Mobile IV Therapy in Riverside, Idaho
Riverside is a small unincorporated community on the Canyon County bank of the Snake River, about three and a half miles southeast of Marsing at roughly 2,280 feet, with Owyhee County across the water. Before bridges, this reach of the river was crossed by ferry. The Froman Ferry started running about 1887, some two miles downstream of where the Marsing bridge stands today, and the Henderson Ferry worked the river upstream; settlers’ children went to a Bedford Cabin school between the two crossings and later to the Eidson School. In 1909 the Gem Irrigation District began delivering Snake River water to the Marsing area. A few miles upriver, near Givens Hot Springs, the Map Rock Petroglyphs were listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982, and today the river itself is part of a 206-mile water trail from Three Island Crossing in Idaho to Farewell Bend in Oregon.
River, vines and a hot spring
Idaho Oregon Snake River Water Trail
A 206-mile paddling and boating route on the Snake from Three Island Crossing State Park to Farewell Bend State Park.
Huston Vineyards
An estate vineyard and artisan winery on the Sunnyslope Wine Trail, inside the Snake River Valley AVA.
Hat Ranch Winery
A winery at 15343 Plum Road making wine only from Idaho-grown grapes since 2011.
Givens Hot Springs
A hot spring swimming pool at 11309 Highway 78 across the river, open to visitors since 1881.
Booking a riverside house call
Send the farm or home address. Add the lane, the gate and which house to pull up to; river roads can be hard to find.
Choose a start time. An hour or more of notice; starts are an hour and fifteen minutes apart.
Stay reachable. Email and text confirm the visit, and the nurse messages when they cross into your area.
The east bank of the Snake
Riverside is inside our Treasure Valley mobile area, on the Canyon County side of the Snake River between the Marsing bridge and the farms to the southeast. Every Idaho visit is a house call. There is no travel fee in Canyon County. For an address across the river in Owyhee County, see our Marsing page or call or text 208-391-5315. Nearby: Sunnyslope Nampa Book a Riverside visit
Riverside questions
Do you come out to Riverside?
Yes. Riverside, on the Canyon County side of the river, is part of our Treasure Valley mobile area.
Is there a travel fee this far out?
No. There is no travel fee anywhere in Canyon County, Riverside included.
What if I live across the river in Owyhee County?
Call or text 208-391-5315 before booking and we will confirm your address.
Can a group book together?
Yes. One person books and prepays one IV; everyone else pays when the nurse arrives.
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Riverside, Idaho
House calls on the east bank of the Snake, no travel fee. Call or text 208-391-5315.