The central fountain at The Village was custom-built by the same company that designed the fountains at the Bellagio in Las Vegas!
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Roaring Springs is the largest waterpark in the entire Northwest and has been ranked among the top 10 waterparks in the U.S. by TripAdvisor!
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This historic speedway opened in 1951 and was once featured in the movie Wiener Dog Nationals, a kids' film about dog racing.
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The park was donated by Julius M. Kleiner, a German immigrant and successful Idaho farmer, who wanted to give back to the community that supported his family.
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Wahooz sits right next to Roaring Springs and was originally called Boondocks before being bought and renamed by the same owners.
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The History Center’s building inside City Hall houses artifacts dating back to Meridian’s founding in 1893, including original dairy equipment, since Meridian was once a major milk hub.
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Before it became a park, Eagle Island was used as a minimum-security prison farm, and inmates once grew crops and tended livestock.
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