There’s something special about fall in Rexburg. From cozy nights in to crisp autumn walks, the season makes apartment living especially enjoyable. Here’s why Eden Apartments is the perfect place to be this October.
Central Location 🍁
Living close to BYU–Idaho, shopping, restaurants, and fall events makes life easier and more enjoyable.
Community Atmosphere 🏘️
Fall is about togetherness. Whether you’re hosting a cozy movie night or enjoying local events, you’ll appreciate the welcoming feel of Eden Apartments.
Comfortable Living Spaces ✨
Our spacious layouts and modern features make it easy to come home, relax, and stay warm. Whether you’re cooking up chili or decorating for Halloween, your apartment feels like home.
The Best Time to Move 📅
October is a great time to get settled before Rexburg’s winter kicks in. With plenty of time before the holidays, new residents can create a cozy home base for the season.
If you’re looking for your next home, now is the time. Come tour Eden Apartments this fall and see why residents love living here year-round.
Use draft stoppers or rolled-up towels along doors and windows to keep cold air out and warm air in.
Add Warm Layers
Swap light curtains for thicker ones and put down rugs if you have tile or hardwood floors. This not only keeps things warmer but makes your space cozier.
Replace Air Filters
A clean filter helps your heater run efficiently and improves your indoor air quality.
Rotate Seasonal Wardrobe
Pack away summer clothes and move coats, boots, and gloves to the front. You’ll thank yourself on that first frosty morning.
Communicate with Maintenance
If your heater isn’t working properly, let management know early—before the first big snow hits.
At Eden Apartments, we want you to stay warm and comfortable. A little preparation in October will help you enjoy a worry-free winter.
October in Rexburg is a magical time. The air gets crisp, the leaves turn golden, and the entire community embraces the fun of the season. Whether you’re looking for family activities, student-friendly outings, or cozy weekend plans, Rexburg has something for everyone—and living at Eden Apartments means you’re close to it all.
Pumpkin Patches & Corn Mazes
A fall staple, local pumpkin patches and corn mazes are a must-do. The Straw Maze is a Rexburg favorite, offering both family-friendly fun during the day and a haunted version at night for thrill seekers. Don’t forget to pick up a pumpkin (or two) to carve at home.
Haunted Attractions
For those who love a good scare, haunted houses pop up across Eastern Idaho in October. The Haunted Straw Maze and other haunted barns in nearby towns make for a perfect weekend adventure with friends.
Outdoor Adventures
The cooler weather makes this the perfect time for hiking, biking, or simply walking through Rexburg Nature Park. For a quick getaway, Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park are breathtaking in the fall—without the heavy summer crowds.
Campus & Community Events
BYU–Idaho often hosts concerts, plays, and seasonal gatherings. Keep an eye on the campus calendar for performances, art shows, and even holiday markets.
Living at Eden Apartments means you’re in the heart of Rexburg. Fall is the perfect season to explore, create memories, and then come home to a cozy apartment just minutes away
Let’s be real—East Idaho in June is peak vibes.
The sun is finally showing up on time, the snow’s gone (for real this time), and we’ve all collectively agreed it’s time to go outside and live our best lives. Whether you’re into local eats, camping with friends, or pretending you're in a nature documentary while hiking through jaw-dropping views—East Idaho is the place to be this month.
🥕 Local Farmers Markets: Where Your Produce Has a Personality
You haven’t lived until you’ve had a sun-warmed strawberry from a local stand or a fresh loaf of sourdough that smells like heaven itself. June is when East Idaho’s farmers markets really come to life, and trust us—you’ll want to bring a tote bag.
Idaho Falls Farmers Market – Fresh veggies, homemade jams, live music, and more sourdough than you can carry. 10/10 weekend activity.
Rexburg Farmers Market – It’s small but mighty. Think fresh produce, baked goods, and the most wholesome vibes around.
Pocatello Farmers Market – Local honey, handcrafted goods, and that magical feeling of community you only get from Saturday mornings downtown.
Support local, eat well, and maybe pick up a potted herb you’ll probably forget to water (we believe in you).
⛺️ Hiking + Camping: Because Your Tent Misses You
June is chef’s kiss for getting outside. The trails are open, the mosquitoes aren’t too rude yet, and the campgrounds are calling your name.
