Things To Do
Push & Pour
This where Cody and I had our first date. Great coffee and breakfast sandwiches. You can grab a cup and take a walk on the green belt and watch the surfers.
Certified Kitchen and Bakery
Cody and I love coming here! They have the best breakfast burritos and green tea with lemonade. You can take a walk/hike at Camel's Back Park and come here after to people watch and explore the quaint shops. Our order: Huevos Ranchero Burrito ADD Bacon and Avocado
Ahi Sushi Bar
The best sushi in the area.
Yoi Tomo Sushi and Grill
The best all you can eat sushi for $35 a person.
Crave Kitchen & Bar
We love the food here! They have awesome breakfast 'tacos' and a seasonal salad that gets better every time.
Barbacoa Grill
This is such a funky restaurant. I always get the scallops; Cody likes the hot rock filet. The have really good lemon drops and Happy Hour is 1/2 off drinks from 4PM to 6PM. Call for happy hour hours.
Craft Lounge
This is such a cool bar. It's a speak easy and you have to enter through the janitors closet. They have a really good espresso martini and they usually have live entertainment.
Freak Alley Gallery
This a small walk around downtown Boise where hundreds of local artists have come to display their art. It's free to visit and the murals are constantly changing, so if you've been here before you'll probably see something new this time.
The Springs
If you've never been to a hot springs we definitely recommend. It's about an hour drive from Eagle but totally worth it. They are reservations only and they book fast so plan in advance. Open Thurs-Mon 10:30 AM to 10:00 PM $30 for Adults. $27 for Children
Esther Simplot Park
Water features are the focus of this 55-acre park. Paved and gravel pathways weave through grassy areas, picnic shelters, along a meandering stream, across bridges and around islands. Ponds offer swimming and fishing access.
Camel’s Back Park
We love it here. You can grab a breakfast burrito and a coffee then bring it to the park. Often times there are tons of people running up and down the stairs or you can venture behind the mountain for a walk/hike. This offers a great view of Boise!
Kathryn Albertson Park
An urban wildlife habitat area with 3/4 mile walking loops. The park features two reservable gazebos suitable for formal ceremonies. Interpretive signs educate visitors about the wildlife habitat, history and landscaping.
Ann Morrison Park
Donated by Harry W. Morrison in honor of his late wife, this large park opened in 1959 and sits along the Boise River. A picturesque fountain cascades into an elevated pool. Amenities include a large playground, restrooms, reservable shelter, lighted ballfields, open play areas, tennis courts, an 18-hole disc golf course, bocce courts and horseshoe pits. Smoking and vaping are only allowed in designated areas.
BanBury Golf Course Eagle
"Expensive tee time, but cheap drinks" - Cody Nice course, well kept.
Quail Hollow Golf Course
"Challenging course with unique holes." - Cody
Idaho Botanical Garden
