Indian Creek Plaza

Indian Creek Plaza, in the heart of downtown, is Caldwell’s living room. Formal introductions aren’t necessary, all are welcome, and acquaintances and travelers alike become family. With over 200 events and activities held annually, there is always something going on. Indian Creek Plaza features splash pads in the summer and an outdoor ice ribbon in the winter, giving families the chance to enjoy each other’s company over food, music, and games. Visitors to the Plaza can expect diverse events – from farmers’ markets and concerts to local food and drink festivals. Indian Creek Plaza is owned by the City and Caldwell and managed by Destination Caldwell.

Sunnyslope Wine Country

Come visit any one of the 19 wineries along the trail – you don’t need to be a wine expert to relax, sip some wine, and take in the picturesque views of orchards, winding country roads and patchwork farmland. It’s an experience you won’t forget.

Koenig Distillery

We welcome you to visit Koenig Distillery’s Tasting Room featuring Koenig spirits, including an exclusive Caldwell Night Rodeo whiskey, crafted right here in the Sunnyslope region of Idaho. Their seated tastings offer visitors the opportunity to spend time sampling three spirits of their choosing from our line of Whiskey, Vodka, and Brandy. For those interested, they also offer a mini cocktail flight featuring three unique spirits. While there, you will have the opportunity to visit the retail store as well as take a self-guided tour of the Distillery and the Seven Devils Barrel House

D&B Supply – Flagship store

In 1959, when Idaho had half the number of people it has today, a couple of fellows named Dutch and Bud set up a farming wholesale store in the rural agricultural town of Caldwell. Even then, D&B was a one-stop shop where you could find everything you needed to keep your farm running.

Like the original Caldwell location, each store is stocked to serve those who live and work in the West. Our customers are independent farmers, ranchers, and owners of small acreages. They are also tradesmen, pet owners, gardeners, rodeo goers, and homemakers. They love the land they live on, the animals they keep, and the families they raise.