Eagle Island Point is a 16.65-acre conservation property located at the head of Eagle Island along the Boise River. What began with a generous gift from Duane and Anna Perkins in 2011 has grown into a permanently protected landscape through subsequent donations from neighboring landowners, ultimately conserving the entire point of Eagle Island.

The original Perkins Nature Preserve was donated to the Land Trust of the Treasure Valley in December 2011. More than a decade later, donations from the Pearson and Williamson families expanded the protected footprint, creating a contiguous conservation area that preserves wildlife habitat, open space, and an increasingly rare stretch of the Boise River corridor.

The Williamson family carries a long legacy of farming and ranching along the Boise River, while the Pearson family has deep connections to the landscape through generations of waterfowl hunting and outdoor recreation. Together with the Perkins family's original gift, these donations ensure that Eagle Island Point will remain protected for generations to come.

As the Treasure Valley continues to grow, opportunities to conserve land along the Boise River become increasingly rare. Eagle Island Point protects valuable riparian habitat while preserving a special place for wildlife and the community alike.

Eagle Island Point is currently closed to the public.