The city of Kuna,
located 18 miles southwest of Boise, with a population of about 16,000 residents. Kuna is a dynamic and progressive city with deep roots in the agricultural growth of early Idaho history. Being close to Boise makes it a great choice for those seeking to live in a small town but with access to big city amenities job opportunities. With a recent history that includes sustained population growth,
Kuna City Round-A-Bout
productive businesses, fine schools, caring churches, responsive government and a friendly and involved populace, Kuna is a place to settle, to enjoy, and become a part of Idaho's future..
The Kuna School District
serves the city and surrounding area with a mission of inspiring each of their approximately 5000 students to become lifelong learners and contributing, responsible citizens. Kuna School District offers quality programs in all academic areas, as well as the arts, trades, industries, and athletics.
Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area and Celebration Park is located about 12 miles south of Kuna in the Snake River Canyon. All types of birds of prey including raptors, owls, eagles and several types of falcons can be seen flying and nesting in area. This region provides hikers, bird watchers and many individuals who enjoy the outdoors ample opportunities to see nature at its best.
Kuna Days - Annual Park Event
Kuna City Library
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Things to do in Kuna Idaho
Kuna Public Library
downtown, offers children's activities and youth programs. The library also offers an inter-library loan program.
Indian Creek flows through the city of Kuna with a walking path that extends from the city park west through town. The city park is located in the center of town where baseball fields, playground equipment and an area for picnics is available. It is also the site for Kuna Days, an annual event held in early August, to promote patriotism and community spirit.
Kuna offers local shopping, restaurants, and other services to it's residents, despite not having all of the amenities of its larger neighboring cities. And it's close location to the cities of Meridian and Boise make it a great choice for those seeking a quieter, more rural lifestyle.
