The best things to do in Idaho Falls

“Pinecrest Golf Course keeps your game sharp with leagues, tourneys, and lessons for juniors and adults, plus professional club fitting and a simulator when the weather throws a tantrum. Play a round this week with friends, then grab a bite from the café and call it a very Idaho Falls day.”

From the Idaho Falls newsletter, September 12, 2026

“Motor Vu Drive-In has been lighting up Idaho Falls since 1947 with one of America’s last and largest drive-in movie screens, plus a classic double feature lineup. Toss a blanket in the trunk and make a low-key plan for this weekend... nostalgia, big skies and concessions doing their thing.”

From the Idaho Falls newsletter, September 8, 2026

“Blast Off is the go-to when the kids have wiggles to burn, with laser tag, an arcade, mini-golf, and even rock climbing under one roof. Bookable party rooms, pizza, and combo passes make it easy for parents and still fun for teens.”

From the Idaho Falls newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Idaho Falls golfers, make this the week you snag tee times at Sand Creek Golf Course, jump into leagues, or tune up with adult and junior lessons. There’s pro club fitting, a simulator with launch monitor for rainy days, plus a café, so your post-round debrief is covered.”

From the Idaho Falls newsletter, September 18, 2026

“With a Scottish links vibe, plenty of water to keep you honest, and an all grass range that makes bucket time addictive, Sage Lakes Golf Course is perfect for a midweek tune up. Multiple tees and friendly greens mean you can chase birdies or just enjoy the walk.”

From the Idaho Falls newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Whether you need a quick break from errands or a full-on play session, Ka-Ko Jo's is the Idaho Falls indoor fun spot where you can walk in and dive into games and attractions, plus make birthday parties and group get-togethers easy, energetic, and actually fun.”

From the Idaho Falls newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Ghost Walk Idaho Falls offers a no jump scares stroll through downtown, blending early-settler lore, haunted history and a quick ghost hunt in Ghost Alley. It opens in September 2026, so snag a spot this week and line up a crisp fall night that makes your everyday haunts feel, well, haunted.”

From the Idaho Falls newsletter, September 19, 2026

“From petting stingrays and starfish to letting Doctor Fish give your hands a weirdly satisfying spa, East Idaho Aquarium is Idaho’s most interactive escape for a quick midweek reset. Wave at sharks, steer an underwater camera, say hi to Rufus the porcupine and the parakeets.”

From the Idaho Falls newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Centre Twin keeps Southeast Idaho entertained with premium big-screen escapes, easy online tickets, and a solid lineup of Now Showing and Coming Soon. Rally the crew for a spontaneous watch or go big with a theater rental, then spend two hours forgetting your to-do list.”

From the Idaho Falls newsletter, September 15, 2026