There are some great cities worth discovering when you rent a campervan in Idaho. Boise is one of the state's biggest cities and boasts some of its best attractions. Kids will love visiting Zoo Boise, which contains over 200 animals, including adorable red pandas and ferocious Amur tigers. There's also the Idaho Botanical Gardens, with over 50 acres of flora to admire, and there's even a large playground for kids. If you want to know more about the capital, visit the Idaho Capitol Building and learn how Idaho is governed while admiring the building's ornate neoclassical architecture. There are lots of places to camp in Boise, such as the Boise / Meridian KOA, which has over 200 campsites with full hookups and an abundance of on-site entertainment, including a heated pool, a game room, and more.
During your Idaho motorhome rental excursion, head north to visit Coeur d'Alene. The city is full of culture, and visitors are sure to love learning about the history and industry of the city at the Museum of North Idaho. There's also The Art Spirit Gallery, which has over 200 exhibits featuring mainly local artists. There are some great activities for families too, with a waterpark offering indoor slides and swimming pools perfect for year-round fun. Coeur d'Alene is surrounded by lakes and forests that are superb for camping, and Camp Coeur d'Alene offers lakeside campsites ten minutes from downtown. There are over 30 sites available, most of which provide full hookups, and the lake is ideal for a variety of watersports.
Another city well worth visiting is Idaho Falls. Perfect for campers staying in eastern Idaho, Idaho Falls has some great activities for all ages. The Museum of Idaho has something for everyone, with exhibits on natural science, local history, and so much more. The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho is sure to please any art lover, with hundreds of paintings by well-respected local artists in its permanent collection. There's also the East Idaho Aquarium, which features many unusual and dazzling marine creatures, from stingrays to electric eels. There are a few campgrounds in Idaho Falls, including the Snake River RV Park, which offers over 100 riverside campsites with full hookups and lots of activities, including outdoor games like horseshoes and a heated pool to laze around.
Idaho is the perfect state for campers looking to escape daily life for a while, with most of the state covered in forests and sublime mountains. There are also some vibrant cities bursting with exciting attractions and culture. Book a camper rental in Idaho and start plotting your itinerary.
