An ice cream maker at work behind the open window of a vintage white trailer

Small-batch ice cream from a pink truck. Churned every morning at the creamery on Grove Street, parked somewhere new in Boise six days a week.

Today, Friday

Julia Davis Park

700 S Capitol Blvd, Boise

3 PM to 9 PM

Chase the truck.

Churned this morning

  • TUE

    Hyde Park

    2-8

  • WED

    Ann Morrison Park

    2-8

  • THU

    Bown Crossing

    4-9

  • FRI

    Julia Davis Park

    3-9

  • SAT

    Saturday Market

    10-4

  • SUN

    Camel’s Back Park

    12-6

Six stops,
seven days.

The week goes up every Monday at 9 AM. Rain or a sold-out strawberry batch can move a stop, and when it does the board and the stop-update email change with it.

MON

Creamery day

Pint pickup only, 1415 W Grove St

11 AM-5 PM

TUE

Hyde Park, 13th Street

1500 N 13th St, Boise

WED

Ann Morrison Park

1000 Americana Blvd, Boise

THU

Bown Crossing

3500 E Parkcenter Blvd, Boise

FRI

Today

Julia Davis Park

700 S Capitol Blvd, Boise

SAT

Saturday Market Lot

8th and Bannock St, Boise

10 AM-4 PM

SUN

Camel’s Back Park

1200 W Heron St, Boise

12 PM-6 PM

Hands folding a fresh batch of ice cream in a steel mixing bowl
Hands folding a fresh batch of ice cream in a steel mixing bowl

Cream from Kuna, fruit from the valley

“Cream, sugar and whatever is ripe this week. If the strawberries aren’t good, we don’t make strawberry.”

Rosa Delgado, ice cream maker and co-founder

A gloved hand pulling fresh ice cream from a batch freezer

Eight-quart batch freezer. Every flavor is churned the morning it is sold.

Six AM
to the last scoop.

The strawberry you eat at 3 PM was still cream at breakfast. This is the whole day of the truck, start to finish.

6:00 AM

The first batch goes in

Vanilla bean base first, then strawberry buttermilk, then the flavor of the week on the creamery board on Grove Street.

9:30 AM

Fudge, caramel, cones

Hot fudge and salted caramel cooked in copper pots, waffle cones pressed by hand for about 300 scoops.

1:15 PM

Sprinkles rolls out

The pink truck leaves 1415 W Grove St with the freezers full and heads to the park on this week’s board.

2:00 PM

The window opens

Park stops open at 2 or 3, the Saturday market at 10. The line is shortest in the first twenty minutes.

7:42 PM

Strawberry sells out

Our average sell-out time on park stops this summer. Vanilla bean and chocolate usually last until close.

Waffle cones with colorful scoops and sprinkles laid out for a party

Scoop for 20
to 250 guests
from the window.

Scoop for 20
to 250 guests
from the window.

Birthday parties, office afternoons and the whole truck at your wedding. Send the date and the headcount, and the quote comes back within one business day.

Birthday parties, office afternoons and the whole truck at your wedding. Send the date and the headcount, and the quote comes back within one business day.

Pint Party

$6

per person, 20 minimum

Hand-packed cups and pints in a cooler, dropped off frozen with spoons within 15 miles of Grove Street.

Sundae Bar

$9

per person, 15 to 150 guests

Three flavors, hot fudge, caramel and toppings with a scooper, for birthdays, graduations and backyards.

Truck at your event

$750

starting price, up to 250 guests

Sprinkles parks at your wedding, festival or company party and scoops six flavors to order for two hours.

Strawberry ice cream in a glass bowl with fresh strawberries and mint
Friends sitting on the grass together on a sunny afternoon in the park

“We drove in from Nampa for the strawberry buttermilk. Worth every one of the 30 minutes.”

Dana R., Tuesday regular at Hyde Park

Three friends holding up their ice cream cones
A hand holding a double scoop cone against a pink wall
Friends sitting under autumn trees in a park

“The truck did our wedding, 180 guests, and people still text us about the hot fudge.”

Marcus and Leigh, married in Eagle

Scoopers serving customers across a busy truck counter

Coming up
on weekends.

Festivals and night markets where the truck is booked. Same flavors, a longer line and usually a special scoop you can’t get on a weekday.

Ask
the window.

Still wondering about allergies, cards or pints? Text or call the truck. A real person answers between scoops.

How do I know where the truck is today?

Check the stops board on this page or the Schedule page. We post the week every Monday, and if rain or a sell-out changes plans we update the board and send an email to stop-update subscribers.

Do you take cards?

Do you have dairy-free flavors?

What about nuts and gluten?

How far ahead should I book a party?

Can I buy pints at the creamery?

A child eating a scoop of blue ice cream from a waffle cone
A child eating a scoop of blue ice cream from a waffle cone
A child eating a scoop of blue ice cream from a waffle cone

See you at
the window.

Tuesday to Sunday, somewhere in Boise. Monday is creamery day.

Creamery, 1415 W Grove St, pint pickup on Mondays

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