Nampa

HEART OF CANYON COUNTY

Nampa, Idaho

As one of the fastest-growing cities in Idaho, Nampa blends modern amenities with a strong sense of community. Located just 20 miles west of Boise, Nampa is known for its agricultural heritage, family-friendly atmosphere, and attractions like the Ford Idaho Center and Lake Lowell. With a revitalized downtown, growing business opportunities, and easy access to the outdoors, Nampa offers a balanced lifestyle for residents and visitors alike.

Quick Facts

  • Population: Approximately 118,000 (2025 projection), making it Idaho’s third-largest city and a hub of growth within the Treasure Valley.

  • Fun Fact: Nampa was once a key stop on the Oregon Short Line Railroad, and today, its historic train depot stands as a symbol of the city’s rich transportation and agricultural legacy.

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Our Favorite Things: Nampa Edition

Visit Lake Lowell

Enjoy boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, or a peaceful sunset at this scenic reservoir, located just minutes from downtown Nampa.

Explore Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge

A haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers, this refuge offers walking trails, wildlife viewing, and beautiful views of the lake.

Catch a Show at the Ford Idaho Center

From rodeos and concerts to motorsports and expos, this large event venue hosts year-round entertainment for all ages.

Tour Warhawk Air Museum

Step back in time with vintage aircraft, war memorabilia, and powerful exhibits honoring America’s military history.

Sip & Relax at Local Wineries

Nampa borders the home to several wineries and tasting rooms, including Indian Creek Winery and Sawtooth Winery—perfect for a relaxing afternoon.

Stroll Downtown Nampa

Explore local boutiques, cafes, and historic buildings in Nampa’s charming downtown district, which continues to grow and revitalize.