The city of Caldwell, Idaho, was created in 1883 as a result of the construction of the Oregon Short Line Railroad after Boise was rejected as part of the railway line due to its steep slope. It was named after Alexander Caldwell, a senator from Kansas. Although it started partially due to the gold rush of the time, it has since grown as a result of its being a center for agricultural processing, commercial retail, and education. When you rent an RV in Caldwell you’ll easily notice the grain elevators that stand out like solitary giants against the prairie skyline.
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<p>There are a couple RV parks within Caldwell's city limits, including Canyon Springs RV Resort, and Ambassador RV Resort. Additional parks are located just minutes away in Nampa, Leah's Landing Senior RV Park (guests must be 55+), Garrity Boulevard RV Park and Decoy RV Park. Decoy RV Park is within walking distance of Lake Lowell, while Leah's and Garrity are near Lions Park and West Park. Canyon Springs is also within walking distance of a small lake. Farther to the west, Rivers Edge RV Park and Snake River RV Resort both sit right next to Snake River, although they are quite distant from each other.</p>
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