Island Park – Cool nights, big pines, and easy access to lakes and rivers. It’s a camper’s dream.
Targhee National Forest – Wildlife, waterfalls, and trails for all levels. Also, yes, it’s that gorgeous in real life.
Craters of the Moon – Want to feel like you landed on Mars? Hike this surreal volcanic terrain and flex your “I survived the lava fields” selfies.
The Tetons (nearby and worth it) – Not technically East Idaho, but close enough. Majestic mountains, alpine lakes, and trails that will take your breath away—literally.
Don’t forget the s’mores. Always pack the s’mores.
🌄 Scenic Views: The Kinda Pretty That Makes You Pull Over
East Idaho is full of “is this a postcard?” moments. Whether you're snapping pics or just soaking it all in, here are a few spots where the views really show off:
Bear Lake – Blue. So blue. Ridiculously blue. You won’t believe it until you see it.
Shoshone Falls – It’s taller than Niagara and wildly underrated. June is the perfect time to catch it at full flow.
Sawtooth Mountains – Epic peaks, crystal-clear lakes, and trails for days. It’s giving mountain main character energy.
South Fork Snake River – Peaceful, stunning, and great for a float or fishing day. Bonus points if you spot an eagle.
Long story short—East Idaho in June is basically your summer bucket list wrapped in pine trees and sunshine. Hit a market, hike a trail, pitch a tent, and stare at some scenery that makes you say “whoa” out loud. Just don’t forget the sunscreen and bug spray (spoken from experience).
Happy adventuring! 🏕️🍓🌲
Top 10 Things to Do in Rexburg This Summer
As the weather warms up and the days get longer, summer in Rexburg offers the perfect opportunity to explore, unwind, and enjoy the local community. Whether you’re new to the area, or a long-time local, there’s something for everyone to enjoy right outside your door.
Here are the Top 10 Things to Do in Rexburg This Summer :
1. Explore Yellowstone Bear World
Just a short drive from Rexburg, Yellowstone Bear World offers a drive-thru wildlife park experience where you can see bears, bison, elk, and more—all from the comfort of your car. Great for families and visitors alike.
Location: 6010 S 4300 W, Rexburg, ID
Website: yellowstonebearworld.com
2. Cool Off at Rexburg Rapids
When the heat rises, head over to Rexburg Rapids , the city’s outdoor water park featuring slides, a lazy river, and splash zones. It's a summer favorite for both kids and adults.
Location: 50 W 2nd N, Rexburg, ID
Website: rexburgrapids.com
3. Take a Scenic Hike in the Teton Foothills
Rexburg is a gateway to some incredible hiking trails. Popular nearby options include R Mountain (Menan Butte) and Cress Creek Nature Trail . These trails offer sweeping views and are perfect for a morning adventure or evening sunset hike.
4. Visit Porter Park
Porter Park is Rexburg’s oldest and most beloved public park, complete with picnic areas, walking paths, a splash pad, and the famous carousel. It’s ideal for a relaxing afternoon outdoors.
Location: 427 W 3rd S, Rexburg, ID
5. Discover Local History at the Museum of Rexburg
Learn more about the region’s history, including the 1976 Teton Dam Flood, with exhibits at this local museum. A perfect indoor activity for a rainy day or quiet weekend.
Location: 51 N Center St, Rexburg, ID
Website: museumofrexburg.org
6. Attend a Concert in the Park
The City of Rexburg hosts free live music at Porter Park throughout the summer. Bring a blanket, some snacks, and enjoy an evening under the stars.
Tip: Follow Rexburg City’s social media for concert schedules.
7. Float the Warm River
Grab a tube and float down the Warm River , a beautiful and gentle waterway about 45 minutes from Rexburg. It’s a local summer tradition—don’t forget sunscreen and water shoes!
8. Check Out the Rexburg Farmer’s Market
Support local vendors and enjoy fresh produce, handmade goods, and live entertainment every Friday during the summer season.
Location: Downtown Rexburg (look for updates on Facebook)
Hours: Fridays, 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
9. Take a Day Trip to Mesa Falls
Just an hour from Rexburg, Upper and Lower Mesa Falls offer breathtaking views of cascading waterfalls. This scenic area is perfect for picnicking, photography, and easy walking trails.
