OHV TRAILS

Soda Springs, Idaho, offers over 250 sq mi of rugged OHV trails through scenic forested mountains – ideal for ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes, and dual-sport rides. The 200-mile Caribou Loop Trail includes side routes, creek crossings, historic sites, and staging areas—perfect for adventurous off-road exploration.

A side by side on a dirt trail with trees and mountains in the background with the sunny shining in a blue sky near Soda Creek Campground in Soda Springs, Idaho.

An aerial view of Bear Lake showing blue water and mountains in the distance near Soda Creek Campground in Soda Springs, Idaho.

BEAR RIVER-

BEAR LAKE

Enjoy the sparkling waters of Bear Lake, Idaho, with thrilling water sports like jet skiing, paddleboarding, and wakeboarding. After the excitement, settle in to fish for rainbow trout and cutthroat against a stunning mountain backdrop.

Blackfoot Reservoir

Blackfoot Reservoir is a scenic 18,000-acre destination perfect for outdoor recreation. Enjoy boating, fishing for trout and bass, and swimming.Wildlife like pelicans, moose, and deer make it ideal for birdwatching and peaceful family getaways in a beautiful natural setting.

A woman in a red kayak paddling on Blackfoot Reservoir next to the mountains.

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Soda Springs Geyser

The Soda Springs Geyser in Idaho, the world’s only captive geyser, was discovered in 1937 during a drilling project. Now on a timer, it erupts hourly, shooting water 70- 100 feet high. Located in Geyser Park, it offers boardwalks, picnic areas, and scenic views, making it a unique, family-friendly roadside attraction open year-round.

Alexander Reservoir

Alexander Reservoir, just west of Soda Springs, Idaho, spans over 1,000 acres with excellent boat ramps, and ADA access. Anglers can reel in rainbow trout, cutthroat, smallmouth bass, yellow perch, channel catfish, and more. With improved fish populations it's a top spot for versatile fishing experiences year-round.

Two men fly flishing in Alexander Reservoir near Soda Creek Campground in Soda Springs, Idaho.

Kayaking

Kayaking in Soda Springs, Idaho, offers peaceful adventures on the Blackfoot River and Alexander Reservoir. Paddle calm waters, enjoy breathtaking mountain views, and spot wildlife like birds and moose. It’s the perfect blend of relaxation and outdoor exploration for both families and adventure seekers in a stunning natural setting.

SODA SPRINGS IDAHO CAMPGROUND

Soda Creek Campground

208-909-8550

Serving the cities of Soda Springs, Montpelier, Paris, Afton, Preston, Chubbuck, Pocatello, Blackfoot, Ammon, Conda, Grace, Bench, Wayan, Lava Hot Springs and surrounding areas.

Soda Creek Campground

690 West Hwy 30 Soda Springs, ID 83276

Lava Hot Springs

Relax in Lava Hot Springs’ world- famous geothermal pools, ranging from 102˚ - 112˚. Enjoy year-round indoor swimming, summer outdoor Olympic pools, diving platforms, water slides, and kid-friendly areas. Conveniently located between Salt Lake City and Yellowstone National Park, it’s the perfect stop for family fun and relaxation

An aerial view of Old Faithful geyser at Yellowstone National Park not erupting.

Yellowstone

Yellowstone National Park, America’s first national park, is a breathtaking wonder filled with geysers, hot springs, waterfalls, and wildlife. Visitors can explore iconic spots like Old Faithful, the Grand Prismatic Spring, and Yellowstone Lake while spotting bison, elk, and bears. Its stunning landscapes offer endless adventures for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Attractions & Activites

RESTAURANTS

 Porter’s Pub   Main Street Diner   Caribou Jack’s Trading Co & BBQ   Gonzalez Mexican & American Grill   Stockman’s Bar   Arctic Circle 

Photo courtesty of Lava Hot Sorings