Celebration Park
Celebration Park was established as Idaho's only archaeological park in 1989. While you’re here, explore this area’s high desert flora and discover the rock-face petroglyphs of Native Americans and early settlers from over 12,000 years ago. This spot links to different sites, such as Halverson Lake, and eventually converges and leads to Swan Falls Dam. Activities abound for boating, camping, hiking, picnicking, scenic/wildlife viewing and cultural/historical education and natural history. Celebration Park employs a variety of Interpretive Specialists knowledgeable on specific Native American topics such as culture, geology and history.
Location: Southwest of Kuna, Idaho; located in the Birds of Prey National Conservation Area
Southwest of Kuna, travel west on CanAda Road. This will eventually become Victory Lane. The park is found at the end of this lane.
Fees/Facilities:
- Primitive campground
- Restrooms
- Drinking water
- Picnic area
- Visitor Center
- Car and boat parking
- Boat ramp
- Interpretive programs/Displays
- Use season: Year-round
- Fees: Annual Pass-$15; Senior Annual Pass-$5; Day use fee-$2, Camping Fee-$5 (3-day limit)
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