River town roots
Homedale sits right on the Snake River — boat launches, fishing and riverside parks are part of everyday life here.
Community & location
In Homedale, Idaho, life keeps its own time.
A genuine small town in Owyhee County, on the banks of the Snake River where the Treasure Valley runs up against the Owyhees. Agriculture built it and still sets the tempo — orchards, hop yards and hay fields surround town, and the foothills rise to the south. A day here has a different shape to it — fewer things stacked on top of each other. Pioneer Crossing is a rare chance to build new in the middle of that.
Pioneer Crossing — E Pioneer Rd, Homedale. Exact address coming soon.
The area
What’s nearby.
Small-town rhythm
A walkable downtown, Friday-night football, a summer rodeo and farmers who still wave. Population a little over 2,500 — small enough that the faces start repeating.
Wide-open recreation
The Owyhee Mountains, Succor Creek and Lake Owyhee are your backyard for hiking, hunting, ATV trails and camping.
Wine & orchard country
The Sunnyslope wine region and its tasting rooms, orchards and fruit stands sit just up the valley.
Schools & essentials
Homedale School District serves K-12 in town; groceries, clinics and daily errands stay local. Buyers should confirm school assignments with the district.
Connected by highway
Highway 95 and Highway 55 link Homedale to Marsing, Caldwell, Nampa and I-84.
Room to breathe
Days with a little more room in them.
Streets where kids ride to the park and neighbors know the dog’s name. Yards with room for a garden, a shop, a fire pit — and evenings long enough to use them. It’s a slower way to live, and it grows on you.
See what’s available today.
65 homesites in Phase 1 — pick yours on the live plan.