This luxury 4-bedroom, 6-bathroom house is the perfect mountain getaway located just 12 miles from the west gate of Yellowstone National Park. This secluded home offers quick access to the Targhee National Forest, Henry’s Lake, and the town of Island Park. Three king-bed bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and an extra-large room with two sets of queen-sized bunk beds and a large play area make this home great for large groups looking to enjoy all that the Greater Yellowstone area has to offer.

With all the additional fold-out beds this home easily accommodates up to 15 guests. Spend the morning exploring Yellowstone, the afternoon fishing or boating on Henry’s Lake, or take a scenic drive through the surrounding forests and mountains. After a day of adventure, return home to the peaceful surroundings of your private retreat, just minutes from the heart of West Yellowstone.

Explore beyond Yellowstone

The options listed here are designed to help you make the most of your stay. Escape the crowds of West Yellowstone while still enjoying easy access to the incredible nature, outdoor adventures, and scenic beauty that make this area so special.

• Henry’s Lake – Excellent trout fishing, boating, wildlife viewing, and stunning mountain scenery. 20 mins
• Henry’s Lake OHV Trails – Access to scenic ATV/UTV and off-road routes through the surrounding mountains and forests. 20–25 mins
• Red Rock Pass – Scenic backcountry route along Henry’s Lake and the Centennial Mountains, perfect for exploring by 4x4, ATV, or UTV. 30–35 mins
• Island Park OHV Trail System – Extensive network of ATV/UTV trails through the forests and mountains west of West Yellowstone. 25–35 mins
• Island Park, Idaho – Outdoor recreation, fishing, boating, hiking, ATV riding, and scenic mountain drives. 25 mins
• Centennial Mountains – Beautiful Mountain scenery, wildlife, hiking, fishing, and backcountry exploration. 30–40 mins
• Henry’s Fork of the Snake River – Popular for fly fishing, wildlife viewing, and scenic river recreation. 35–45 mins.

• Old Faithful & Upper Geyser Basin – Home to Yellowstone’s most famous geyser and one of the world's largest concentrations of geysers and hot springs. 50–55 mins.
• Grand Prismatic Spring/Midway Geyser Basin – One of Yellowstone’s most spectacular sights, known for its brilliant blue, green, yellow, and orange colors. 35–40 mins.
• Norris Geyser Basin – One of the park’s hottest and most dynamic geothermal areas, with constantly changing features and dramatic landscapes. 55–65 mins.
• Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone – One of Yellowstone’s most spectacular landscapes, featuring dramatic canyon walls, the Yellowstone River, and the impressive 308-foot Lower Falls. 1.5hrs

• 6-person jacuzzi
• Roku
• Quality bedding is provided for a comfortable night’s sleep. Please note that the bedding contains feathers and is not hypoallergenic; alternative bedding is not available.
• Drip pot coffee maker
• Porch with outdoor seating

• Salt & pepper
• 2 rolls of paper towels
• 3 rolls of toilet paper
• 1 roll of kitchen trash bags
• Dishwasher pods
• 1 pack of sanitizing wipes
• 1 sponge
• Liquid dish soap
• Laundry detergent pods
• 1 box of facial tissues per bathroom
• Body wash
• Shampoo
• Conditioner
• Hand soap in the bathroom

• No smoking
• No pets
• 4-wheel drive is mandatory for all winter guests
• Do NOT drive off the main road! If you are caught driving vehicles or snowmobiles through another homeowner’s property you will be asked to vacate the property immediately without a refund.
• No glass in hot tub
• Please keep exterior and screen doors closed, as wildlife is very active in the area

• Air Conditioning: The home does not have central A/C. Fans, and the natural mountain breeze help keep the lodge comfortable, even in July and August, nighttime temperatures can cool to around 50°F. Outside of the warmest summer months, evening temperatures are often in the 40s or below. We recommend opening the windows in the evening to enjoy the cool mountain air, then closing the windows and lowering the shades during the day to help keep the lodge naturally cool and comfortable.
• This property is in a mountain community where wildlife, insects, bats, smoke, weather changes and other natural conditions may occur.
• Winter safety: Snow and ice may slide from the roof during winter conditions. Please use caution around the exterior of the home.
• Please review the photos, sleeping arrangements, amenities and property description carefully before booking to ensure the home meets your needs.

Wi-Fi speeds cannot be guaranteed and may vary based on weather, usage, or service conditions in the area. Please keep in mind that West Yellowstone is a gateway community surrounded by protected wilderness. Infrastructure and development are intentionally limited in many areas to help preserve the natural environment and the character of the region.

Year-Round Outdoor Adventure

Calling all outdoor enthusiasts! Summer brings opportunities to explore Yellowstone, book guided tours, fly fish nearby rivers, hike scenic trails, mountain bike, kayak or paddleboard, and enjoy a refreshing swim.

Winter transforms the area into a snowy playground. Explore Yellowstone by snowmobile from the West Entrance, ride the scenic Two Top snowmobile trails, cross-country ski the nearby World-Renowned Rendezvous Ski Trails, or enjoy sledding, tubing, and snowshoeing.

Yellowstone National Park Operating Dates

The West Entrance to Yellowstone National Park operates seasonally. The summer season typically runs from the 3^rd Saturday in April through November 1^st. The entrance closes for the fall shoulder season and typically reopens in mid-December for the winter oversnow travel season, which runs through mid-March. After the winter oversnow season ends, the West Entrance remains closed until the summer season begins in April.

Operating dates are subject to change based on park conditions. Please confirm current Yellowstone National Park operating dates before booking your stay.