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Rexburg, Idaho is located in Madison County and is a vibrant city with lots to offer. It has several local attractions and events that draw people from all over the country, making it a popular destination for tourists. People are drawn to the area for its agricultural background, outdoor recreation, and cultural activities. Many visitors enjoy the local restaurants, museums, parks, shops, and more. Overall, Rexburg is known as a great place to visit with its unique culture and friendly atmosphere. Reviews of Rexburg are overwhelmingly positive as many cite its beauty and hospitality as some of its best qualities. Tourists often remark about the small-town charm they experience while visiting the city. With so much to do in such a beautiful setting, it's no wonder why so many people choose to vacation in Rexburg year-round.
based on 11 ReviewsGet to know Rexburg with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Rexburg
Stop moving to Idaho from California - 1/24/2021
Stop moving here from California you people are ruining our town with your dumb california demands. If you are moving here from California either respect our way of life or go home. Stop trying to make idaho like california we love our guns here. And you californians are jacking up our house prices now us locals can't even afford to buy houses. Seriously, just get the hell
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Great Place to Live - 2/21/2018
Move here years ago from California. Wonderful place to raise a family and the sports opportunities here are unparalleled. It's not much of a drive to Island Park, Jackson Hole, and other outdoors playgrounds. There is a real sense of community
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The Hill, with a capital H. - 11/11/2017
I love this town. I have lived here now for 15 years, and it has truly been an incredible place to grow up. However, there is one problem with living here. High school sucks. This town is small enough, that everybody goes to the same Jr. High and High school. To some this might sound nice, and in some ways it is. The problem is, everybody sticks with the same friends they had in like 6th grade, when they started Jr. High school. This means, if you were a quiet, introverted person, then you have no friends. Till you graduate and leave town. Not fun right?
And it's not just that. If you try and make new friends or try to get a little more influence, you're automatically weird, for not being "normal." And then there's the rich kids. The city of rexburg sits on a big hill. Most of the city sits at the base of the hill, and then there are houses all the way up the hill and a water tower at the top. Also at the top of the hill is where the rich people live. I'm not going to sit
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Get ready to lean right - 2/16/2017
I have lived in Rexburg for 15 years. I consider myself a political independent - true middle of the road moderate. I lean left on some things and right on others. In Rexburg however this makes me a flaming liberal. The town is >95% GOP and most are far-right GOP. The entire state of Idaho is largely the same.
Politics aside, Rexburg is a very nice place to live - well, if you don't mind a good dose of winter (and I don't mind). There are nice parks and the town is a safe, enjoyable place to call home. Crime rates are very low and in our experience the schools are quite good (even with the state's gross underfunding of public education).
Brigham Young University-Idaho is the largest employer in the county, and it's large (20K+) and growing student body make Rexburg a town of young people. There are many apartments, but the students are well behaved and are enjoyable to have around.
When it comes to diversity, Rexburg is extremely
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House in Rexburg - 1/6/2017
Rexburg is one of the best place to live in America. People are really nice, very good neighborhood. Very peaceful and quite. Low crime rates. One of the top university.
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Increase Acedemic and Spiritual Knowledge - 7/7/2010
With the campus of Brigham Young University-Idaho (formally knows as Ricks College) in Rexburg, it provides a great deal of educational opportunities. The campus grounds are manicured very creatively and maintained extremely well. The academic environment allows students to share ideas without the need to regurgitate institutional ideology. The spiritual environment allows for the individual the opportunity to obtain and strengthen their personal relationship with the Savior Jesus Christ. Come and visit the university and feel the spirit of the campus or the 'spirit of Ricks'.
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Crime is not a concern. - 2/2/2010
Crime in Rexburg is virtually non-exsistent to the local resident. The only crimes I ever see in the papers are those of youthful exuberance and poor judgement, and bank robberies. Yeah, seemingly an above-normal amount lately, don't know why that is, but hardly a concern for the locals.
Perhaps it lies in the fact that in this LDS dominant college town...there are no bars within the city limits. And you can purchase beer and wine at the supermarket. And NO Starbucks [perhaps less jittery criminals are more docile..??]
Doors are left open like the old days...people don't lock their vehicles, and you can start your car, go back inside for twenty minutes [to heat it up] and come out, and it's still there. I tried that once in California, and, poof, car gone!
A safe, confident town that watches out for each other. Criminality is NOT welcome
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