Shady Acres – A Notable Establishment In The Community

    Shady Acres, located at 4150 W State St in Eagle, Idaho, has been a notable establishment in the community since its inception.

    Originally opened around 1958 as a gas station, it has served residents and travelers for decades. Over time, Shady Acres expanded its services to include a convenience store and the Shady Acres Café, offering in-store shopping and dining options. The café has become known for its homestyle breakfasts, sandwiches, and burgers, making it a local favorite.

    In addition to its role as a service station and eatery, Shady Acres gained some recognition as a filming location. Notably, it was featured in the 1980 film “Bronco Billy,” which starred Clint Eastwood as an idealistic, modern-day cowboy struggling to keep his Wild West show afloat.

    Today, Shady Acres continues to operate as a gas station and convenience store, maintaining its longstanding presence in the Eagle community.

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