The College of Idaho is based in Caldwell and there are a wide variety of additional university offerings within a short commute. Boise State University home of the Boise State Broncos football team is within a short commute. Caldwell has a major hospital in the center of town- West Valley Medical Center, rail service and a world class skate park in the city limits. Caldwell is commonly considered part of the Boise metropolitan area which is the population center of Idaho with just under 800,000 people. Click to search Caldwell homes by neighborhood or subdivision. Located between Boise and the Oregon border, Caldwell is on the western edge of the Treasure Valley along the I-84 corridor. A short 30 minute drive to Boise provides all the cultural amenities offered by in one of the Northwest region's most popular cities. Caldwell's population grew to 35,000 people in 2010. Caldwell is home to the nationally ranked Caldwell night rodeo, 2 golf courses, the Canyon County Fair and many area parks.

Caldwell Idaho Attractions

The nearby meandering Boise River provides a picturesque setting for visitors new to Caldwell and offers plentiful recreational opportunities to area residents as well. Additional water related activities are available at nearby Roaring Springs water park & Lake Lowell. Caldwell has pleasant green belts and walking paths for those early evening Summer strolls. Caldwell's location in the heart of the Treasure Valley puts residents within a short drive of: snow skiing, snow boarding, camping, hunting, mountain biking, fishing and everything outdoors related!

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