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Best Western Caldwell ID Hotels
Best Western hotels invite you to visit Caldwell, ID, a suburb of Boise located along the Boise River. Our Best Western Caldwell hotel guests will have fun exploring the numerous parks located throughout the area; taking in a round of golf or two at one of Caldwell’s golf courses; birding, hiking, and more at Lake Lowell and the Owyhee Mountains; and watching the cowboys compete at two of the nation’s top rodeos, including the Caldwell Night Rodeo and the Snake River Stampede!
Caldwell is home to the College of Idaho.
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Best Western Caldwell Inn & Suites
908 Specht Avenue, Caldwell, Idaho 83605-6927Phone: 208/454-7225 | Fax: 208/454-3522
Located in scenic southwestern Idaho, Caldwell Inn and Suites is a mile from the College of Idaho, and the Canyon County Fair and Rodeo Grounds. Close to the Boise River. Caldwell is the home of the nationally ranked Caldwell Night Rodeo; we are located eight miles from the Idaho Center, in Nampa, the home of the Snake River Stampede, and many other exciting events.
Surrounded by the Owyhee, Weiser and Boise Mountain Ranges. The Owyhee Mountains are a haven for pictographs and fossil hunters. In addition you will find ghost towns, whitewater rafting, kayaking, backpacking, camping, and rock climbing and hiking. Located within five miles of the Best Western Caldwell Inn and Suites, Lake Lowell is a bird refuge and popular recreation area for fishing, boating and waterskiing. Aviation buffs love the War Hawk Museum outside the city. Vineyards and fruit orchards are scattered across the region.
Eighteen wineries producing one of Idaho's lesser known exports and tours are available. One delightful event is Ste. Chappell's Jazz at the Winery on warm summer Sundays. Caldwell is also home to exciting rodeo action. Kick up your cowboy boots with the Caldwell Night Rodeo or the Snake River Stampede - two of the nation's top annual rodeos.
Caldwell is a desert brought to bloom by irrigation and has become the industrial and agricultural center of the surrounding area. Local businesses include creameries, dairies, poultry plants, cattle, fruit, grain and seed dealers.
