Population
19,617
Ranking
15th Largest
Elevation
4,713 ft
Parks
12 (79 acres)
Location & Geography
Ammon’s western edge borders Idaho Falls, while the eastern and southern horizons feature foothills and mountains. The Caribou National Forest and Blackfoot Mountain range begin approximately ten miles south, with the Caribou Mountain Range about twenty miles to the east. This location puts world-class outdoor recreation within easy reach.
Why Ammon Is Growing
Ammon’s growth stems from the availability of open space for affordable residential housing combined with its small-town character and convenient access to Idaho Falls’ employment opportunities, shopping, dining, and cultural amenities. The city is also known for its pioneering municipal fiber optic network, which provides residents and businesses with high-speed internet infrastructure.
Parks & Recreation
Ammon maintains twelve parks spanning approximately 79 acres. The flagship McCowin Park features an 18-acre complex with a swimming pool, splash pad, picnic shelters, playgrounds, pickleball and tennis courts, walking paths, and athletic fields. The city offers year-round community events and recreation programming for all ages.
Municipal Fiber Network
Ammon is nationally recognized for its open-access municipal fiber optic network, which gives residents the ability to choose from multiple internet service providers over city-owned infrastructure.
Nearby
Yellowstone
Grand Teton National Park
Skiing
