of Washington Street North, Twin Falls, ID 83301
The Snake River Canyon Rim Trails comprise a developed network of paths in and along Twin Falls’ canyon rim. Visit South Idaho says walking, hiking, and biking are welcome, with access available at the north end of Washington Street North and other Twin Falls trailheads.