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Stroll around downtown through our retail district to discover bookstores, boutiques, craft galleries and other specialty shops you won't find anywhere else.

Downtown Caldwell is recognized as Idaho's premier gathering place. With a bustling plaza and independent retailers all within walking distance to provide a unique experience for Caldwell's diverse shopping scene.

caldwell Merchants

Shop for locally made goods. Grab a souvenir. Learn more about the merchants, entertainment, and activities happening in Caldwell.

Founded in 1987 in Idaho’s Snake River Valley, the estate vineyards surrounding Sawtooth Winery were once rich pastures owned by Charles Pintler. The Pintlers saw a greater potential in the steep, south sloping hills, and set out to grow wine grapes. Sawtooth Estate Winery and the Snake River Valley have gained increasing national acclaim for varietals such as Riesling, Pinot Gris, Syrah, Merlot and Tempranillo with winemaker Meredith Smith leading its program. Inside every bottle of Sawtooth lies the spirit of adventure, the mystique of Idaho, and the natural beauty that rests within the snowcapped mountains and crisp, clean rivers of the Snake River Valley.
Sky Down Skydiving is the place to make your next skydive and it’s located in Caldwell! Experience the sensations of flying while enjoying the breathtaking view of the valley. Sky Down Skydiving is the only dropzone in the area that is open 7 days a week and through the winter as long as the weather permits jumping!
The Snake River Scenic Byway is a path of places, people, and beautiful landscape that holds a rich historical tradition of what makes Idaho so wonderful. People passing by can find various vineyards and wineries all along the road, all year around. The byway is approximately 53 miles and can take up to 1 1/2 hours to fully travel. There is no rush though, the more time you allow to experience this place the more picturesque the view is. The location of the Snake River Scenic Byway takes you through Canyon County and winds its way through all some of the biggest wineries in the Sunnyslope Wine Trail here in Idaho.Roadway: Idaho 45 is a two-lane road that’s maintained year-round. All other roadways are local, two-lane roads. Ice patches may occur during winter months. Note: canyon overlooks may not be passable in winter.When to Visit: Throughout the year. Visit a variety of vineyards and wine-tasting venues along the route. Orchards are best in spring or fall, just before harvest.Attractions: Wineries, vineyards, orchards, Fort Boise, Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge, Map Rock Petroglyph and scenic vistas.
In 1975, Ste. Chapelle brought new luster to Idaho winemaking, with a commitment to fine winemaking using grapes planted among the sweeping orchards of southwestern Idaho in the Snake River Valley AVA. It has grown to become the largest winery in Idaho and a hometown favorite!
In 1975, Ste. Chapelle brought new luster to Idaho winemaking, with a commitment to fine winemaking using grapes planted among the sweeping orchards of southwestern Idaho in the Snake River Valley AVA. It has grown to become the largest winery in Idaho and a hometown favorite!
"We are the Tate's. Goose, Malia, and our two sweet babies. Our life consists mostly of babies and bees. My husband and father are both professional beekeepers. For three generations our family has been keeping bees and helping them make delicious honey. When my husband decided he wanted to be a beekeeper I wasn't sure. The life of a full time beekeeper isn't easy, and is filled with lots of late nights, and a lot of hard work. BUT being in the bees is a feeling like nothing else.

We are so happy to carry on my Steele family traditions. It truly is the best life and we can't wait to share it with our kids and all of you!"

The Beekeeping Experience

Have you ever wanted to experience a beehive like a beekeeper? Now you can! This summer Steele Legacy Honey will offer tours of our hives complete with a honey tasting experience. They will provide the bees, the keeper, and the suits. You bring your curiosity, and maybe a couple friends! 

The Goat Yard is the perfect destination to unleash your inner goat-whisperer! Offering sunset goat yoga, paint nights, birthdays, and so much more, this goat farm and event venue has unique opportunities for all ages to spend some time outside and meet some new furry friends.
Carrying a fine selection of used books, new books by Idaho authors; new and used games; works from Idaho artists.
The Shed at Garrett Ranches is a proud member of the AgVentures Trail and has been a multi-generational family farm in Canyon County since 1914. Since its establishment the Garrett family ranch has been growing fruit and believes in a strong legacy of local family business with many years to come. Visitors can stop by their seasonal produce stand located in an authentic 1930’s fruit packing shed, which brings you back in time in order to enjoy the “fruits and veggies” of their labors. The Shed at Garrett Ranches serves various fruits and veggies in season such as cherries, apricots, donut peaches, slicing peaches, canning peaches, plums, prunes, apples, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, snap beans, beets, zucchini, pumpkins.
Thunder Spirit Trading Post is Native American owned. Modern Trading Post featuring Native American artists and makers as well as other local brands and brands from the U.S.
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