208 Storage strive to provide our customers with a storage solution to accommodate their needs that will be stress free and affordable. We acknowledge how important our customers belongings are and our goal is that our customers take comfort in knowing that 208 Storage provides a convenient, safe and secured facility with excellence.

We have a highly experienced management team who can help our customers find the best solution for their storage needs whether it is personal storage, business storage, RV, boat, travel trailer, fifth wheel, toy hauler, motorhome, utility trailer, any commercial trailer or vehicles, vehicles and classic cars.

Our wonderful climate (not too hot nor too cold for any great length of time) allows our residents and visitors to enjoy a great many sunny days.

Caldwell, the county seat agricultural hub of Canyon County, is host to seven international seed companies. We grow over 140 varieties of crops, and our dairy and beef ranches provide food for the entire nation and the world. We are also home to the College of Idaho, Treasure Valley Community College, and first-class public and charter schools.

Recreational opportunities abound with world-class fishing, hunting, biking, hiking, museums, tours of medal-winning wineries, great restaurants, the famous Caldwell Night Rodeo, and many other events throughout the year.

No matter how short or long your stay, we know you will have wonderful memories of your visit and, because Caldwell offers diversity in living that exceeds all expectations, you may discover you’d love to call Caldwell “home!”

A Brief History of Caldwell, Idaho

The valley is surrounded by the Owyhee, Weiser and Boise mountain ranges that rise steeply to 8-9,000 feet above sea level and range in distance from eight to twenty miles away from Caldwell, surrounding the Treasure Valley. The slopes are partly covered with sagebrush, which gives way to chaparral, then to ridges of fir, pine, spruce and juniper. Recreational activities are a highlight of Idaho and the Caldwell area provides access to a variety of enthusiasts from rock hounds to river rafters, skiers to hot springs lovers, trail riders to hikers and much, much more.

For residents, Caldwell is a pleasant mix of old and new, with many things close to home such as schools, churches, parks and downtown. Even as we grow, a strong sense of community remains integral to life in Caldwell.

Carrie and Robert Strahorn founded the town in 1883 as a commercial center for the Railroad, and it didn’t take long for many settlers to ‘move up’ from a tent to a modest house, and then to a fine home. This area represents a ‘fine home’ phase of Caldwell’s growth.”

For Visitors

The Treasure of the Valley!

Caldwell is the first major city and western entrance to the magnificent and picturesque Treasure Valley and is located on the beautiful Boise River. A community full of friendly, sincere people are here to greet you and to help with all your travel needs. We can take care of your hotel and motel accommodations, your appetite with wonderful food from our local restaurants and your wish for adventure with our variety of recreation.

Caldwell is the home of two magnificent golf courses, along with green belts and walking paths for your recreational needs. There are many parks providing opportunities for swimming, softball, soccer, volleyball, and playground equipment for the children.

Caldwell is the County seat for Canyon County. The County Courthouse is the hub of county government. The Canyon County Fair, the Caldwell Night Rodeo (a national top 5 ranked event) and the Buckaroo Breakfast are just a few of the places and events celebrated by the City of Caldwell.

Caldwell is home of College of Idaho, the nations #1 small liberal arts college. Agriculture continues to be a hue strength in and around Caldwell, but diversity of the business community is part of our growth. Proudly, Caldwell is also the foundation community of the J.R. Simplot Company. Today, the Simplot Company continues to be one of the world’s largest processors and producers of frozen food products.