10. Catch a Movie at the Drive-In Theater
Experience classic summer nostalgia at the Teton Vu Drive-In , where you can watch current releases from the comfort of your car. Don’t forget to bring snacks and a blanket!
Location: 1114 N Yellowstone Hwy, Rexburg, ID
Website: tetonvu.com
Make the Most of Summer in Rexburg
Living at Mesa Falls Apartments means you’re never far from outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, and seasonal events. Whether you're seeking relaxation or excitement, Rexburg offers something special all summer long.
Stay safe, stay active, and most importantly— enjoy your summer !
Upper Mesa Falls
Free Activities to Enjoy in Southeast Idaho This Spring
Spring is a beautiful time to explore Southeast Idaho, with its blooming wildflowers, warmer temperatures, and a renewed sense of adventure. Whether you’re a nature lover, history buff, or just looking for a fun outing, there are plenty of free activities to enjoy. Here are some of the best ways to make the most of the season without spending a dime.
1. Hike the Trails
Southeast Idaho offers a variety of scenic hiking trails perfect for spring exploration. Some popular options include:
Cress Creek Nature Trail (near Ririe) – A short and family-friendly hike with stunning views of the Snake River.
City Creek Trail System (Pocatello) – Great for both hikers and bikers looking for a variety of trail options.
Scout Mountain (near Pocatello) – A more challenging trail with breathtaking mountain scenery.
2. Visit the Idaho Falls River Walk
Take a leisurely stroll along the Idaho Falls Greenbelt, where you can admire the picturesque waterfalls, watch for wildlife, and enjoy the fresh spring air. The paved paths are perfect for walking, biking, or even a relaxing picnic along the river.
3. Explore Lava Hot Springs’ Sunken Gardens
While the hot pools require a fee, you can visit the beautiful Sunken Gardens for free. Nestled near the hot springs, these terraced gardens are filled with lush plants and unique rock formations, offering a peaceful retreat.
4. Discover Local Wildlife at Market Lake Wildlife Management Area
Spring is a fantastic time for birdwatching, and Market Lake Wildlife Management Area (north of Idaho Falls) is a prime spot. Bring binoculars and look for migrating birds, waterfowl, and even deer.
5. Check Out Historic Downtowns
Many Southeast Idaho towns have charming historic districts that are fun to explore on foot:
Idaho Falls – Stroll through the historic downtown area, visit the public art displays, and browse local shops (even window shopping is fun!).
Pocatello – Old Town Pocatello offers a glimpse into the past with its vintage buildings, murals, and occasional free community events.
6. Enjoy Free Community Events
Many towns in Southeast Idaho host free events in the spring, including farmers’ markets, concerts, and cultural festivals. Check local event calendars for happenings in your area.
7. Visit the Hell’s Half Acre Lava Field
Located off I-15 near Idaho Falls, this fascinating lava field offers a free interpretive trail where you can learn about the region’s volcanic history while taking in the otherworldly landscape.
8. Go Fishing (Without a License on Free Fishing Day!)
If you enjoy fishing, take advantage of Idaho’s Free Fishing Day in June (technically not spring but close!). On this day, no license is required, and you can fish in any public water.
9. Take a Scenic Drive
Sometimes the best way to appreciate the beauty of Southeast Idaho is simply by driving through it. Consider taking a scenic drive along:
Mesa Falls Scenic Byway – Witness the stunning Upper and Lower Mesa Falls.
Teton Scenic Byway – Enjoy breathtaking views of the Teton Range.
Bone Road – A quiet backroad with rolling hills and great wildlife-spotting opportunities.
10. Have a Picnic in a Local Park
Pack some homemade snacks and head to one of Southeast Idaho’s many parks for a picnic. Freeman Park in Idaho Falls, Ross Park in Pocatello, and Jensen Grove in Blackfoot are all great spots to relax and enjoy the spring weather.
Southeast Idaho is full of incredible places to explore, and you don’t need to spend a fortune to have a great time. Whether you prefer hiking, wildlife spotting, or soaking in the sights of local towns, there’s something for everyone to enjoy for free this spring. Grab your friends or family and start your next adventure!
